Humanity

Humanity

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By Matthew Vander Els3 years ago in FYI
Rebuilding the City: City of Atlanta
As it stands today, Atlanta is a smorgasbord of various innumerable social, cultural, and political ghettos. Over the decades, the classical architecture of this space has been highly defined and re-defined to meet the needs of the aftermath of a war, supreme disasters, rail hub expansion, the Civil Rights Movement, and the launch of now-world-famous brands such as Coca Cola.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in FYI
Event Venues Should Have These Three Essential Qualities - Find Out These Are Here
Events at the Millennium Gate Museum in Atlanta, Georgia are an important part of everyone's lives. As a result, function rooms and event spaces have become synonymous with gathering and celebration. Whatever the circumstances, it is necessary to live life and celebrate with those who are close to you. True, the current global situation has brought all of this to a halt. It will, however, regain its momentum in due course.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in FYI
Inspirational short sentences and inspirational articles
Most of the time in our work and life, we want to be somebody, just like in the village, we want to be respected, we want to make people think we are great. However, we regret to find that no matter how strong our subjective desire is, we still end up mediocre and do not become the kind of people we imagined. What is the reason? Based on my short life experience and the information I have learned from reading books, I believe that this is not just due to external reasons and birth defects, but that we subconsciously choose mediocrity. This is paradoxical. On the surface, we don't want mediocrity, but why do we subconsciously choose mediocrity? We live in this land, from birth to death, all the time under the influence of the Ming culture and latent culture. The pragmatism and realism of Chinese people is one of the most profound culture. Our parents and teachers pass on this spirit all the time, but it is realism and pragmatism that make us more mediocre. Pragmatism demands immediate results, not the long, far-off future. In most cases, the best choice of the moment is not the best choice of history. The overall reason is that our vision is often not long-term, only see now, is far from the overall optimal judgment. Generally speaking, Westerners like to take risks. They are willing to try their best to struggle without knowing any result, so that even if not all of them can succeed, they have gone out of the range of local minimum. The over-emphasis on practical interests also limits the breadth and depth of our thinking, so that we always think about the problems around us, rather than thinking about the broader problem. Our emphasis on the outcome is far more than the process of success and failure history has taught us too much, that is, must be a good outcome. In fact, no one knows how to achieve a good ending. If the result is bad, then the person is bad. We tend to judge a person as good or bad, and this black and white binary thinking obliterates the complex and rich nature of human nature. When a person in the scenery, many of us follow to support and praise, but not to see his success process and real experience, nor to admire the various spirit worth analyzing, we look at the surface of things, which makes us often lose the opportunity to grow up. We can look at all kinds of literature and history books in history, few of them are objective and most of them are one-sided. This is a culture that doesn't lend itself to meaningful exploration because we don't really respect so-called losers. Most of us grow up with a lazy mind, unwilling to think about current problems, always expecting someone to give us a ready answer. Who says Chinese people diligent, diligent only in physical labor, but a lot of times we do not want to use the brain. We waste too much time on small things and too much attention on talking. France's Le Pen detailed a similar phenomenon in his book "The Rabble". Why a good person, finally can be led to a dangerous point by a leader. This enlarging of group psychology results in each individual losing their independent self and even taking pride in participating in it. In the day after day, year after year of life, gradually fall into it, unable to extricate themselves. The pressure of survival makes it physically and mentally tired, without the past spirit, more nothing to do and strive for action, push all rhetoric to the outside environment. () This is a society where people are impetuous, and you can't change it by yourself; But you can change yourself, let yourself calm down to do a thing deep, do thoroughly, do others unparalleled degree. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," Dickens wrote in a Tale of Two Cities. Our greed makes us think about the maximum benefit every time we face a choice, rather than choosing what we can do. Greed disturbs the peace of mind, confuses the eyes and loses the direction. A lot of time and resources are wasted in vain. It's not that we don't have the potential to be outstanding, nor do we have the conditions to be useful talents. We eventually become mediocre people, and become dispensable people in the society, which is the result of our subconscious choice. We are too realistic and pay too much attention to the result, we are too lazy and too greedy. It seems that we can only be "happy" with it.
By shiguang3 years ago in FYI
Two Sides of the Same Coin
Yulina Goto, December 15, 2022 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this website is to use the language of economics to understand the present and future state of structural racism. The two economic terms, "value" and "fortuity," reveal that structural racism will persist. The terms, "fee" and "reparations," describe possible solutions to mitigate this persisting oppression.
By Yulina Goto3 years ago in FYI
10 Tribes Who Could Make The Most Dangerous People On Earth Look Like Wimps
Tribal violence is a severe problem in many parts of the world mostly in Africa. In fact, there are several tribes that have been known for committing acts of violence against other tribes over territorial disputes or religious differences. These include the Maasai, Kamba and Samburu in Kenya; the Fulani in Nigeria; and the Mbuti Pygmies in the Congo Basin area.
By Mogomotsi Moremi3 years ago in FYI
Tolire Lake, Between the Beauty of Nature and Its Mystical Stories that Tempt to Visit
Have you ever heard of Lake Tolire? Or put it this way, have you ever heard of Ternate City before? Ternate City is a city located on Ternate Island. This city is in the province of North Maluku, Indonesia. The city of Ternate was once a sultanate called the Sultanate of Ternate.
By Ansi Ama3 years ago in FYI
What’s Your Christmas Tree Personality?
When I first thought about how to identify personality types for Christmas trees, high school cliques and cliches came to mind. How fun would it be to find out if you were still a jock, Goth, nerd, or wallflower. Then my background as an academic coupled with recent professional developments kicked in. Was this topic DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) compatible? Categorizing people based on types of Christmas trees is laden with issues.
By Stephanie J. Bradberry3 years ago in FYI
Koestler's fragrance of mortality
The life of the influential journalist and author, Arthur Koestler, came to a tragic end when he took his own life in 1983. The prolific literary stream which poured from Koestler’s creative mind in life was largely driven by his ceaseless quest to find meaning from the experiences he had in a Spanish prison in the 1930s, under sentence of death.
By Andrew Scott3 years ago in FYI
Disability History Month | Implementing it into school curriculum
Disability History Month runs 16th November — 16th December. It was set up in 2010 to provide a platform which focuses on the history of disabled people’s struggle for equality and human rights.
By Ciara McCarthy3 years ago in FYI
Learning habits: absorbed or controlled by habits？
Habit is a behavior pattern. To form a habit, you need to engrave a behavior module into your brain. When you need to use it, you can skip other redundant calculation and analysis links and call it directly, similar to listing specific behaviors in the "VIP" green channel.
By JOE BOB3 years ago in FYI
Harry & Meghan: A Love Story Gone Wrong
Harry and Meghan's documentary dropped on Netflix this week, and my goodness we Brits have a lot to say about it. For the past twenty-four hours, my Twitter feed has been filled with the biggest H&M fans of them all - their haters. The U.K. love to hate and to see a member of the royal family, the pinnacle of absolute of Britishness, marry a biracial American woman...good God how dare he! Scandalous!
By Rosie J. Sargent3 years ago in FYI