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Regarding Travellers

Caravans are not just for summer getaways. In fact in July 2013, the last UK government Traveller Caravan count, there were 21,100 caravans which is up 9% from the year before. The figures from this count were skewed slightly because of a festival that was happening in take account of a festival that was happening in Somerset at the time of the survey. In this article we will look at briefly identifying the general makeup of the travelling population and the camps that they set up.

Paging Indiana Jones

Recent discoveries of shipwrecks and an ancient tomb could hold keys to understanding the past. What can we learn from them?

Aspects of Humanity Series: Social

In the Aspects of Humanity Series, I will be discussing various parts of the human condition which are subject to degradation over the years, based on how we choose to utilize them. I shall discuss the Physical, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, and Social aspects, then will close out the series with an all-encompassing article.

Enlightenment, “Common Sense”

My essay is my interpretation of the world and our reality. It starts off simple and then it gets really deep and… insane. But who decides who’s crazy? I understand that this world cant be without greed or any of the things Iwish could come true, because evil is as equally apart of this world as good is, but it is still a cool essay.

Our Misplaced Pursuit of Knowledge

For years you research afflictions, such as cancers and flus, diabetes or viruses, costing you billions. You are still not even close to the answers for these diseases. More importantly, who are you trying to save, when millions die for the want of a bite to eat.

The Giving Chain

What I witnessed at a Toronto subway station on a busy Saturday afternoon last month transformed my views on giving for good. I was right behind a young couple in the line at the ticketing booth and was already hypnotized by the enchanting innocence of their five-year old daughter who had all eyes affixed on her. As her parents handed her some loose change encouraging her to pay for her own ticket, she suddenly jumped out of the line and ran to put the coins in the black tray placed in front of a miserable-looking old man…

To Nurture and Protect

The narrative known as the male ethos conveys that aggression and power are the index to masculinity, and passivity and submission are the index to femininity. The insidious impact of the male ethos is reflected in the pandemic threat of women being at-risk for domestic violence, and rape. A psychological and spiritually focused agenda is sorely needed if we are to heal the cultural wounding of the male ethos, and move from oppression and violence to cooperative unity and respect.

Unequal By Choice

How much we make depends a lot on the choices we make, including the choice of who we marry. It’s called ‘assortative mating.’

Social Life of Indians in the USA

For Indians moving to the US, living in two different cultures could cause some sort of disorientation. New immigrants in the US need to adapt to interacting with Indians in USA, Americans in the US and friends and relatives in India.

History of Indian Immigration to the USA

The first Indians arrived in the US in the mid-nineteenth century in search of economic opportunities. Most of the early immigrants were Sikhs who sought a living in Canada and the US after the 1899-1900 famine devastated Punjab. The new immigrants found jobs in lumber mills for low wages.

Preserving Indian Traditions in the US

Over the decades, immigrant Indians have permeated several segments of the US economy and society without compromising their tradition and culture. Most Indian families are committed to preserve their traditional values and transmit them to their descendants.

How Human Populations Can Reach Quasi-Infinity and Live Forever

Last year, I was talking to an acquaintance about the realities of over population of a finite system, namely; Earth. Humans take up space, require food resources, energy, etc. and the more there are the quicker you use up things to the degree that you cannot replace them fast enough to support the population, thus, like Jared Diamond points out in his famous bestselling book; Collapse. Let’s talk.

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