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In recent years, policymakers, corporate executives, decision makers, and tech giants across the Western world have embraced what they proudly call the “global talent” and “change” agenda. These phrases are marketed as modern, progressive strategies, promising innovation, diversity, and transformation. Yet behind the polished language lies a far more troubling reality: a recruitment model that often prioritises cost-cutting over competence, and profit over long-term societal wellbeing. Under the guise of seeking global talent, many organisations have increasingly imported low-cost labour from abroad, driven primarily by the desire to pay extremely low salaries. Too often, the workers hired through these channels are either unable or unwilling to deliver the level of quality required. As a result, vital services and industries that once held high standards are now struggling to maintain the level of excellence that the Western world was built upon. Corporate decision makers are playing ...

Over the past several years, people have increasingly begun making unnecessary comparisons between their professions, competing with one another to determine whose work is more important, who deserves higher financial compensation, who should be allowed to work from home, and who should receive priority in various services. It is unclear who initiated this debate or why it became so widespread. In my view, every profession has its own significance, and no line of work should be considered less valuable than another. However, as this debate unfolded, I started to question who might be fueling it and which profession might be acting with the most harmful intentions. Based on my personal experiences over the years, I have observed that the digital and IT sector is often perceived as one of the most corrupt, greedy, classless, and mean-spirited fields today. Some individuals in this sector appear to contribute to chaos by hacking into people’s electronic devices, recording private conversa...

“Win a Home, Give Hope — A Fundraiser for Change and New Beginnings” Click the link below to enter the draw or support the campaign today: Donate Here or alternatively you can donate directly to my bank account provided in the T&C. Hi All, my name is Roni Aaryan. For the past several years, I’ve been quietly battling long-term depression and have had no stable income during that time. It’s been a difficult journey, emotionally and financially but I’ve reached a point where I want to turn my struggles into something meaningful, not just for myself, but for others too. I’m launching this fundraiser to help me rebuild my own life while also supporting those who are facing homelessness and hardship across the UK. My dream is to create something sustainable, a charitable project and business that gives back to people in need while offering everyone an exciting opportunity to win something life-changing. Terms & Conditions (T&C) • There is no age restriction to enter this dra...

The Great Mockery of Human Superiority  Recently, I commented on a Facebook post about the rise in petty crimes, particularly mobile phone snatching, in London. The original poster compared the situation to cities like Singapore, Shanghai, and another I wasn't familiar with. His point was that such crimes shouldn’t occur in a so-called "civilised" society, and he asked for opinions on Mayor Sadiq Khan's remark that such incidents are "part and parcel of living in a big city like London." At the time, I tried to refrain from making any personal comment on Mr. Khan’s statement. But the question stayed with me and it got me thinking on a deeper level: what does it truly mean to be civilised? If we consider ourselves a civilised species, why do we continue to fight over matters such as religion, race, nationality, native vs foreighners, different ethnicity or control over natural resources? Why, in a world of abundance and advanced technology, do poverty, hunger...

 A world without money/currency. What if the leaders of every nation came together and chose a different path, one where currency no longer existed, and no one ever had to worry about Price hiking, skyrocketed bills, Salary/income, or financial stress again? In this vision of the future, every person’s basic needs and beyond, are met freely and abundantly, thanks to the incredible power of advanced technology and global cooperation. Here's what that world could look like: 🌱 Food for All  With smart agriculture and automation, we can sustainably grow fresh, healthy, and organic food for everyone. Sophisticated distribution systems would make hunger a thing of the past, ensuring that nutritious meals are freely available to all. 🏡 Homes That Inspire  Using modern building techniques and eco-friendly materials, we can create beautiful, spacious, and comfortable homes for everyone on Earth. In this world, housing is not a privilege, it’s a right. 🛠️ Products, Healthcare, a...

Do Algorithms Really Help Individuals? In simple terms, ‘No’. Algorithms or artificial intelligence (AI), whatever we choose to call them, are primarily designed to help businesses and large corporations, not individuals. The data points that these systems rely on are set up to help companies make money, not to help us earn or save it. How It Works: Imagine that an algorithm randomly selects one individual and connects their data points, such as location, habits, interests, and online activity, with those of people around them: family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. Whatever that person does, the algorithm tracks and uses as a signal to influence others in their network. If that individual visits a restaurant, travels somewhere, or buys something, others connected through these data points might start receiving subtle notifications or targeted content, through social media, emails, or apps, encouraging them to do the same. As a result, people are nudged or even manipulated into sp...

Lately, there has been growing debate on social media, particularly on platforms like Facebook, regarding the introduction of a Digital ID system in the UK. The topic has become increasingly polarised, with some groups strongly supporting the idea while others remain deeply concerned about its implications. On one side, supporters of Digital ID, often including government bodies, tech corporations, and individuals who supported stricter COVID-related regulations, argue that such a system would help combat illegal or unauthorised employment. They believe Digital ID would streamline verification processes, enhance national security, and make it more difficult for unauthorised workers to slip through the cracks. On the other hand, critics, which include a significant portion of the general public, fear that Digital ID could lead to overreach and unnecessary surveillance. Many feel that citizens already possess numerous forms of identification that prove their right to work or live in the ...

Stay Smart Online: Don’t Fall for Bots, Scams, or AI-Generated Tricks In today’s digital age, social media is flooded with content but not all of it comes from real people. A growing number of posts are generated by bots or artificial intelligence, often designed to spread misinformation, propaganda, or scams . Their goal? To manipulate emotions, influence political opinions, steal personal data, or scam people out of money. These deceptive posts often feature the faces of famous political figures, celebrities, or attractive strangers to gain your attention and trust. Whether it’s political drama, a romance scam, or a fake investment opportunity, it’s crucial to stay alert and think critically before engaging. ⚠️ Political Propaganda One common tactic involves spreading AI-generated videos or fake quotes from well-known political leaders across the UK, USA, Europe, or Asia, claiming they said something shocking or offensive. Before you believe it, ask yourself : Would this per...

Over the past few years, there has been a lot of noise around the so-called “new way of living”, one that promises speed, efficiency, and a better life powered by technology. On the surface, it sounds promising: faster services, remote work flexibility, innovative tools, and a connected world. But in reality, many of us are experiencing quite the opposite. Instead of better services, things have become slower. Instead of a greater connection, many feel isolated. The reality on the ground doesn’t always match the hype. Despite advancements in technology, basic services are often delayed or missing altogether, and working professionals seem increasingly disengaged. It seems that, in the rush to digitize and “modernize,” we may have lost some of the fundamental values that kept systems working well in the past: reliability, genuine human service, accountability, and meaningful work. We need to stop pretending that every change is progress. Many large tech platforms and service pro...

Since taking the COVID vaccine, I’ve noticed a decline in my physical energy and overall well-being. Looking back, I have mixed feelings about having taken it. At the time, vaccination was heavily promoted and even required for air travel, leaving many people with little choice. As time has passed, I’ve grown increasingly sceptical about this fake pandemic. To me, it sometimes seemed like more than just a global health emergency. It appeared to be a carefully coordinated effort, possibly driven by certain groups or industries with vested interests, such as pharmaceutical companies, elements of the media, and some professionals across sectors. Some of the possible motivations behind this could include: - Creating widespread confusion and division among individuals, families, communities, and even entire nations, in the name of competition, control, or influence. - Isolating large numbers of people, especially the elderly, who often struggle the most with such conditions, can have de...

Introduction: Football, also known as soccer in some parts of the world, is more than just a sport. It's a cultural phenomenon that transcends borders, languages, and social classes. The game has evolved from humble beginnings into a global spectacle that unites billions of people. Whether it's the thrill of a last-minute goal, the drama of a penalty shootout, or the communal experience of watching a match with fellow fans, football has a unique ability to stir emotions and bring people together. But why is football so popular around the world? And how did it come to dominate the sporting landscape? Video: Roni The Appeal of Football : Simplicity and Accessibility: Universal Rules: Football is easy to understand. The basic premise—get the ball into the opponent’s net—can be grasped by anyone, anywhere. Minimal Equipment: Unlike other sports that require specialized gear, football only needs a ball and an open space. This makes it accessible to people from all walks of life, f...