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Category: Education

Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Posted on February 28, 2014 By FallenAngel 49 Comments on Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable
Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Filipinos are infamous for their short attention spans and stunted mental faculties. As a form of entertainment, many Filipinos rely on television. However mass media giants use this medium, whether to educate the population or turn them into mindless, loyal, zombies, its power cannot be underestimated. If they do decide to show nothing but dancing…

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Civics, Culture, Education, Media

Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

Posted on February 28, 2014July 15, 2022 By Ilda 58 Comments on Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress
Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

There is something really strange about Filipinos who look down on intellectuals. Even more bizarre is when the person insulting the intellectuals is a university professor and a so-called political “scientist”. In his article in GMANEWS online, Mr. Antonio P. Contreras referred to those who belong to the elite intellectual class of the Philippines as…

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Culture, Education, Society

ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy

Posted on January 29, 2014January 29, 2014 By benign0 133 Comments on ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy
ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy

In recent days, that unsavory aspect of the character of Philippine society has yet again reared its ugly head. As the saying goes, a distracted mind is a happy mind. In no other place in the world does this truism apply better than in the Philippines where, despite monumental wretchedness casting a long-term pall over…

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Crime, Culture, Development, Education, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Anti-Vaxxers: A Dangerous Trend the Philippines Needs to Avoid

Posted on January 22, 2014January 22, 2014 By MidwayHaven 38 Comments on Anti-Vaxxers: A Dangerous Trend the Philippines Needs to Avoid
Anti-Vaxxers: A Dangerous Trend the Philippines Needs to Avoid

Parents only want the best for their child, be it as general as a good environment to grow up in or as specific as health. I grew up knowing that quite a number of deadly diseases could easily be cured through vaccination. Granted the means of delivering the vaccine are scary (children always cringe at…

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Civics, Culture, Education, Lifestyle, Media, Science

God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses

Posted on January 19, 2014March 27, 2023 By benign0 30 Comments on God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses
God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses

The now infamous pronouncement coming from a certain Filipino Catholic bishop that overpopulation is good for Filipinos and the world comes at an interesting time when reports of how some Filipinos working overseas as nurses and caregivers have gone bad. Bishop Gilbert Garcera of the Diocese of Daet, the capital of Camarines Norte, believes overpopulation…

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Civics, Crime, Development, Education, Government, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

How Filipino women can strongly contribute to building a more intelligent Philippines

Posted on January 17, 2014 By Kate Natividad 100 Comments on How Filipino women can strongly contribute to building a more intelligent Philippines
How Filipino women can strongly contribute to building a more intelligent Philippines

The Net is awash lately with lots of lament about the sad state of intellectualism in Philippine society. Most recent is the stuff about the way Pinoys lionize new X Factor celeb and erstwhile caregiver Rose Fostanes. Like, is there nothing more to the Philippines than reality TV stars and beauty pageant winners? Then there…

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Culture, Development, Education, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Filipino labour force not up to par: Philippines ready to host foreign workers

Posted on January 15, 2014January 15, 2014 By benign0 65 Comments on Filipino labour force not up to par: Philippines ready to host foreign workers
Filipino labour force not up to par: Philippines ready to host foreign workers

The Philippines’ Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is reportedly considering opening the country to foreign workers. A list of occupations for which there is a “shortage” of local people qualified to fill has been released by the DOLE… Architect Chemical Engineer Chemist Environmental Planner Fisheries Technologist Geologist – Geophysicist, petrogeochemist, petrophysicist, micropaleontologist, engineering geologist…

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Development, Economy, Education, Lifestyle

Why I think Lourd de Veyra’s ‘open letter’ to Vic Sotto is pointless

Posted on January 8, 2014January 8, 2014 By Kate Natividad 77 Comments on Why I think Lourd de Veyra’s ‘open letter’ to Vic Sotto is pointless
Why I think Lourd de Veyra’s ‘open letter’ to Vic Sotto is pointless

Indeed, Lourd de Veyra “has a few things to say” to Vic Sotto. And he laid them all out in his open letter addressed to the star which was published on Spot.ph. My first impression about Lourd’s open letter was that it was a very thoughtful lament on the wasted opportunity in the huge influence…

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Culture, Education, Glitz and Glamour, Government, Media, Society

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