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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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Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: Moral Dilemmas in Tech
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the way we live, work, and think. From self-driving cars to personalized healthcare algorithms, AI systems are becoming increasingly autonomous and powerful. But as machines begin to make decisions that affect human lives, a…
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Attachment Styles and Adult Relationships: How Your Past Shapes Your Present
Why do some people seem to thrive in love while others struggle with intimacy, fear of abandonment, or emotional distance? The answer often lies in something most of us rarely consider: our attachment style. Attachment theory, first developed by psychologist…
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Digital Queer Spaces and Modern Identity
Every June, Pride Month invites the world to reflect on the struggles, triumphs, and ongoing journey of the LGBTQ+ community. In recent years, one undeniable shift has been the transition from physical to digital space. The internet has evolved from…
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Eastern vs. Western Philosophy: Bridging Two Worlds of Thought
In a world increasingly connected through technology, culture, and commerce, understanding the foundations of different worldviews has never been more important. Eastern and Western philosophy—each with their own roots, traditions, and approaches—have shaped how societies think about life, morality, knowledge,…
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Social Comparison and Its Impact on Self-Esteem in the Age of Instagram
Scrolling through Instagram can feel like flipping through a glossy magazine of perfect lives. Everyone seems happier, wealthier, fitter, and more successful. While social media allows us to connect and share, it also opens the door to constant social comparison, a psychological…
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Religion and Modern Society: Changing Beliefs in a Secular Age
In today’s rapidly changing world, religion is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. While some societies still uphold strong religious traditions, many others are witnessing a decline in organized religion and a shift towards individualized beliefs. From the rise of…
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Utilitarianism: Is Maximizing Happiness Still a Good Moral Guide?
In a world filled with ethical dilemmas, from healthcare distribution to climate change, many ask a simple but powerful question: What decision will lead to the greatest happiness for the most people? This guiding principle is at the heart of utilitarianism, one of…
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Social Media and the Performance of the Self
In an age where social media dominates our communication, self-expression, and even careers, how we present ourselves online has become more than a casual decision, it’s a performance. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat invite us to curate, filter, and…
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Stoicism in the Modern World: How Ancient Wisdom Can Improve Your Life
Life today is noisy. We wake up to notifications, we race deadlines, and we constantly compare ourselves to others online. In this chaos, peace feels like a luxury. But what if I told you that a philosophy born over 2,000…
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Micro Stressors: The Invisible Psychological Pressure of Modern Life
When we hear the word stress, we often picture major crises: a job loss, a health issue, or a breakup. But in psychology, stress isn’t limited to big life events. In recent years, a concept has gained attention: micro stressors. These are…
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How Society Shapes Our Physical Existence
In classical sociology, the body was often viewed as a passive object — a biological vessel through which social life occurred. But contemporary sociologists argue otherwise: the body is deeply social. From how we walk, eat, dress, and move to…