Society

Comparing ourselves with others is nothing new, it’s human nature. Yet, there is another side to comparison that we’re less aware of. One which is pulling us further away from the ability to truly accept and express our emotions and, instead, fuelling a trend of default gratitude, pulling us further away from the joy of authentic…
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We each inhabit two very different worlds simultaneously: the real world, and the narrative world. The real world is the physical world of matter, of atoms and molecules and stars and planets and animals wandering around pursuing to bite and copulate with each other. Science does not yet understand much of this world, but it can…
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In brief: • The Facts: Below is a list of common traits that have been observed in people who are genuinely happy. It's a great list and something we can all learn and grow from. • Reflect On: Is happiness dependent on external factors, or is it something found within? These common traits have nothing to do with the material world, but…
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Most people need some strategies for managing time at work. This is because an erroneous common belief is that spending more time in the workplace means working harder or better. Thus, extending the workday is often a source of stress and anxiety, as the work environment becomes unstable. Mainly because the organization of work isn't well…
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What are the differences between genius and gifted? Do they coincide at all? As we’ll see, it isn’t all about intelligence. Find out why! In this article, there will be an attempt to discover whether genius and gifted are the same or if there are differences between the two. If is taken Spain as an example, in the 2017-2018 school…
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The Nuremberg Code is one of the most influential documents in the history of clinical research. This article takes a closer look at its origins, its guidelines and its enduring impact. Created more than 70 years ago following the notorious World War II experiments, this written document established 10 ethical principles for…
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The desire for freedom is one of the strongest inner needs of a person. In achieving freedom, people see the chance to ensure a safe independent existence as an opportunity to build their life in comfort and happiness. The concept of “freedom” can be found in different historical epochs. It occupied the consciences of many historical…
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Even before the unprecedented and heavy-handed response to COVID-19, the world had its fair share of issues. There are a number of events negatively affecting the environment, which is the one habitable place we have to live. There were countless shadow aspects, such as child trafficking, that continue to wound and traumatize some of the…
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Motto: “Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God” (Rev. Jonathan Mayhew) “Civil disobedience” evokes a range of reactions when people hear the term. Some instinctively wince, regarding it as anti-social or subversive. Others want to know more before they judge. What is prompting someone to engage in it? Who will be affected and how?…
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Adherence, or not, to green policies, could determine whether an individual or a business is allowed access to finances The U.S. Federal Reserve has recently joined a little-known international conglomerate of central banks, all fundamentally committed to enforcing the “green,” eco-friendly dictates of the anti-life, global…
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