It’s very late at night. You are lying in bed, casually scrolling through videos on YouTube to help you drift off to sleep. Out of nowhere, a person on the screen announces: “I am one of 11 children that were chosen. The rest have died. I am the only one who is left.” Not even …
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Usually, relationships do not finish as a result of one major dramatic event. It is like with a glass; the glass does not break all at once, already there are small invisible cracks. Nowadays, social media has gradually become the kind of invisible crack that you are talking about in relationships. Those vague feelings of …
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One day someone says, “I quit social media” but of course… Posts it on social media. 69,000 likes underneath. Thousands of comments saying, “So true,” “Good for you.” And yet, no one stops to think: If they truly quit, that post wouldn’t even exist. But noticing doesn’t serve anyone. Because everyone wants to justify their …
Throughout history, the human mind has always chased the need to be seen. First, shapes carved into stone walls, then words on paper, then stages, TV screens, and now social media… Always the same desire: to be seen. But the digital age has accelerated this desire more than ever. Now a post can reach millions …
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The number of creators has declined, while those living off borrowed ideas have multiplied. What is the rarest thing in the world today? Not gold, not oil, not even technology… The rarest thing is: Aperson who can truly use their own mind. Because most people delegate their thinking to someone else. Some rent their minds …