Social Credit on Campus We like to think that the “social credit” systems seen in dystopian sci-fi movies are far-off nightmares, but we are already living in a version of them right now. Think about how we judge each other based on digital footprints. We look at a person’s follower count, their LinkedIn connections, or […]
The Rise of the Analog Hobby In a world where everything is high-definition and instantly available on a cloud, why is my generation suddenly obsessed with things that are slow and clunky? Film cameras are sold out at thrift stores, vinyl records are outselling CDs, and physical scrapbooking is making a massive comeback. We spend […]
The Ethics of Brain-Boosting Meds Walk into the library during finals week and you will eventually hear someone whispering about “study drugs.” The use of prescription stimulants like Adderall or Vyvanse by students without ADHD has become an open secret on most campuses. We talk about it like it is just an extra-strong cup of […]
China has always boasted that the basic labor forces are the most respected and greatest people in the society, which was actually favored and supported from around the 1960s to the 1980s. Yet, as the society becomes globalized and modernized, the so called greatest labor forces are at the risk of being put aside by […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we live and work, but one of the most complex questions it raises is how it will affect youth employment. For young people stepping into the job market, AI feels both exciting and intimidating. On one hand, it promises efficiency, creativity, and entirely new industries. On the other, it […]
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