The future of controversy
Over time, these once controversial opinions evolve into widely accepted cultural and societal norms.
Tag: OPINIONS
Our likely future
Itâs hard to say whatâs in store for us, or our future generations 20, 50, even 100 years from now, but thereâs no harm in guessing.
I spent New Yearâs alone at home and you should too
There is honestly no better way to start the new year than by waking up from a peaceful and restful slumber and not being hungover.
Donât wait until the end of the year to change yourself
If you are currently unhappy with a bad habit of yours in December, June, or March, why wait until the next year to start working on it?
Globalism shouldnât be a bad word
The most notable impact of globalism isnât violent coups or assassinationsâitâs interdependency.
Our â1984,â George Orwellian future may be closer than we think
I honestly believe that we are indeed living in a war-mongered, brainwashed, surveillance heavy society, but not nearly to the degree of Orwellâs famous book.
Tim Hortons shouldnât be âquintessentially Canadianâ
Ordinary Canadians and people abroad still see Timmies as being as Canadian as maple leaves, nationalized healthcare, and disgruntled Francophones.
The death of the internet
Internet access is and should always be a place for freedom of speech. It should be a platform where everyone can access freely and express equally.
Give the change you wish to see in the world
At a certain point, people just need some money.