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Stupid and stunted: Why Filipinos are looked down upon by the world

Posted on December 27, 2025 By benign0 4 Comments on Stupid and stunted: Why Filipinos are looked down upon by the world
Stupid and stunted: Why Filipinos are looked down upon by the world

This is, after all, a society that still looks up to clowns like Vice Ganda. Is it then any surprise that the “issues” that pervade in the “national debate” are no different to the ones that trended ten — even twenty — years ago? Wars on corruption and congressional inquires are the same circuses that…

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Culture, Development, Education, Society

An entire generation of young Filipinos are growing up to be liabilities

Posted on June 29, 2024 By benign0 7 Comments on An entire generation of young Filipinos are growing up to be liabilities
An entire generation of young Filipinos are growing up to be liabilities

Certain “activists” take exception to a country’s people being referred to as “capital” to “invest in” in order to “get returns from”. This is in reference to the recently-published World Bank Philippines Human Capital Review report where some pretty damning facts about the collective ability of the Filipino people to compete in a rapidly-evolving world…

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Development, Education

50% of Filipinos stunted at childhood in the 1980s could be why the Philippines is so intellectually-bankrupt today!

Posted on June 25, 2024 By benign0 3 Comments on 503 of Filipinos stunted at childhood in the 1980s could be why the Philippines is so intellectually-bankrupt today!
50% of Filipinos stunted at childhood in the 1980s could be why the Philippines is so intellectually-bankrupt today!

For many of the world’s richest — or even emerging — economies, the biggest threat to continued prosperity is a rapidly aging and, in the worst cases, declining populations. The effect of wealth and better education on fertility has long been known. As people get better-educated, enjoy a greater variety of lifestyle options, and gain…

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Development, Economy, Education
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