For my thesis, I am researching the resilience of our society, particularly in light of increasing geopolitical tensions and the potentially disruptive consequences that may arise. In a world where threats can sometimes seem far away, unexpected situations can suddenly have a significant impact on our daily lives. This raises important questions: how can we prepare ourselves as a society for these challenges? And what can we expect from the government in this regard?

I would love to engage in conversation with people who have thoughts on this topic, and I am open to a variety of perspectives. How do we view the role of the government in enhancing social and societal resilience? What can we, as citizens, contribute ourselves, and where is the balance between government responsibility and our own involvement?

It’s important to note that I will handle the information I gather with complete anonymity. Your insights and experiences are valuable, and I want to ensure that everyone feels free to share openly.

Through these conversations, I hope to gain a better understanding of the different ways people think about this issue and to gather practical ideas that I can incorporate into my thesis. I’m curious about your perspective and experience: how do you view the current developments, and what steps do you think could help make our society more resilient in a rapidly changing world?

If you find it interesting to discuss this, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your perspective.

Best regards,
Loïs