Guide to getting rid of crowds

by Korel Eraybar

In my book, I never suggest a way of life that in any way I would idealize in the form of living in a mountain lodge, kilometers far from the nearest human settlement, having cats and dogs, raising goats and cows, eating tomatoes and apples you pick from your own garden, baking your own bread at home. I don't even think that such a lifestyle is healthy. The basic value for me is the human and I believe that a human also needs other humans. Loneliness is not appropriate for a human.

Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2017

About the author

My point of view in life in general could be summarized as "Do the work right, create social benefit, keep away from people in your private life, enjoy your life and leave something to humanity".

EDUCATION
Ph.D, Istanbul Technical University, Architectural Faculty*
MSc, Istanbul Technical University, Disaster Management
Kadir Has University, Emergency Medical Techician - Paramedic
BA, Anatolian University, Economics
BA, Bosphorus University, Chemistry*

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Part-time lecturer of “Emergency Management”, İstanbul University
Photograpy tutor in a private company
First Aid Instructor & Manager in private companies

VOLUNTARY ACTIVITIES
Daily basis nature tours
Lecturer, "Art History Talks"
Lecturer, "Photography Talks"
Co-instructor of Urban Search and Rescue Techniques
Athletics Coaching
Volunteer firefighter
Marine Search and Rescue volunteer

SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHED WORKS
“SEISMIC RISK PERCEPTION AND MITIGATION EFFORTS IN ISTANBUL”, ERAYBAR K., ILKI A., OKAZAKI K., Disasters: The Journal of Disaster Studies, Policy and Management, 2007