I always took water for granted. In my country where I grew up, we had water available to us in the sink 24/7, 365.
Pure, clean. Drinkable.
As I am now traveling the world, I am experiencing places where water is not to be taken for granted. But only in mild ways. Not in actual life-or-death ways. That happens in countries I have not yet visited.
It’s weird. Most of my time at work I deal with pretty mundane things. And if I am thirsty, water is always available.
Water simulations are extra interesting to me now, because I am realising that in the future maybe I can help bring water to places where people are struggling because of unreliable access to water.
I think it would be very nice to be able to help other people on that way.
Pure, clean. Drinkable.
As I am now traveling the world, I am experiencing places where water is not to be taken for granted. But only in mild ways. Not in actual life-or-death ways. That happens in countries I have not yet visited.
It’s weird. Most of my time at work I deal with pretty mundane things. And if I am thirsty, water is always available.
Water simulations are extra interesting to me now, because I am realising that in the future maybe I can help bring water to places where people are struggling because of unreliable access to water.
I think it would be very nice to be able to help other people on that way.