Self-reflection – October 2022

October is ending, and we’re slowly leaving 2022 behind. How’s your 2022 going so far? And what do you wish for 2023? Although the world is becoming a less safe place to live all thanks to the current global phenomena, we still can hope as long as we breathe. Since it’s almost the end of October, I thought maybe this is a good time to post another self-reflection here. Hope you could see your own life through your own perspective and compare yours with mine. Enjoy! … Continue Reading >Self-reflection – October 2022

Legally Okay But Ethically Not Okay – Fight Against the Corrupted Systems

“My biggest problem with modernity may lie in the growing separation of the ethical and the legal”― Nassim Nicholas Taleb, The Bed of Procrustes: Philosophical and Practical Aphorisms Writing sometimes becomes a nerve-racking experience, especially when I have to reveal my past traumatic experiences. But this is one of my ways to make a difference in this world, and I hope this could activate some movements elsewhere in the world. Last summer was the worst summer of my life. If you’ve been following my blog, you probably know what happened to me. Covid killed my father and the infection changed me forever – I can’t see the world as it … Continue ReadingLegally Okay But Ethically Not Okay – Fight Against the Corrupted Systems

The End of Unsustainable Picture-Perfection on SNS

Ever wondered why we sometimes drive ourselves to post our picture-perfect photos on SNS while everyone else does the same? Don’t you think it’s time to reaccess how we interact with the Internet and social media in the age of global uncertainty? The picture-perfectionism seen on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok is no longer morally sustainable since the world we live in today is challenged by unprecedented levels of existential threat to humanity. It’s time to reaccess how we should interact with the world and each other. … Continue Reading >The End of Unsustainable Picture-Perfection on SNS