During times of crisis, society always sees the rise of various countercultures. Today, we are constantly blasted with news about a new problem from around the world every single day. This never-ending stream of global pessimism has led to a resurgence of a 19th Century anti-establishment way of life called the bohemian lifestyle.
On the 15th March 2018, a now-infamous YouTube video was released. It didn’t change the world, but it made us all think again about why printers are so cheap. A quick search on Amazon would show you printers from some of the biggest brands selling for just $30. Unsurprisingly, the reason for these low prices is purely down to greed. These big printer manufacturers are actually running an ink cartridge scam.
Class reductionism is the theory that class inequality is a more critical concern than other ‘secondary’ inequalities such as race, gender, sex etc. Class reductionists believe that solving class inequality will help solve most if not all other forms of inequality. In essence, they see all forms of inequality through the lens of class inequality.
During times of crisis, society always sees the rise of various countercultures. Today, we are constantly blasted with news about a new problem from around the world every single day. This never-ending stream of global pessimism has led to a resurgence of a 19th Century anti-establishment way of life called the bohemian lifestyle.
On the 15th March 2018, a now-infamous YouTube video was released. It didn’t change the world, but it made us all think again about why printers are so cheap. A quick search on Amazon would show you printers from some of the biggest brands selling for just $30. Unsurprisingly, the reason for these low prices is purely down to greed. These big printer manufacturers are actually running an ink cartridge scam.
Class reductionism is the theory that class inequality is a more critical concern than other ‘secondary’ inequalities such as race, gender, sex etc. Class reductionists believe that solving class inequality will help solve most if not all other forms of inequality. In essence, they see all forms of inequality through the lens of class inequality.
Bruce Springsteen spent much of the Trump presidency speaking out against his leadership. From attacking Trump’s response to the BLM protests to calling Trump’s presidency a ‘nightmare’, Bruce Springsteen never shied away from expressing his political thoughts.
The last few years of political discourse seem to suggest a rise in far-right and far-left extremism. This rise has popularised an old theory by a french philosopher, which states that both ends of the spectrum are similar. The theory critiques the straight-line representation of the political spectrum and provides justification for more of a horseshoe shape.
Social media addiction is becoming a serious condition, particularly for younger people spending significant portions of their time on social media platforms. Like any other addiction, certain signs and symptoms can indicate the formation of severe addiction. It’s helpful to identify addiction as quickly as possible, and typically some signs can help identify an addiction.
During times of crisis, society always sees the rise of various countercultures. Today, we are constantly blasted with news about a new problem from around the world every single day. This never-ending stream of global pessimism has led to a resurgence of a 19th Century anti-establishment way of life called the bohemian lifestyle.
On the 15th March 2018, a now-infamous YouTube video was released. It didn’t change the world, but it made us all think again about why printers are so cheap. A quick search on Amazon would show you printers from some of the biggest brands selling for just $30. Unsurprisingly, the reason for these low prices is purely down to greed. These big printer manufacturers are actually running an ink cartridge scam.
Class reductionism is the theory that class inequality is a more critical concern than other ‘secondary’ inequalities such as race, gender, sex etc. Class reductionists believe that solving class inequality will help solve most if not all other forms of inequality. In essence, they see all forms of inequality through the lens of class inequality.
Bruce Springsteen spent much of the Trump presidency speaking out against his leadership. From attacking Trump’s response to the BLM protests to calling Trump’s presidency a ‘nightmare’, Bruce Springsteen never shied away from expressing his political thoughts.
The last few years of political discourse seem to suggest a rise in far-right and far-left extremism. This rise has popularised an old theory by a french philosopher, which states that both ends of the spectrum are similar. The theory critiques the straight-line representation of the political spectrum and provides justification for more of a horseshoe shape.
Social media addiction is becoming a serious condition, particularly for younger people spending significant portions of their time on social media platforms. Like any other addiction, certain signs and symptoms can indicate the formation of severe addiction. It’s helpful to identify addiction as quickly as possible, and typically some signs can help identify an addiction.
