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Productivity Guilt: Why We Can’t Rest
Have you ever tried to relax—watch a movie, take a nap, or simply do nothing—and suddenly felt a wave of anxiety or guilt? That nagging voice in your head says, “You should be doing something productive.” This feeling, often called…
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Biased by Design: How Algorithms Deepen Inequality
In today’s data-driven world, algorithms are everywhere. They recommend what we watch, determine our credit scores, and even influence who gets hired or arrested. While often portrayed as neutral and efficient, these systems are not immune to human bias. In…
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Feminist Epistemology: Who Gets to Define Knowledge?
In today’s world, where information is abundant and truth often contested, the question “Who gets to define knowledge?” is more important than ever. Feminist epistemology—a branch of philosophy that examines how gender influences our understanding of knowledge, truth, and authority—seeks…
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Main Character Syndrome: How Social Media Shapes Our Identity
In recent years, a curious psychological trend has emerged from the depths of TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram—what many now call “Main Character Syndrome.” It refers to a mindset where individuals begin to see themselves as the central figure in the…
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Cancel Culture and Social Control
In today’s hyper-connected world, cancel culture has emerged as a dominant force in shaping public opinion and enforcing social norms. Whether it’s a celebrity dropped by sponsors, a content creator losing followers, or a politician forced to apologize, cancel culture…
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Welcome! I’m Sertaç Taşeli and this blog is my space to discuss ideas in sociology, psychology, and philosophy. I aim to offer thoughtful perspectives on current topics that shape our society.