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Is nature and happiness connected?
Over millions of years, humanity has evolved from living in the untamed wilderness of jungles to constructing concrete jungles that dominate our landscapes. This transformation has brought about significant changes in how we interact with our environment, particularly in our relationship with nature. Our ancestors, who once found shelter under the canopies of vast forests, Read more
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How To: 2023 Goal Retrospect
Reflecting on progress is just as vital as setting goals. As 2023 comes to a close, I will share in this blog a technique anyone can use to measure their progress toward goals. I’ve personally benefited greatly from writing… a lot. If you don’t document your goals, you might never fully realize your achievements. We Read more
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Being a foodie: A hobby or a curse?
In 21st century, being a foodie has become a hobby for many youngsters. Well, if you are new to this term than oxford dictionary meaning of foodie is “a person who is very interested in cooking and eating different kinds of food.” We almost forget the part “cooking” and almost always misunderstanding the “different kinds”. Read more
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How a Chance Encounter Changed My Swimming and My Perspective
Yes, it’s true. A chance encounter with an 80-year-old man at the pool led to a profound change in not just my swimming technique, but also my approach to life’s subtle learning opportunities. I’m a self-taught swimmer, and this gentleman, who swam effortlessly beside me, noticed something amiss in my technique. After a shared pause Read more
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Socratic Method: Philosophy 101
Around 2500 years ago, Socrates significantly impacted philosophy, marking the division between Pre- and Post-Socratic eras. His unique philosophical approach, particularly the Socratic method, encouraged critical thinking and self-examination through open-ended questioning. This method prompts deeper understanding by challenging assumptions and exploring concepts like justice from multiple perspectives. The article underscores the importance of objective… Read more
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Misconceptions of earlier centuries
We often believe that we are exceptionally knowledgeable and that the ideas of our time are unquestionably correct. However, the progress of 21st-century science has led us to think that our predictions are infallible, and what’s happening is predetermined. We tend to cling to our “current” belief systems, assuming they’re the only right way to Read more
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