The passive learning granted by literature makes the readers and observers grapple with complex ethical decisions and experience settings that require them to imagine lives far beyond their own experiences.
By Kainat Aamir for Invisiblites The 2024 US Election has set a new map. The…
Asian obsession with fair skin is a deep-rooted idea that might take quite a long time to submerge. It is important to focus on the historical and cultural influences that inspire and perpetuate this concept further and work on suppressing them.
As we navigate the uncharted waters of AI and its role in our lives, it’s important not to forget the poetry, philosophy and storytelling.
Big projects connecting different regions play a significant role in the relations and interests of involved countries but can also cause serious tensions.
Research suggests that experience may matter more than innate ability when it comes to a sense of direction.
The passive learning granted by literature makes the readers and observers grapple with complex ethical decisions and experience settings that require them to imagine lives far beyond their own experiences.
By Kainat Aamir for Invisiblites The 2024 US Election has set a new map. The ideological battlelines have been redrawn, demographics realigned, and political campaigning redefined. This election may have altered the trajectory of U.S. politics and the future of democracy in general. 1. The Battle for Ideological Dominance Republican Party: Trumpism Enduring Influence The…
Asian obsession with fair skin is a deep-rooted idea that might take quite a long time to submerge. It is important to focus on the historical and cultural influences that inspire and perpetuate this concept further and work on suppressing them.
As we navigate the uncharted waters of AI and its role in our lives, it’s important not to forget the poetry, philosophy and storytelling.
Big projects connecting different regions play a significant role in the relations and interests of involved countries but can also cause serious tensions.
Research suggests that experience may matter more than innate ability when it comes to a sense of direction.
