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AI Bill of Rights: Safeguarding Our Digital Future
In an era where the realms of artificial intelligence are expanding, safeguarding civil liberties while fostering innovation has become paramount. It is possible to be
10 Brands You Forgot You Wore in the 2000’s
The early 2000s were a true golden age for fashion, particularly in the realm of streetwear. This was the era when the likes of Phat
We Need At Least One Day Work From Home
According to various reports, over 90% of companies aim to implement Return to Office policies by the end of 2024. However, the 5-day office commute
Signs You Are Self-Medicating
Self-medicating refers to the practice of using drugs, alcohol, or other substances to manage mental or emotional issues. While it may provide temporary relief, self-medicating
What To Do When You Are Alone and Have a Panic Attack
You’re in your Tony Soprano era. Anything as small as a box of Uncle Ben’s rice could set you off. Oh, nothing better than a
They Never Cared, They Listened To Gossip.
Tired of being judged and misunderstood. Like we can’t speak because of where your real words will go. It is a cultural issue. In a
Factors That Send Men’s Mental Health in Decline
Mental health is increasingly becoming a point of focus, it is essential to shine a light on the specific challenges faced by men. The decline
Why I Hate The Phrase “Don’t Take It Personally”
I am here to announce that I hate the phrase “Don’t Take It Personally”. From someone who is so devoted to accountability, discipline and self-improvement,
Easy and Convenient Ways to Access Therapy
In a world where the stigma around mental health is gradually being dismantled, finding easy and convenient ways to access therapy has never been more
Alzheimer’s: Coping With A Family Member’s Diagnosis
Oh, it’s f*cked. Worse than what we thought. Even when you know something is wrong the diagnosis still hurts like hell. Coping with a family