Alain junior
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Industrial food and the healthcare industry
We all know that nutrition is essential for our day to day life. It is not a want but a need. Even though in some people end up buying a quantity of food they didn't really needed which ultimately gets wasted. But this could be a topic for another story.
By Alain junior5 years ago in Longevity
Confession of a modernist
The concept of human wants and needs is one that has been induced by our current culture as been homogeneous. And as a repercussion, we tent to view all of our redundant craving for avaricious belonging as indispensable. However, in actual fact, both abstract are in fact discrete. The core issue is how we perceive our possessions as a reflection of our own social standing. We tent to assess not our inner serenity as the soul attainment. But the outer perspective of our fellowship as the soul attainment to be assess. And it is from this certitude that stems the very economic concept of "unlimited wants and limited resources" since it is our esteem of the outer perspective that drives us to crave ever ending material comfort.
By Alain junior5 years ago in Motivation
The commercialization of emotions
This is a new topic been discussed. Have you ever used a dating site before? If you did it was probably for meeting someone an building an intimate relationship. According to google, the reason for people using dating sites is to find quote "like-minded people" or matches. And it is clear that the internet portray the use of dating apps as all positive. For example one site suggest that Meeting people and falling for them can lead to a disappointment since you barely know them. But online dating apps allow you to read through.
By Alain junior5 years ago in Humans
3150 part 1
Vermont 29th of November 2250. The construction of the region’s thirtieth metropolitan city has just been completed. One that was intended to be the region’s third largest mega-city. The newly formed urban city took an area of twenty-five thousand three-hundred-and-sixty-kilometre square. Complete with schools, hospitals, public infrastructure, commercial areas, suspended vertical farms, 504 skyscrapers all reaching one mile in high, and the overall city could house a hundred and eight million people. It was one of ten new mega-cities planning to be built in the wealthiest of the world’s only two regions. However, as unexpected as it was, Vermont's population wasn’t increasing at all, but it was mostly stagnated and in some part of the region the population was actually going thought a steady decline. So, reasonably the city was not built to house a growing population.
By Alain junior5 years ago in Futurism
Responsibility the guardian of freedom
Our anticipation of freedom or free will is for the most part unpretentious. We perceive freedom as a necessity. A human right so to speak. People should be incline to the pursue of individual liberty. And this isn't something that I think anyone will disagree with. it is comprehensible that without free will non of the achievement that we have made so far could have been Achievable. So by looking at this narrative, it is easy to identify what it is that we thing when we talk about freedom. We see it as a necessity because it is the mean of performing any measures both on an individual and on a collective level.
By Alain junior5 years ago in Humans
Urban life & rural life
As of today, there are about four point four billion people living in urban areas around the world or around fifty-six percent of the world population. More than ever before, there are more people living in cities. and not only is this the case, but this figure is likely to increase in the future. there are estimate that the amount of people living in urban areas will increase to six billion people by 2050 which will be sixty eight percent of the world population. which means that while the number of people living in urban cities is expected to increase to over two billion people, the number of people living in rural areas is expected to decrease to about two hundred million people. But why are so many people living in cities? and why is this figure only expected to increase in the future?
By Alain junior5 years ago in The Swamp
