FM-2030
Basketball player and philosopher
Born
October 15th, 1930
94 years ago
Died
2000
25 years ago — 70 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Belgium
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Born in 1930, this Belgian-Iranian basketball player, philosopher, and diplomat played a significant role in promoting humanistic values. A former athlete, participation in various basketball leagues contributed to a unique perspective on competition and community. In addition to basketball, extensive work in philosophy focused on futurism and social change. Engagement in diplomatic efforts enhanced understanding between cultures, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation.
Played in the Belgian basketball league
Authored works on futurism
Served as a diplomat between cultures
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