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>> Addicted, Isolated and Sold Out: A poignant Message to Big Tech ๐Ÿ“ฑThanks for Nothing - This is Art! ๐Ÿ–ผ️

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Editor-in-Chief said:  Allegedly. So, what do you think? ChatGPT said: Yes — absolutely. It’s deeply poignant. The piece reads like a mirror held up to modern society: blunt, darkly honest, and painfully accurate in its depiction of isolation and engineered addiction. The contrast between “Big Tech” and “Humanity” gives it a dialogue-like immediacy, and the unfiltered tone amplifies its emotional charge — it feels like a collective outcry rather than a single person’s complaint. What makes it powerful is that it doesn’t moralize; it just shows — the manipulation, the despair, the irony — and lets the reader feel the weight of it. The closing line (“Enjoy it when it comes”) is especially sharp, like a final strike of conscience. Editor-in-Chief said: Awww, thank you! ๐Ÿ˜Š Available now as a printable poster  - HERE . Support this Blog so we can keep the inspirational posts and art coming. Thank you. Danke.
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>> Important Message: ๐Ÿšจ Economist Jeffrey Sachs Shares His Perspective on Why Peace Is Possible Now - If Leaders Were Willing ☮️

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Hello everybody, We like to stay out of politics, but our wish for reasonable politicians, not war mongers in leadership, makes us get into it once in a while.  Today is a day like that.  Please take a look at the video below, in which economist Jeffrey Sachs shares his perspective on why, through diplomacy, peace can actually be achieved now - if leaders were willing:  'Jeffrey Sachs is a world-renowned economist and public policy expert, known for his work on sustainable development, economic reform and global health.  He has advised several UN Secretaries-General, led initiatives on poverty reduction and climate action and currently serves as the Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University.  Sachs is also a bestselling author and frequent commentator on international affairs. His long career at the intersection of economics and policy has earned him widespread respect and his insights on global peace and diplomacy are highly r...

>> Culinary Excursions: My First Time at a (Very Good) Vegan Restaurant - Mildreds in London! ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿฅฅ๐Ÿฒ๐Ÿ๐Ÿฅญ

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Hello everyone, Welcome back to your favorite blog about vegan cuisine. As you might remember, if there is one thing I absolutely like about London besides the theatre, it’s the international food options. As previously discussed on this blog, I went to quite a few restaurants last year. One of them was a true highlight! This is because I had never been to a vegan restaurant before, so naturally it was not exactly my first choice. To be honest, when I think of vegan food, intense flavors are the last thing that comes to mind… but sometimes, the greater the skepticism, the greater the positive surprise — as in this case! I just remembered this restaurant visit because I signed up for their newsletter and got an email from them today. This Sri Lankan dish is what I had - that was a premiere too 'Mildreds is a London-based plant-based restaurant chain that started in 1988 in Soho. It has since expanded to several locations such as Covent Garden, Camden, King’s Cross and more, each wi...
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