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In an era of high inflation and uncertainty, consumers are embracing “treatonomics” — spending on small luxuries and big experiences for a morale boost. Here’s why the trend is set to stay.
From lipsticks and collectible Labubu dolls to packed-out concerts, the global “treatonomics” trend is on the rise as...
History is full of brilliant minds who shaped the world in ways we still feel today. But if you imagine them as polished, perfectly disciplined people who lived neat and predictable lives, think again. Many geniuses had habits so odd, you might wonder if they were just quirks—or the...
Morality and justice are often presented as fixed, universal ideals—unchanging standards that guide human behavior and societal order. Yet, this notion is far from reality. In truth, concepts of right and wrong are fluid, shaped and reshaped by those who hold power at any given moment. Like a pendulum...
We are often told that morality is absolute. That justice is blind. That there are universal standards of right and wrong which govern society regardless of time, culture, or circumstance.This, of course, is a beautiful lie. The truth is simpler—and far more unsettling: morality and justice are not...
The concepts of morality and justice are often touted as universal truths, but in reality, they are malleable and susceptible to the whims of those in power. Like a pendulum, morality swings in response to the forces applied by influential individuals and groups. Time, place, and power all play...
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on Monday that Iran’s key nuclear facilities, including the Natanz and Fordow enrichment sites, did not sustain significant damage following recent attacks. However, power infrastructure at Natanz was reportedly destroyed, potentially affecting centrifuges in one of its cascade halls.
IAEA Director General...