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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Online learning is not only convenient for students and teachers but often more effective than traditional classroom instruction.
Life is good. Why do we feel bad?
If you were to write a book, on what theme or subject matter would it be based, and why?
How is it important to keep up with current affairs?
How does positive discrimination help minority groups?
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
If we continue to develop our technology without wisdom or prudence, our servant may prove to be our executioner.
It is the story of the past when machines were built to save effort and time of the mankind. Today, we have ample machines to give us all the free time and yet, we are making more machines by the day to save more effort. The result is that we have started to become slaves to our own inventions.
Take washing machines, for example. Can you imagine a life without them? Can you imagine that you can wash your clothes by your own hands? Well, it’s a scary thought, isn’t it? We cannot imagine our lives without the television, computers, mobile phones, mixer grinders, cars and motor bikes. There was a time when we could do all those things ourselves.
We have been driven by our uncontrollable desire to become tech-savvy; to develop more of them and if we continue at this pace, we will soon not know what to do without them. If the technology fails us and the Internet goes down everywhere, the entire country, all the financial systems, all trade and commerce, all hospitals, etc. will stop functioning. What will happen then? The movie, “Die Hard 4” shows such a scenario when the country is thrown into panic, when some hackers hack into the security systems of America and the entire country is threatened into oblivion.
We must, thus, use wisdom and prudence in developing technology and in such a way that its loss will not affect the human way of living.
Friendship is a pretty full-time occupation if you really are friendly with somebody.
Friendship comes in as many flavors and varieties as ice cream. Some kind of friendship requires hard work, similar to an occupation. Other kinds of friendship can be meaningful, enduring and emotionally enriching despite long periods of neglect, springing to life with only a brief touch. Relationships with parents and siblings are often an intense type of friendship that can last a lifetime, run hot or cold and often require a great deal of work to maintain. The same can be said of relationships with a spouse or partner. While they are emotionally demanding and time consuming, these intense types of relationships offer profound rewards that are not often achieved in less intense relationships. The aforementioned benefits include love, nurturing, trust and emotional, financial and social support.
In contrast to deep family relationships that often entail hard work, other types of friendship can flourish, go dormant, and easily spring to life again. Friends found in early life, such as childhood school buddies and roommates from young adulthood often form close relationships. These types of friendship do not require hard work, as one’s job might, because they are formed from natural affinity. If hard work were required, these types of friendship would fall apart early, allowing other more natural relationships to develop. However, these kinds of friendship many times are interrupted when education, family and career draw friends in different directions. Sometimes friends from early life lose contact for years, even decades. Friendship encompasses a wide range of emotional connections. Some develop easily with little work and suffer little from long periods of neglect. Others require continuous and hard, sometimes emotionally wrenching work to maintain, but may achieve an intense, rewarding type of friendship that is deep and durable throughout life.