Crush Your YouTube Addiction by Making YouTube Ultra Boring
To all the YouTube addicts who want to quit but just can’t
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To all the YouTube addicts who want to quit but just can’t
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I’m sure many of you have seen pictures like the one above. Coffee mugs telling us “don’t stop till you’re proud,” or book covers saying to “seize the opportunity.” Cliche phrases that I’m tired of hearing and you’re probably tired of too. Why has motivation become cringey and something for “other” people? As students, we
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Political tolerance is defined as providing basic rights and freedoms to individuals and groups who hold opposing views. It is a fundamental principle of a liberal democracy. It is essential in any democratic setting because it prevents a tyranny of the majority by ensuring the protection of minority rights and those who express viewpoints that
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How’s your school-life balance? Intact? Obliterated by a barrage of assignments, essays, and midterms? Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. It can get pretty hectic for us students at times. Fortunately, getting a grip on your studies and managing your time effectively isn’t as hard as you make it out to be, it’s actually pretty
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As someone who entered university during the pandemic, I have some qualms about finally coming to school, and I’m sure you do as well. It is no secret that our lives have drastically changed over the past year and a half. We’ve adapted the way we approach school, relationships, and our personal lives to the
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The past doesn’t exist. I’m wrong, am I not? Like, of course the past exists. Yesterday happened, and now, “oh hey, here I am! Breathing and well and alive!” And sure, maybe you’re right. But that’s where you’re wrong. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, exist means “to continue to be.” That is to say, the
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It’s pretty hard to change your behavior. Only 19% of people who make New Year’s resolutions actually succeed over a 2-year period. Most fail within six months. I know I have. Probably you have, too. No matter who you are, change is uncomfortable. We get complacent. Even when we do manage to get the ball
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Good morning students. I hope you all had a candid weekend. If you’re wondering what ‘candid’ means, well I must inform you that I have no clue whatsoever. It looked like a cool word on thesaurus.com. Can you all hear me alright? Amy: Hi! Chi: hi yes we can hear you Alan: clear as day
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We all have goals. And we all want to achieve them. In doing so, we constantly, and naturally, avoid what holds us back and gravitate towards what helps us. And I think a good attitude is one of these things that we gravitate towards. That is, how we interpret situations with a positive outlook and