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The Science of Happiness: Can Money Really Buy It?

Aight, let’s cut straight to it—money can buy happiness. There, I said it. XAXAXA. Sure, people love throwing around phrases like “money can’t buy happiness” or “happiness comes from within.” But let’s be real—have you ever seen someone miserable on a beach in the Maldives, sipping a coconut, knowing they don’t have to worry about bills? Exactly. Now, I’m not… Read more →

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Aight, What’s the Deal with Nightshade Vegetables?

So, I just found out about nightshade vegetables, and no, they’re not some mystical plants that only bloom under a full moon. 🤔 They’re actually a whole category of everyday veggies that people either love, fear, or have absolutely no idea about. Turns out, these plants come with a bit of drama—some folks claim they’re superfoods, while others believe they’re… Read more →

The Quiet Power of Being an Introvert – Embracing Solitude in Work & Life

Aight, March 2025 is here! 🍀 A fresh new month, a chance to reset, and—if you’re an introvert like me—a perfect excuse to politely decline unnecessary social events. XAXAXA. ✨ Being an introvert isn’t about being shy or antisocial; it’s about finding energy in solitude, choosing depth over small talk, and knowing that sometimes, the best company is just you… Read more →

From Smurf Tales to Baby Shark: How Parents Keep Kids Entertained Then vs. Now

Alright, let’s take a stroll down memory lane—back to when a screen-free childhood was the norm and compare it to the tech-driven kid distractions of today. Whether it was grooving to Smurf songs in the 80s or endless loops of Baby Shark 🦈 now, parents have always needed creative ways to keep their tiny humans busy. But oh, how the… Read more →

What Dreams Tell Us About the Brain’s Potential?

Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🌟 As we leap into the Year of the Snake this Chinese New Year 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on something equally mystifying and awe-inspiring — our dreams. Like the slithery snake itself, dreams twist and turn in unpredictable ways, leaving us fascinated by their hidden meanings. They’re proof that while we sleep, our… Read more →

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The Minimalist Movement: Freedom or Restriction?

Alright, let’s talk about minimalism—because everyone and their trendy neighbour seems to be all about “decluttering” these days 🧳✨. From Marie Kondo to tiny house living, minimalism has surged as a lifestyle choice that promises freedom, clarity, and happiness. But is stripping life down to the essentials really liberating, or is it just another set of rules disguised as simplicity?… Read more →

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“Tomorrow and I” – A Thai Sci-Fi Series Worth Watching

Alright, sci-fi fans, listen up! There’s a new show in town, and it’s as mind-bending as it is culturally rich. “Tomorrow and I,” a Thai science fiction anthology series, takes a deep dive into the intersection of futuristic technologies and traditional Thai culture. Often compared to Black Mirror, this series stands out with its unique take on some of the… Read more →

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Are Humans Ready for a Cashless Society?

Alright, let’s talk about something that’s been buzzing in tech and economics – going fully cashless. Can you imagine a world where those paper bills and jingling coins are a thing of the past? It sounds futuristic, but we’re closer than you think. Digital payments are already dominating in many countries, and for some, cash is more decoration than necessity.… Read more →

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The Rise of Automation: Is the Job Market Ready?

Aight, let’s talk about something that’s buzzing louder than your neighbour’s robot vacuum – automation. With robots flipping burgers 🍔, chatbots handling customer service, and algorithms making investment decisions, it’s clear the future isn’t coming; it’s already knocking on our doors. But here’s the big question: is the job market ready, or are we all going to end up like… Read more →