Opinion
Opinion
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A Female Revolution
The recent protests in Belarus have been driven by women, throwing Alexander Lukashenko’s disdain for them into sharp contrast.
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Feel and Understand
By taking a mindful approach to what is happening, we can situate ourselves in the here and now – and get to the heart of the problem.
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Next Stop: Maturity
Maturity is a strange concept. When we are mature, we don’t feel it within ourselves – yet those younger than us most certainly do.
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The Sadness of the Galaxies
When we look up into the sky, towards the stars and beyond – to the entire universe itself – it is sometimes hard not to be overcome with a sense existential loneliness.
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An Army of Santas
In December 1974, a troop of bearded men in red suits took to the streets of Copenhagen. What was their Christmas message?
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We’ll Always Have Ourselves
Given the year we’ve had, it’s easy to feel hopeless. Our writer – recovering from a certain illness – offers some positive reflections.
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Never Stop Trying
Post-break-up and amid a global pandemic, our writer decided to follow each and every piece of advice thrown at him to help him through uncertain times.
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A Female Revolution
The recent protests in Belarus have been driven by women, throwing Alexander Lukashenko’s disdain for them into sharp contrast.
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Why Toppling Statues Is A Good Thing
In recent months, Black Lives Matter protests against racism have seen the toppling of various statues in the UK and US. In Poland, our statues are being ‘protected’ – from the LGBT rainbow flag.
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Raise Your Own Robot!
A chance observation of a mother and child in a park leads our writer to reflect on the intersection of technology and emotions.
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An Introduction to Cynthia Hogue’s “The Simple”
Cynthia Hogue’s poem “The Simple” is a rejection of the temptation of absolutes.
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A Tuscan Landscape
Looking out from the shore of Italy, across the Mediterranean Sea, a writer reflects on how in a short space of time, so much has changed.
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We’re No Longer There
As travel has become more accessible, it has also become more trivialized; an act of event tourism. Will the pandemic change this?
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COVID-19 Has Transposed Us to the Future
What can the sudden, unexpected emergence of the coronavirus tell us about attitudes towards death and societal inclusion?
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A Secret Offer
Our in-house ‘coaching guru’ shares his wisdom – this week on how to succeed in the supermarket queue.
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The Youth of the 40-Year-Old
Reaching the age of 40 is a milestone for many, but what sort of milestone? Is it a step into carefree maturity? Or the last throes of youth?
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We Asked Teenagers What Adults Are Missing About Technology
Social media allows young people to explore how they express themselves, says the winner of a youth essay contest organized by “MIT Technology Review”, in response to the question: “What do adults not know about my generation and technology?”
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My Visor
Our in-house ‘coaching guru’ shares his wisdom – this week on the joyous benefits of wearing a visor during the pandemic.