Truth is such a simple concept. It’s key to our day-to-day lives. What we believe in is what makes us who we are. It binds us together. But truth… truth is fragile. All it takes is one event, one moment and something that seemed so right, so unbreakable, so true… can crack. Our deepest beliefs […]
The culture wars are a unique issue of our times. With online media and communication being so prevalent, ideas can be spread in moments, either to the benefit of society or to the detriment. The downfall of our human race will not be climate, natural disaster or pandemic. It’ll be large scale societal collapse. We
Disclaimer Productivity systems are no bad thing – the key is that I think the way they are presented as a fix-all on the internet can be dangerous to our wellbeing and give way too high expectations. I am aware I have a post about productivity systems and this may seem hypocritical but I hope
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I recently transitioned all of my day-to-day banking to a Chase account. Chase is a current account app offered in the UK by JP Morgan Chase & Co, and acts in much the way any new digital banking app does. Note: it also is available in the US, but it is slightly different. This article
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Although I have read other books recently, I thought this book deserved its own post as it does stand on its own. It does not need criticism or rating for it was never intended to be published. This diary of Anne Franks life in the secret annexe offers a view into her life which she
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After a drought of reading, I finally shelved two more books, and the rain is still falling so hopefully two more books will be shelved soon. I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou This book is the first in a series of autobiographies by Maya Angelou and covers her childhood up to
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Magma by Þóra Hjörleifsdóttir Magma is an poetical novella at first written in Icelandic and then translated to English by Meg Matich. Be an audience member to the thoughts and feelings of a woman in a toxic relationship, as she rationalises the suffering and pain she feels for the sake of love. This book provides
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I am a procrastinator plain and simple. I hope this guide can help all of you searching for help! Most revision guides come from a strange fantasy world – I really struggle to relate. They make it seem like it is easy to revise. It’s definitely not. In this post I write tips from this realist point of view.
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From 8 words to guess at once (Octordle), to guessing the name of a country from a shape (Wordle), there are many different adaptations on the basic game of Wordle. This post gives a list of the many games we have been playing and you can too!
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A conclusion and a beginning Here it is, the count of 2022. Does it really feel that long since 2021, or 2020? The days just keep passing and you end up here, reflecting on what you did and didn’t achieve knowing that although a year may seem long, you’ll be here again before you know
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Note: This blog article is a rant of opinons… so if you are not into rants this may not be the post for you. I have multiple other posts which may be interesting to you, and hopefully am going to be spending more time writing better posts in the future. This post is purely from
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This post aims to cover my thoughts on using DataCamp as a learning platform for data science and programming languages.
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Here is my review of Pact Coffee and the Free v60. I hope this helps you decide about whether you want to sign up for Pact coffee with this welcome offer – or without it.
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By spending time on education platforms for data science I hope to be able to show you the best tools for learning this topic or at least give you a vague direction of where you should start.
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As a mainly Android and Windows user, I run through my thoughts of transitioning to using an iPad Pro, and remark upon the experience of iPad OS.
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Two of my best options for earning small amounts of money online. I use both of these regularly.
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Is the hot weather getting to you when you are trying to work? In this post, I cover 9 tips for dealing with heat for productivity.
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I have been using the Curve card for a little while now and I must admit, it is extremely useful. In this post I will review what Curve is, the features of the curve card and app, how easy to use it is, and whether the premium version is worth it. What is Curve? Curve
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This year at University is the first year I have properly revised for my exams. I study Physics and I am on my second year of a MSc. I have never had the motivation to revise before this, and have never really known how to. It is one of those things which you are always
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Centrism can be defined as a political outlook that balances social equality and social hierarchy. A more basic definition of this would be that it supports equality to a point. It doesn’t support a total equality and suggests there should be the ability for some people to be better off than others.
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If you don’t want to read the whole post – jump to conclusions. After incessant advertising (regularly on YouTube, Duolingo… everywhere I looked) of nutrient shake meal replacements, I gave in. So I signed up for the free trial of Abnormal.io. I wasn’t really sure what to expect, so I decided to write my thoughts
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Note: If you don’t have much time or just want to get my 3 tips for productivity jump to the tips. Also you can check out my more up to date post about exam study. All of us have looked for a quick fix for being productive, but for me it always seems as if
Productivity? Does it exist? Read More »
How to get rich quick with a pump and dump scheme?
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Dogecoin is a cryptocurrency aimed to be easily accessible and fun to use. Since the GameStop short squeeze Twitter, Reddit, Discord and other communities have been pushing for people to invest in this crypto-currency with the aim to push it to $1, a massive increase on its original value. If you invested $10 in DogeCoin
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The problem with online gambling. It makes you feel like you are winning…
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