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Category: Culture

The Pinoy Obsession With Ghosts And What It Might Mean…

Posted on February 11, 2016 By Grimwald 19 Comments on The Pinoy Obsession With Ghosts And What It Might Mean…
The Pinoy Obsession With Ghosts And What It Might Mean…

Ghosts. Yes, those things that many assume are dead people who are somehow still walking around. They come in many forms according to witnesses, from pretty ladies wearing white to headless priests in black. You see this kind of story just about anywhere in the world, not only in the Philippines. In Japan for instance,…

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Culture, Religion

“Pilipinas Got ‘Talent’ Not Pilipinas Got ‘Awa’!”: The Way It Should Be

Posted on February 10, 2016 By Grimwald 4 Comments on “Pilipinas Got ‘Talent’ Not Pilipinas Got ‘Awa’!”: The Way It Should Be
“Pilipinas Got ‘Talent’ Not Pilipinas Got ‘Awa’!”: The Way It Should Be

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a very rare day when I find myself concurring with members of our local media, many of whom I openly disdain. Indeed, as some of you probably know, I usually go out of my way just to bash the local media and their constituents. However, just recently, my apprentice called…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Media, Society

Thinking beyond just “getting more young girls into STEM”

Posted on February 10, 2016February 10, 2016 By FallenAngel 8 Comments on Thinking beyond just “getting more young girls into STEM”
Thinking beyond just “getting more young girls into STEM”

In the United States, at least, bridging the gender gap within sectors and industries is a big issue. Simply put, American society is currently concerned with getting more young girls and women to go into fields of study/interest that are perceived to be traditionally male-dominated. The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field happens to…

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Culture, Education, Science, Society, Tech Talk, Technology

Women are being STEM-shamed into coding work by Silicon Valley!

Posted on February 9, 2016February 9, 2016 By benign0 9 Comments on Women are being STEM-shamed into coding work by Silicon Valley!
Women are being STEM-shamed into coding work by Silicon Valley!

You know why Silicon Valley and the whole tech industry is pushing women and minorities into taking up coding and into various techno-geeky fields of study? It’s because they want the other 50 percent of the workforce to join the pool of programming professionals and put downward pressure on tech salaries. So when you come…

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Culture, Education, Society, Tech Talk

Kung Hei Fat Choi: EVERYBODY is sucking up to China today!

Posted on February 8, 2016February 8, 2016 By Kate Natividad 111 Comments on Kung Hei Fat Choi: EVERYBODY is sucking up to China today!
Kung Hei Fat Choi: EVERYBODY is sucking up to China today!

Why? Because, for now, China is where all the money trails lead to. It is becoming the biggest consumer market, the biggest source of high-rollin’ gamblers for Manila’s sprouting casinos, the biggest buyers of real estate all over the region, the biggest markets for our mineral products, and the biggest source of capital for our…

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Culture, Economy

The stigma of being “alone” in the Philippines

Posted on February 8, 2016February 19, 2026 By FallenAngel 41 Comments on The stigma of being “alone” in the Philippines
The stigma of being “alone” in the Philippines

O, bakit ka nag-iisa? (Why are you all by your lonesome?) Solo flight ka ata ngayon. (You seem to be on solo flight today.) If you’ve ever gone on break by yourself in the office or school, most likely you will get the above remarks from your co-workers or schoolmates, respectively. On the surface, it…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Society

Original sin: the hypocrisy of the pro-Mar, pro-Aquino, anti-Marcos groups

Posted on February 8, 2016February 8, 2016 By FallenAngel 44 Comments on Original sin: the hypocrisy of the pro-Mar, pro-Aquino, anti-Marcos groups
Original sin: the hypocrisy of the pro-Mar, pro-Aquino, anti-Marcos groups

Before we begin, let’s delve into a little bit of set theory. Let’s define three distinct sets/groups in Filipino society. Yes, they all exist. First, the pro-Mar group. This set consists of those whose net political inclination is to back and support Liberal Party (LP) candidate Mar Roxas and his campaign for the presidency for…

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Culture, Politics, Religion, Society

A Moment Of Silence For A Dead Anonymous Dolphin…

Posted on February 4, 2016 By Grimwald 20 Comments on A Moment Of Silence For A Dead Anonymous Dolphin…
A Moment Of Silence For A Dead Anonymous Dolphin…

I’ve already written an article similar to this but I’m putting this up again because some of us really need to know what’s happening in our sad little country. Just to refresh your memory, here’s the video in question again so you’ll have a better idea why I’m really upset right now. Apparently, a rare…

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Culture, Environment, Lifestyle, Society

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