From Psycho to Joker: How cinema portrays (and distorts) mental health
Explore the connection between mental health and stereotypes. Understand how films shape our perceptions and attitudes
Month: September 2025
The Art of Living Slowly in a Fast-Paced World
Explore The Art of Living through slow living practices that enhance your well-being and connection to the present moment.
Technology and Automation: Threat or Opportunity?
Automation: threat or opportunity? Examine how technological advancements challenge our control and align with human priorities.
Why the Medical Industry Often Sidesteps Natural Plants
Uncover the dynamics of natural remedies commerce vs tradition and why plant-based solutions remain undervalued in medicine.
Home Remedies: The Best Preventive Medicine
Home Remedies In a world dominated by quick diagnostics and modern medicine, the timeless value of home remedies still holds strong. These simple, natural approaches go beyond old traditions—they represent care, grounded in ancestral wisdom and everyday habits. As a form of preventive care, they…
Reggaeton: The King of Urban Music Amid Controversy and Adoration
Delve into reggaeton: a cultural phenomenon that blends controversy with adoration, shaping the global urban music scene.
The Business of Suffering: Why Americans See Medicine as a Business, Not a Ministry
Medicine is a Business, not a Ministry In the richest empire on Earth, where rockets kiss the stars and algorithms whisper our desires, one institution bleeds the people dry: the American healthcare system. It was meant to heal. It became a marketplace. And now, millions…
The Cuban Revolution Today and the Effects of the U.S. Embargo
Understand the implications of Cuba’s multidimensional crisis, from the energy collapse to the tourism sector’s decline.
Saving Our Planet: A Chimera
Explore the urgent need for saving the planet in light of climate change and extreme weather events happening worldwide.