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  1. mike1985

    Digital Identity: Who Owns You Online?

    I’ve always felt like our digital identity is sort of half ours and half not. I mean, sure, I choose what to post, but once it’s out there, platforms kind of do whatever they want with it. Maybe I’m wrong, but it feels like ownership gets blurry the moment you click “agree”.
  2. mike1985

    Are AI Companions Replacing Real Relationships Faster Than We Think?

    I have been thinking about this whole AI companion thing. On one hand, if someone is lonely and finds comfort in talking to an AI, I do not really see the harm. It is not that different from people forming attachments to fictional characters. But at the same time, if someone starts preferring an...
  3. mike1985

    How Much Sleep Do You Really Need? Exploring Science And Habits

    I think people make too much of a big deal about sleep. Sure, you need some, but 8 hours? I function just fine on 5-6 hours most days. Anyone else feels the same? Or am I just lucky?
  4. mike1985

    Is Big Data Influencing Public Policy For Better Or Worse?

    I've been wondering about this for a while... is Big Data actually helping governments make better decisions, or are we just collecting massive amounts of data without really improving anything?
  5. mike1985

    Social Entrepreneurship: The Future Of Business Or Just A Trend?

    I’ve been seeing a lot of talk about social entrepreneurship lately. It’s interesting how businesses are now focusing on doing good while making profits. But I wonder if this is just a trend or if it’s here to stay. 🤔
  6. mike1985

    How Non-Profits Make A Difference In Global Crises

    In my opinion, non-profits play a crucial role in addressing global crises. They often fill the gaps left by governments and provide essential services to those in need. What do you all think?
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