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Capitalism: Slavery with Extra Steps? A Breakdown of Labor Exploitation
Introduction: What Are the “Extra Steps” in Capitalism?The idea that “capitalism is slavery with extra steps” can seem provocative at first, but it’s rooted in a critique of how labor has been exploited through different systems over time. This analogy draws attention to how each system, from chattel slavery to feudalism, and finally to capitalism,… Read more
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Spotting a Lie: The Power of Emotional Questions
Introduction: The Emotional Test for Detecting LiesWhen you suspect someone is lying to you, there are subtle cues and reactions that can give them away. One effective way to test if someone is telling the truth is to ask an emotional question. This technique works because genuine emotions are hard to fake, especially when someone… Read more
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The American People as an Economic Engine: A Collective Role in a Larger Organism
Introduction: The View of the American Population as an EngineIn the eyes of those who run and protect the country, the American population is often seen not as a collection of individuals with unique lives and identities, but as part of a larger, functional organism. This organism exists to generate economic power, which in turn… Read more
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The 5 Universal Laws of Existence: A Framework for Reality
Introduction: The Core Structure of RealityThere are only five fundamental laws that govern existence, and everything you have ever experienced, are experiencing, or will ever experience, is a result of these laws. These laws are unchanging, except for the way they manifest in your life. They form the framework of reality, providing the foundation for… Read more
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Ancient Civilizations, Extraterrestrial Contact, and the Choice for Humanity’s Future
Introduction: The Mystery of Ancient Civilizations and ET ContactThroughout human history, there have been persistent questions about our origins and the possibility of contact with extraterrestrial beings. The existence of pyramids across the planet, from Egypt to Mesoamerica, raises intriguing possibilities about ancient knowledge and technological capabilities. Many believe that ancient civilizations had contact with… Read more
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The Tragic Story of Allen Green: A Tale of Success, Resilience, and Racial Injustice
The story of Allen Green, a Black man in Oconee County, South Carolina, in the early 20th century, reflects the harsh realities of racism and injustice during the Jim Crow era. Born to formerly enslaved parents in 1878, Allen Green grew up in a society built on the exploitation of Black labor and systemic oppression.… Read more
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The Four Horsemen of Relationship Doom: Understanding the Gottman Theory
Introduction: The Gottman Theory on Marriage LongevityDr. John Gottman, a renowned psychologist and relationship expert, has extensively studied what makes relationships succeed or fail. Through his research, he identified four key behaviors—referred to as the Four Horsemen—that can predict whether a marriage will last or eventually fall apart. These behaviors are: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and… Read more
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Preparing for a Shifting Global Power: Life Under a New Superpower
Introduction: The Coming ShiftAs the global landscape changes, many speculate about what the world might look like if China emerges as the world’s dominant superpower by 2033. This shift would have profound implications for countries like the United States, where the privileges and power associated with American citizenship could drastically diminish. What would this mean… Read more
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Polling Realities: Why the Numbers May Not Reflect the True Election Picture
IntroductionPolling in modern elections is becoming increasingly difficult to trust, especially when considering the unique factors that shape elections in the U.S. The focus on the popular vote in many media reports often distorts the reality of how elections work, particularly when the Electoral College system is what ultimately decides the presidency. This disconnect between… Read more
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Beware of the ‘Always the Victim’ Type: Recognizing Manipulation in Relationships
IntroductionOne of the most dangerous types of partners is the “Always the Victim” type. At first, she may seem vulnerable, sweet, or in need of protection. She’ll tell you stories where she’s been wronged, misunderstood, or mistreated by past partners, pulling you into her world where she’s constantly the victim. While this may spark your… Read more