Category: Facts
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The Great Gullibility
“When emotion supersedes reason …gullibility must follow – Barbara Mertz” Common sense is very uncommon in the modern world, and everything which can’t be understood leads to gullibility. You can’t underestimate the people who have a tremendous capability of surrendering to tricksters and those who have the power to trick people. The social media has…
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Thank You and Happy New Year !
2020 has been a roller coaster year for everyone, and we should be grateful that we have survived the most challenging year in modern times. I would like to thank everyone who has supported my blog and spared time to read and comment.Wish you all a happy prosperous and healthy new year. Image source: Pixels
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The Surreal Success
“If you want to be successful, find out what the price is and then pay it”– Scott Adams. The topic of success has been gaining mainstream attention, and nowadays, every other book is based on the concept of success. The million-dollar question is, why it is hard to attain success in real life? Success is…
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Recency Bias
“Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it” -George Santayana. History repeats itself because we forget past very fast and assume that it has an insignificant contribution towards the present or future. People commit such mistakes more often. Importance to recent events over historical events leads to a recency bias. Why…
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Comparison of Unequal
“Comparison is a slippery slope to jealousy.” Danielle LaPorte The comparison starts with doubt, whether you doubt yourself or others. It is indeed a double-edged sword, and you can’t swing when you are in doubt. We always compare apples vs oranges to arrive at a decision – Which is better? Why do we compare? Well,…
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No Country for Poor People
If you are poor then, even stray dogs will remind you that you are -poor. Even fugitives can choose which country they want to live in but not the poor ones. Decades after decades, poor have always been poverty sick and, the government aspires to help these underprivileged yet, we do not see a significant…
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Democratic Dystopia
Without mentioning George Orwell, we can’t talk about dystopia people think that dystopia is fictional, and it does not exist in real life but, dystopia is like any religion, political party, society and nation. The only difference between today’s democratic dystopia and dystopia in Orwell’s novel – in the novel totalitarian governments surveil the citizens…
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Social Cult
A cult has always been a part of human history, and we have witnessed all sorts of cults from a cult in a small tribe to cult on social media with millions of followers. People use euphemism for the cult figure as an influencer, leader, activist, celebrity, motivational guru, sportsman, and many more. The cult…
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The Media without the Journalism
The role of media has always been vital in every part of the world and now journalism is known as media. Journalism and media can be perceived as a voice of voiceless people and it gives the strength to the people who can’t raise their voice against atrocities. Because of media, we know things and…
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The Undiscovered Disease of Mediocrity
If someone wants to avoid anything in life it must be mediocrity and recently we are witnessing so many people are becoming mediocre by choice. As life has become mediocre and it has started affecting our liking.Mediocrity is often confused with the state of averageness but it’s quite opposite. It is a state of not…
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