Sometimes I find it hard to come up with a topic for a blog post. Since this is my last one, I wanted to try something...
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A Lurker’s Confession
The diverse and segmented functions of social media allow each person to find their own digital space, where they can build connections with family, friends, and...
Continue reading...2020s; the Indecisive Fashion Decade
We as humans are prone to nostalgia, especially when it comes to visual aspects of life such as fashion. There is nothing new under the sun,...
Continue reading...The Increased Capacity to Lie
It’s nothing new for people to lie on the internet. Internet 101 stresses the fact that people lie, and you shouldn’t completely trust anyone you only...
Continue reading...The Ethics of Online Shaming: Accountability vs. Cancel Culture
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A Small Peek into the World of Innovative Vaccines
I think most of us wouldn’t know that Edward Jenner introduced us to the ‘classic’ vaccine, a substance designed to trigger our immune response to protect...
Continue reading...Coding in schools
Computer coding, also commonly known as programming is the process of writing instruction for computers to perform. Although, it may initially appear as a modern activity...
Continue reading...Wǎnghóng(網紅) Valley
How we discover many new places to visit nowadays is often through the digital, e.g. “I also want to go to the real-life locations of this...
Continue reading...the gratitude journal & why it changed my life
Two years ago, I started a journey to discover myself, improve, and bring out the best in me. Like many people, I was inspired by self-help...
Continue reading...You Consume More Than Just Consumption.
Over the past half-century, changes in media have significantly influenced the development of capitalism. Nowadays, whether it is a large corporation or a multinational enterprise, it...
Continue reading...TikTok is not a credible source, and you should feel bad if you use it like one.
Early Google As I was growing up, I was always told to Google something if I didn’t have the answer to a question. As Google was...
Continue reading...The World Brain Rot
Reading about someone’s tattoo artist, keeping up with current world events, discovering a car heaven in Japan, or learning more about healthy and affordable food, we...
Continue reading...The Old Money Aesthetic in New Times
After the pandemic, “old money” iconography has invaded social media, particularly TikTok, Pinterest and Instagram, platforms based on visual content. The old money trend describes a...
Continue reading...Technological evolution meets modern medicine: Neuralink’s brain chip
Back in the day, the idea of controlling computers with our minds seemed just far from reality. The only times we saw something like that was...
Continue reading...The Most Addictive Language-Learning App: Duolingo
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World Brain or Our Own Brain?
Sometimes, I can’t help but think that our reliance on Google is almost as essential as our dependence on sunlight, air, and water. Many aspects of...
Continue reading...The trust we have in the World Brain
During the information age, the age we currently live in, the internet has become synonymous with the concept of the world brain. The mind of the...
Continue reading...Sonder; the stories we’ll never know
Have you ever been struck by the realization that every person around you has a life as rich and complex as your own? That fleeting moment...
Continue reading...A Black Hole: The Apple Ecosystem
It would be fair to say that many companies develop their ecosystems within their digital products. One of the most commonly recognized ones is The Apple...
Continue reading...The Double Edged Digital Sword
From the first second of starting our day to the very last, we are progressively integrating the digital world into our physical. There are many ways...
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