As far as democracy is concerned, technology is not necessarily good

It is undeniable that advances in technology, across all industries, have significantly improved and enhanced the lives of the human race. Even just 30 years ago, the idea of the average person having quick and easy access to every scrap of knowledge in the entire world from just one small device, would have been subject…

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Old Money and Elitism

Money is the root of all evil. We’ve heard that before, haven’t we? But in the modern capitalist society we live in currently, it can also be argued that money is the root of all happiness. Much like a weapon, it depends on who uses it and who has access to it. Money is the…

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California Implements First-Ever MMA Fighter Retirement Fund Following 2023 Legislation

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation in October 2023 establishing the first retirement fund specifically designed for mixed martial arts fighters. The groundbreaking law took effect January 1, 2024, according to the California State Athletic Commission. The initiative addresses long-standing concerns about financial security for combat sports athletes after their competitive careers end. The California…

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Due Diligence Requirements Shape Enterprise Software Transition Success Rates

Organizations evaluating enterprise resource planning systems face complex decisions with substantial financial and operational consequences. Recent industry data reveals that systematic due diligence processes significantly influence implementation outcomes, yet many organizations underestimate the depth of analysis required before vendor selection. ERP implementation failure rates range from 55 to 75 percent, according to aggregated industry statistics….

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8 Ways to Make Moving Easier

Moving can be a headache. Most of us will do it several times in our lives, and yet, somehow, it never gets easier. You’d think that with practice it would become second nature, but nope. Every time, it’s the same chaos: boxes everywhere, endless checklists, forgotten items, and the creeping dread that something (or everything)…

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What Does a Healthy Relationship With Alcohol Look Like?

We live in a culture that celebrates alcohol. We toast at weddings. We unwind after work. We blame bad days on bad drinks. And we drink to recover from bad days. But a healthy relationship with alcohol does not mean dependence. It means clarity. Control. Awareness. And knowing when to draw the line. So what…

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The Emotional Impact of Estate Planning

When most people think of estate planning, they often imagine legal documents, cold assets, and lengthy discussions with attorneys. However, the true nature of estate planning runs far deeper, forging a complex interplay between familial bonds, personal legacy, and unresolved emotional currents. While it may showcase pragmatic aspects, its emotional weight should not be underestimated….

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5 Digital Tools Facility Managers Use to Save Time and Cut Costs

Managing a facility has never been an easy task. Facility managers are responsible for overseeing a wide range of tasks, including energy use, equipment maintenance, staff coordination, and compliance. Much of this work required manual tracking, paper-based processes, and long hours of troubleshooting. But with the rapid rise of digital solutions, managers now have powerful…

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The Silent Air Polluters Indoors

Murmurs of outdoor air pollution swirl in public discourse, yet an insidious and less discussed threat lurks within our homes and workplaces. Despite spending an estimated 90% of our time indoors, we often overlook the unseen dangers permeating our breathable space. Far from benign, the domestic air can harbor a cocktail of pollutants stemming from…

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Navigating Life After Accidents and Recovery Journeys

Accidents disrupt the flow of life. Whether it’s a car crash or a slip resulting in a broken leg, they can leave scars that are both visible and unseen. Moving forward after the event is the difference between recovery and prolonged suffering. The path forward requires resilience, patience, and a straightforward approach to healing and…

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Why We Study People: The Career of Psychology

Have you ever thought about why people behave the way they do? What drives our emotions? How do the brain and body work together to shape who we are? For many, studying psychology is about piecing together the puzzle of human behavior. But it is also about empathy. Understanding someone else’s perspective, especially when it…

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