How to Create a Society of Continuous Learning
The article discusses the importance of reinventing the education system to adapt to modern demands, emphasizing continuous learning throughout life.
Where do the Shompens live in India, who have been seen by very few people until now
The Shompens are a mysterious tribe living in the Great Nicobar Island of India, remaining largely isolated from modern society.
Learning to Surf
The article reflects on the overwhelming noise in contemporary society, both in terms of actual decibel levels and the social and emotional noise that comes with modern fame.
What the popular Latin phrase 'alea iacta est' means and the great lesson it teaches
The article explores the significance of the Latin phrase 'alea iacta est,' attributed to Julius Caesar, in the context of today's fast-paced society and its resurgence in modern vernacular.
The priest embarked on a modern crusade: ESO presented a bizarre 'solution'
A Lithuanian priest raises fundamental questions about the role of the church in contemporary society as churches face large energy bills after being categorized as non-domestic consumers by the energy supplier ESO.
Life at 1.5x
The author reflects on the pressures of modern life and their addiction to a fast-paced, content-consuming lifestyle.
Plato, Greek philosopher: "The greatest wealth is to live content with little"
Plato's philosophy emphasizes that true wealth comes from contentment rather than material accumulation, highlighting the pitfalls of excessive consumerism in modern society.
Isak Gröndahl: Jesus’ fasting paid off poorly - will today’s media people fare better?
The article explores the concept of fasting, linking it to historical and contemporary practices, and contemplates its relevance and effectiveness in modern society.
SZ in the Morning: News of the Day – Overview for the Busy
Today marks the start of Lent for Christians and Ramadan for Muslims, prompting reflections on cultural differences coexisting in modern society amid global tensions such as the Russia-Ukraine peace talks.
International Conference: A Renowned American Archbishop is Coming; See Other Speakers
An international conference titled 'Christ is King' will be held in Zagreb, featuring notable clergy and theologians discussing the implications of Christ's kingship in modern society.
Sociologist Hartmut Rosa: 'Everyone assumes they're being taken for a ride'
Sociologist Hartmut Rosa discusses modern man's estrangement from the world and the implications of societal acceleration on meaningful relationships.
About the Olympics: Great powers use our material to shine
Kristjan Port discusses the role of the Olympics in modern society, emphasizing that Estonia is a consumer rather than an exporter of athletes.
Praise of Respect: Neither a Formal Act Nor a Rule of Coexistence. But a Radical Ethical Choice
The article discusses the idea of 'Re-Humanism' as a modern approach to bridging divides in society through culture, ethics, and responsibility.
Seneca, Roman Philosopher: "It's not that we have little time to live, but that we waste a lot of it"
The article highlights how modern society's fast pace leads to a perceived lack of time, contrasted with significant time spent on social media.
The Necessary Calm for Intellectual Activity: Boredom to Change the World
The article discusses the importance of boredom in fostering creativity and intellectual engagement in an age dominated by immediate gratification and constant stimulation.
The optimized self. The illusion of a perfectly adjusted life
The article discusses the modern obsession with self-optimization and its implications on personal identity and well-being.
Sociologist Hartmut Rosa: "Everyone assumes they are being cheated"
In an interview, sociologist Hartmut Rosa discusses the disconnection and acceleration of modern life, highlighting how it affects meaningful relationships and societal structures.
Akyla's 'Ferto' is not just a song – it's the cleverest trolling of our time
Akyla's song "Ferto" cleverly critiques modern consumer culture and the insatiable desire for more, presenting irony instead of overt criticism.
Dr. Odile Fernández, family doctor: "The mineral we need the most in this stressed society is magnesium"
Dr. Odile Fernández discusses the vital role of magnesium in modern society and highlights the public's increasing reliance on supplements for health.
The Background of Weird Comedy [Dokkdo! Korean Society]
The article discusses the notorious stand-up joke 'The Aristocrats' and its implications on societal views of the upper class, framed as a critique of modern media.
Pismestrovic: Evening Activity
The article reflects on evening entertainment options and discusses the implications of them in modern life.
The Machine Company That Built Modern Capitalism
The article explores how IBM transformed modern capitalism through data management, shifting focus from tangible goods to measuring and organizing everything in society.
Against Europe: Putin's War Philosophers
Kremlin-aligned thinkers are preparing Russian society for a prolonged conflict with the West through an anti-modern ideology that sanctifies soldiers and designates liberal Europe as the enemy.
Member of Parliament or Parliament Member? The 'map' of the Greek Terminology Society for feminine forms of nouns
The article discusses a study by the Greek Terminology Society on the feminization of nouns that denote professions or institutions in modern Greek.
Orphans in the Crowded Cities: How We Paid the Price of Our Mental Health for the Absence of the Tribe?
The podcast episode discusses the impact of the disintegration of tribal and extended family structures on individual mental health in modern society.
REMEMBERING ⟩ Kalle Klandorf: Pikarot could give birth to a crazy crime novel – and I could write it myself!
Kalle Klandorf reflects on the legacy of Koit Pikaro, a notable figure in the establishment of the Estonian police, highlighting his courage and impact on modern society.
How to Escape Poverty Today?
The article explores whether it is harder to find a job and improve personal living standards now compared to seventy or eighty years ago, discussing different perspectives on work ethics and dedication in modern society.
Here’s why it’s difficult to recognize new forms of antisemitism
The article discusses the challenges in recognizing contemporary forms of antisemitism, emphasizing its foundational role in shaping modern human and civic consciousness post-Holocaust.
Niels Krause-Kjær Wins The Golden Laurel
Danish author Niels Krause-Kjær has received the Golden Laurel book award for his novel 'Ude for uden', which depicts Denmark's transformation from an agricultural society in the 1950s to a modern consumer society today, through the experiences of a couple who witness the disappearance of their way of life.
Raimundas Vaikšnoras: Singapore - an example of how state defense becomes a common concern of society
The article discusses how regional and global security challenges and defense planning principles were addressed in meetings, highlighting the importance of experience exchange between Europe and the Indo-Pacific region in strengthening state preparedness against modern threats.
Would You Choose Yourself as Your Parent?
The article discusses the intersection of modern reproductive medicine and conscious motherhood, highlighting safe solutions for infertility and questioning the suitability of individuals as parents.
From a Cantor in Xylotymbou to Entrepreneur and Philanthropist in Sydney and Candidate for the Australia-Cyprus Achievement Award
At 90, Cyprus-born entrepreneur, philanthropist, and cantor Neophytos Stavrou is nominated for the Australia-Cyprus Achievement Award, representing a generation that contributed quietly to modern Australian society through faith, perseverance, and philanthropy.
Myth of the Iron-Shouldered and Basic Society
The article discusses the mythological figure Atlas and parallels it with the modern humanoid robot named Atlas developed by Hyundai Motor Group, highlighting the themes of sacrifice, labor, and technology.
Doctoral Thesis: Protests Give Voice to Topics Overlooked by Politics
A recently defended doctoral thesis explores how modern political protests serve not just as acts of political dissent but as broader cultural phenomena that reflect, express, and transform societal issues.
Finland has a critical weakness – the consequences of erosion would be unpredictable
Cybersecurity expert Aapo Cederberg discussed Finland's vulnerabilities in cybersecurity during a live broadcast, highlighting the reluctance of companies to disclose their weak points and identifying three key systems critical to modern digital society.
Psychiatrist: People are becoming pathologically normal. They don't have time to think
A psychiatrist discusses the trend of individuals becoming overly normalized to the point of losing critical thinking and self-reflection due to a fast-paced lifestyle.
We become ‘somewheresi’ and ‘anywheresi’. Our home is tailored for machines, not for humans
The article discusses the modern concept of home as a space of belonging and community, contrasting it with today's increasingly machine-oriented society where traditional notions of home are being challenged.
British Writer: We Are Not Prepared to Face a Major War Now
British writer Mark Wallace warns that contemporary British society lacks the cultural and psychological resilience to endure the shocks of a modern large-scale war, following a period of relative peace of 80 years.
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Unhappiness
The article discusses the complexities and contradictions in the pursuit of happiness in modern society.
Jay Leno laments that modern comedy is overshadowed by the 'outrageous' society we live in
Jay Leno expressed that modern comedy feels overshadowed by the outrageous nature of today's society, especially during Donald Trump's presidency.
Xabi Alonso in the Society of Impatience
The article discusses the impatience in modern society, exemplified through Xabi Alonso's experience with Florentino Pérez and Real Madrid.
The Law of the Jungle
The article discusses the complexities and nuances of moral and ethical dilemmas in the modern world, likening them to the unyielding laws of nature.
The Generation of Singles: Why There Are More Singles Around Us than Ever Before
The article explores the increasing trend of single individuals in modern society, examining the shift from marriage as a social norm to the conscious choice of solitude and its accompanying benefits.
With or Meta the Human
The article discusses the evident and subtle divisions between two ideological camps regarding the role of humanity in the modern world.
Why Going to the Gym at Night Can Be a Bad Idea
The article discusses the health implications of sedentary lifestyles and argues against nighttime gym workouts in the context of modern society's demands.
Contemplation: the slowest cultural revolution in the world
The article discusses a cultural trend characterized by a deliberate slow pace, exemplified by various media like train journeys and video games focused on minimal action, defying the fast-paced nature of modern society.
A Lot of Love, Few Rules: Here’s How to Recognize 'Jellyfish Parents' in Society
The article discusses the modern parenting style known as 'jellyfish parenting,' emphasizing emotional closeness and flexibility while addressing the real dilemmas parents face about rules and consistency.
When one of the most important documents in the history of the USA and the world was adopted
Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States, is remembered for his significant role in the abolition of slavery, which shaped modern human rights and established the foundation for equality in American society.
The Increase of Cyberattacks in Space: The Goal is to Disable Satellite Navigation on Which We Depend, Says Expert
Experts warn that the rise in cyberattacks targeting space operations could threaten satellite navigation systems critical to modern society.
Everything Louder Than Everything Else
The article discusses the overwhelming noise of modern life and its effects on individuals and society.