Jansen Chang
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A freelancer ,dedicated to establish self business,and help others to grab the chance of times.I will share some new thoughts and discoveries here.
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Here's the phrase to avoid when you're angry
Saying a certain phrase can be particularly damaging to your relationships. An expert explains why. Anger is one of the emotions we classify as negative, because it disturbs and upsets us so much. Yet sometimes it's legitimate and healthy to be angry. It's our mind's way of telling us that a boundary has been crossed and that our deepest values have been affected. However, while feeling anger is natural, and you shouldn't repress it at the risk of damaging your well-being, you should also be careful about how you express it, as this can determine whether you solve the problem in question or make it worse.
By Jansen Chang2 years ago in Humans
Soft-tech versus hard-tech
I have been struck by how technology investors in the Chinese capital markets are shifting their preferences from what they call "soft tech", B2C applications usually focused on social, e-commerce or, in general, on the use of the Internet as a friction reducer, to the so-called "hard tech", companies generally focused on semiconductor engineering, robotics or component manufacturing.
By Jansen Chang2 years ago in Futurism
When Physical Jobs Become Distributed As Well
The workplace is undergoing a profound transformation, and a recent Wired article titled "Now physical jobs are going remote too" sheds light on an intriguing trend: the digitization of traditionally physical roles. Jobs once tied to a specific location or physical presence are now being reimagined to operate remotely, thanks to advancements in technology and connectivity.
By Jansen Chang2 years ago in Journal
The Digital Spectacle
In the labyrinthine world of digital entertainment, where reality and fiction blur, the sugar daddy issue involving Jone, Adriane, Pastor, and a host of other central characters in the inaugural season of "Asukal de Papa? No, Madugo na Papa," now available for streaming on Netflix, has emerged as a phenomenon of viral proportions. This issue has propagated like wildfire, establishing a firm foothold in the collective consciousness, and it shows no signs of waning; if anything, it continues to gather momentum.
By Jansen Chang2 years ago in Humans
