Tag: dignity

Very few of us can play world class tennis, but we can ALL be like Alex Eala

September 5, 2026 benign0 4 Comments

Alex Eala is the long-overdue “hero” Filipinos needed. She has been criticised as being a “nepo baby” who had more opportunity than most to jumpstart her spectacular rise to international stardom; a reference to her privileged upbringing by her affluent parents, her studying in elite Philippine private schools and, all that, before finally spending her…

Society

How Streaming Video Can Help Preserve What Braincells We Have Left

January 25, 2019January 25, 2019 Gogs 5 Comments

A little bit over a year ago I ranted about the local channel TV5 acquiring the NFL rights and making a mockery of it. They deprived the local audience of a channel that showed it in High Definition while simultaneously showing us commercials produced locally. Which of course fits into a common narrative here in…

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Forgetit
on The Silent Crisis: How Stigma and State Violence Exacerbated Neurodiversity in the Philippines
Yeah, Filipinos are a bunch of judgmental people. They think
Jed
on Pet Sematary Pinoy Democracy: Why the System that Returned After 1986 Came Back Wrong
Effective governance starts locally. It starts with individuals, families then
Tony Ramos
on The Silent Crisis: How Stigma and State Violence Exacerbated Neurodiversity in the Philippines
Thank you for commenting. Yes, I agree that more effort
Tony Ramos
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
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Edie
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
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DONN LISTON
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
It only takes one Professional Psychologist to change a lightbulb,
Tony Ramos
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
Thank you for commenting. By undiagnosed, I mean I spent
DONN LISTON
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
I regret that Big Pharma companies and teachers with poor