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How Did a Generation Become So Stupid? A Look at Modern Society
Introduction People often ask, "How did a generation become so stupid?" Of course, the term “stupid” is harsh, but it reflects a common sentiment that the current generation seems more disconnected from critical thinking, common sense, and meaningful knowledge. Is this assumption fair? And if so, what are the causes behind it? In this article, we’ll dive into the factors that may have led to this perception, looking at the influence of technology, education, social media, and more.
By Muhammad Nadeemabout a year ago in Humans
Renaissance Festival War Stories September 7-8, 2024
...Continued from weekend 3 Saturday was the 6th annual Un-Official Pride Day at The Minnesota Renaissance Festival. Nearly 1400 people rsvp'd to our Facebook event. It gets bigger each year and we are so glad to love and be loved in the communities: Renaissance and LBGTQIA+. Shops decked themselves out, acts wore their best rainbow, flag, or pride duds, and the patrons take their garb to the next level. While I'm glad to be the nexus of the event annually, I am not the true origin. PRIDE doesn't happen without all the people willing to be generous in a community to show who they are and will not be hurt or repressed for a safe love or lifestyle.
By Tinka Boudit She/Herabout a year ago in Humans
Simple Trust: How to Break Down the Walls in a Relationship
Simple trust is the heartbeat of every strong relationship. We can be honest with each other because we are quite confident that they will understand and accept us. Trust in relationships isn’t hard to understand; it just means believing in each other, being loyal, and being open. However, it can be hard to make and keep this link. Some of the things that make us build mental walls come from the past.
By Relationship Guideabout a year ago in Humans
Small Kindness, Big Impact
Small acts of kindness may appear as nothing, yet they do hold immense potential to light up anyone's day, alter one's perspective in life, or even remake the community. A simple smile, some kind words, or just being able to help another person creates an ongoing ripple effect in that chain of warmth and goodwill, reaching far beyond that one simple gesture. Scientific studies prove that acts of kindness heighten the happiness of both the giver and the receiver, thus making the world a kinder place. They remind one, in this overwhelming world, that there is a kinship in humanity and a difference one may make, because even the smallest acts of kindness count.
By Sumaira Kanwalabout a year ago in Humans
What Makes a Man Weak for a Woman? The Powerful Reasons
It’s very strong to say what makes a man weak for a woman. It goes deeper than just being physically attracted to each other. To really fall in love with a woman, a guy needs to feel emotionally connected to her, share her values, and be open to being hurt.
By Relationship Guideabout a year ago in Humans
Understanding Futures Markets: A Comprehensive Guide
Despite their seeming complexity, futures markets are vital to the world economy. You're in the right place if you've ever wondered how they operate or how you may become engaged. The fundamentals of futures markets, their advantages, and how to trade them will all be covered in this essay.
By rana tanveerabout a year ago in Humans
What Self Respect Means: The Beauty of Love with Boundaries
Knowing what self respect means when it comes to love, relationships, and personal growth can make all the difference in the world. Self-respect means recognizing your worth, setting good personal boundaries, and having faith in your self-worth. It’s what not only keeps your self-esteem high but also makes room for deep relationships with other people.
By Relationship Guideabout a year ago in Humans
Queer Platonic Partnership: A New Love Story You Need to Know
There are many kinds of love, and it’s time to look past the usual definitions of marriage. Within the wide range of LGBTQ+ relationships, there is a unique bond that is becoming more and more well-known: the queer platonic partnership. This relationship doesn’t follow the normal rules of romance or sensual attraction. Instead, it’s based on deep emotional intimacy, support, and friendship.
By Relationship Guideabout a year ago in Humans
The Future of AI in 2025: Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges. AI-Generated.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved over the past decade, transforming industries and enhancing human capabilities. By 2025, AI is poised to revolutionize even more sectors, from healthcare and education to manufacturing and transportation. In this article, we'll explore the future of AI in 2025, discussing the key trends, opportunities, and challenges that lie ahead.
By Manikesh Tripathiabout a year ago in Humans
Navigating the Fear of Aging and the Loss of Self
I felt drowned in brightness, sterile sanctuary that this dentist's office was-home to raw fear under the white gleam of tile and the acrid scent of disinfectant. I sat, waiting for the inevitable drill, flipping through a dog-eared magazine without really seeing the pages. A soft buzz came from a TV in the corner-morning show, one of those all-fluff-and-smiles things. I wasn't paying attention until a segment caught my ear-a birthday shoutout to viewers over 95.
By Chahat Kaurabout a year ago in Humans
A Tragic Day at Wells Fargo: When Work Becomes Too Much
Introduction: Recently, a tragic event unfolded at the offices of Wells Fargo—an employee collapsed and died during work hours. This heartbreaking incident is a grim reminder of the intense pressures that corporate employees face every day. It raises an urgent question: How much are we willing to sacrifice for our careers? This story isn’t just about one person or one company; it’s about a systemic issue that has been brewing for years—workplace stress, burnout, and the high cost of staying silent.
By Himanshu Rajabout a year ago in Humans
Embracing the Imperfections: A Lesson from My Mother
I wondered how many times she didn’t enjoy the beach because her mind was insecurely counting her shiny stripes Our worldview and self-perception are deeply influenced by media, personal interactions, and the comments of those around us. The perspectives of our parents, guardians, and role models shape how we see ourselves and our place in the world. These inherited views are often a reflection of their own experiences and societal expectations.
By Angelina Raisaabout a year ago in Humans
