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Category: Malaysia
The Right to Disconnect: Can Malaysia Ever Do It?
France did it. Australia followed. But can Malaysia ever pass a Right to Disconnect law — or is our “Always-On” work culture too deeply embedded to reboot? Read more →
Mamak Stall 2.0: Would AI Roti Canai Taste the Same?
The mamak stall was Malaysia’s original social network — no password, no algorithm, just Uncle Kumar and a roti canai that knows you better than your phone does. So what happens when AI tries to run one? Would you still feel the syok? Or is some chaos meant to stay gloriously human? XAXAXA! Read more →
Digital exorcism: how Malaysians are casting out ghosts over WiFi
You thought spiritual warfare needed gongs and incense?Not anymore.Now all you need is a strong internet connection, a ring light, and a bomoh with a TikTok account. 📱✨ Yes, Malaysia is doing exorcism over Zoom.And it’s not satire.It’s our supernatural going superdigital. Unholy Hauntings in HD 👁️ We used to say: if something moves in your house when no one’s… Read more →
From Bomohs to Biosensors (Part 2 of 2): The Blurring Lines Between Magic and Metrics ☯️📈
Alright, dude! Remember that chat we had 2 weeks ago in “From Bomohs to Biosensors (Part 1): Malaysia’s Journey from Magic to Metric“? We talked about the wild ride Malaysia’s been on, where ancient wisdom from the bomoh somehow shares space with the cold, hard data from a modern biosensor. XAXAXA Well, that was just the beginning, Brah. The lines… Read more →
From Bomohs to Biosensors (Part 1 of 2): Malaysia’s Journey from Magic to Metrics
Aight, let’s be real for a sec — Malaysians are equal parts spiritual and scientific, sacred and sarcastic. One day you’re scanning QR codes at MySejahtera, and the next, you hear someone say “Dia kena buatan orang tu…” with full confidence over teh tarik. We’ve got bomohs, bidans, ustazs, feng shui masters, and now — biosensors, brainwave monitors, and wearable… Read more →
Do You See What I See? Why Some Malaysians Claim to See Ghosts, and Others Don’t
Alright, let’s talk ghosts. Or hantu, pontianak, toyol, and the long, loooong list of local legends that haunt the Malaysian psyche 👻🍃. Some people swear they’ve seen things that would make your skin crawl. Others? Not a single flicker of a shadow. So why the divide? Why are some Malaysians ghost magnets while others sleep like babies, undisturbed by the… Read more →
Bolehkah satu agama menjawap semua?/Can a single religion answer it all?
Page down for English Version – Can a single religion answer it all? Bolehkah satu agama tunggal merangkumi keseluruhan pengalaman spiritual manusia dan memberikan jawapan akhir kepada semua persoalan falsafah? Persoalan mengenai sama ada satu agama tunggal dapat merangkumi keseluruhan pengalaman spiritual manusia dan memberikan jawapan akhir kepada semua persoalan falsafah adalah kompleks dan melibatkan pelbagai perspektif mengenai agama, falsafah,… Read more →
Rising of Unemployment of Fresh Graduates in Malaysia
The rising unemployment rate among fresh university graduates today is an upsetting trend. Now the pool of unemployed graduates is rising to worrying levels even in some high-growth economies. This is due to several factors or causes that result in the increase of the unemployment rate today. This article brings and discusses the main causes and issues/effects on the unemployment… Read more →
Ethics
INTRODUCTION In general ethics is a code of honour that people live by. According to Stanford Encyclopedia, 2019, philosophers have tried to define ethics in various ways. Socrates characterises ethics as choosing “How one should lead his life?”. Aristotle refers to ethical system as being naturally “self-realisationism”. To sum up ethics can be defined as guidelines for recognising between what… Read more →