Isn’t it beautiful the time and space of stars tell the origin of the universe? Some star pieces may be older than ours that may tell us where we come from, and from star dust […]
Category: Culture
The stories of covid untold
We hear so much of the fear and trauma of COVID that it marginalizes the stories we have yet to tell and the true suffering it impacts on families. Eduardo Vidal’s vignette and many of […]
Remote work is here to stay but are online apps truly enough
While remote work is here to stay, there are ways and apps that make us feel more connected and less stationary. Collective community apps have found the COVID conditions rife for launch, primarily as the […]
Why your sneeze smells and oh, redditors
Redditors are supportive people in their community but more fact checking needs to occur with actual professionals or resources. It turns out it is neither a sinus infection or tonsillitis but the smell of olfactory […]
Spoiled or clueless, try minimum wage jobs
The humbling experience from working a service job is what makes us feel more empathetic in listening and working with those around us. It also makes one embarrassed and all the more grateful for not […]
Breaking up big tech for a shot
Notably Facebook and Amazon have long crushed thriving small businesses they see as competitors, leaving little to no room for competition and improvement in the market. For big tech, small competition may be a means […]
IN the Event PHysicists are right that civilization will collapse
Often we here projections about a company:s growth, not of civilization downfalls. Due to resource consumption and lack of maintenance due to climate change, projections are aggressive that within 20 to 40 years humanity will […]
50 years and no one will stop us #lgbtq
What’s unstoppable is the universal band in the spirit of Pride, which has remained the same throughout 50 years despite all the governmental and cultural bans against lgbtq parties. What’s new is that smaller organizations […]
We are gone
The poem (link below) elucidates the ephemeral moments of summer and happiness- when the author meets a lover at the stairs, ensconced in the imagery of lemonade powder and ice cream trucks. Her sense of […]
China’s human rights crisis
The concentration camps in China and what is deemed acceptable culturally amongst Muslims and dark skinned people in concentration camps there is horrific. Kudos to Tiktok users such as Feroza Aziz and John Oliver for […]
