Think of a "spectrum" as a range of things you can see or understand. For
example, nature has inspired technological advancements, such as engineers
studying the structure of bird's wings to develop more efficient airplane
designs. At first, human flight seemed impossible. But by looking beyond
human limitations and learning from nature, scientists were able to
revolutionize air travel. This is a perfect illustration of how moving beyond
the conventional way of thinking can lead to extraordinary solutions.
When we face problems, we often rely on familiar solutions or ways of
thinking. "Beyond the Spectrum" suggests that to find better answers, we
should look at things from new or unconventional angles
The theme is about embracing perspectives that go beyond the ordinary
whether they come from different cultures, sensory experiences, or even
technological advances.
It’s about moving beyond a narrow way of interpreting the world and
considering a broader range of ideas, which can open up previously
unimaginable possibilities. Whether it’s through blending different cultural
insights, sensory experiences, or alternative problem-solving methods,
"Beyond the Spectrum" highlights the importance of looking at things from
all angles to uncover new truths.
Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering, Fr. Agnel Ashram, Bandstand, Bandra(W)
9th floor
Bandra, Maharashtra, 400050
India
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