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Islamabad sown. London grown. Worldly blown "Because we all started as strangers"

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Weird Ass Cake

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Old Generation

Facebook: find your highschool friends

Instagram: here's the condensed messaging groups

Bebo: lets skip this question

New Generation

Facebook: Family & behaviour analysis

Instagram: The Playground & High Street

Snapchat: Gates to the Dark Web

A nation that evolves with its population or a result of painful endearment?

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Is it fair Instagram, Facebook, Google and many others legally own and have our permission to do with our media as they please, yet Huawei is not considered fit? Why is there such a strong desire to dictate tech when we have enough room to share the free market?

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If you see someone doing well, let it be your fuel to inspire your own efforts. There's enough talent to go around.

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Existentialism

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If we resolve the conflict...surely we win?

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Is there more value in human life Vs financial profits for inventions

Nils Bohlin of Volvo and glimpses of this approach now seen at Tesla

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They are not our teachers

Omar Al Mukhtar

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Consumption: extension of definition?

In a world where we have now grown a superficial presence on the www in addition to the faces of realities we maintain, mankind has grown the options to create more than one personality. This deservedly is noted as an evovlement.

Given the speed of development that accelerates beyond our minds ability to develop uses & understanding of our tools of technologies we are failing to keep our attention on educating ourselves what we should be doing with our newly found spare time. One of the key efforts we should be developing within our subconscious is expanding our understanding of choice. Just in the same way the western world is awakening to its diets (in the form of food & drink) we should also be carefully and consiously reviewing how we decide to consume our time. For example you could consume fast food everyday, enjoying the convenience of fast prep, economic savings & cliche strokes on your taste buds but eventually as proven it will deteriorate or hinder development of your physical health.

This diet arguably can also be applied to social media networks where there is no distinct strategy [today] on the true end benefits of consuming exposure to content and superficial interactions. Over time as with daily cheeseburgers & fries will eventually lead to materialistic desires driving users into selfish routines of consumption where vision is limited by horse blinders. Don't see it yet? Have a look into the difference in behaviour patterns between city and village folk in the developed world, if you can put down the unorganic battery chicken wing.