#society

#society

"Without electricity, we go back to the Stone Age. Especially in high density urban centers," Dr. Sangeetha Abdu Jyothi warned about the severe consequences of a large-scale blackout.

The Green Children have consistently been viewed as mere curiosities of superstition, but a deeper examination reveals the rich social tapestry they represent in medieval life.

I found myself shivering on a sidewalk in Brooklyn on a recent April morning, questioning the nature of not just my own desires but also those of the three dozen or so people in line with me.

"Over time, mayonnaise became so synonymous with a certain type of person (usually deemed 'uncool, boring, or plain') that it lost a bit of its powerhouse grip on the palates of the masses."

I won't deny that it is nice to give each other nice things, but I fear the trend puts pressure on parents, and normalises a level of consumption that would perhaps have been unthinkable even a decade ago.

"Soon I realized: Stars Hollow would never be my escape from 2025 America. Instead, it offers the road map for how we got here."

Fear manifests in two forms: primal fear, which is immediate and visceral, and insidious fear, that subtly influences our choices and amplifies societal division.

Nearly six in 10 workers attribute the rising level of incivility in U.S. society to a multitude of factors, including polarized political discourse and deteriorating social norms.

Remember the science fiction of the 1950s, when people imagined the role robots and artificial intelligence could play, dramatically improving our lives by taking on menial tasks and unpleasant jobs so that we would have more spare time.

So, what happened to the concept of integrity and accountability? It seems lost amidst distractions and the cognitive dissonance that defines our current reality.

I hear the question, 'Who's going to take care of you when you're older?' a lot. I don't agree with that. You shouldn't have kids just to ensure someone will take care of you later in life.