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All of these data came possible due to the rise of AI modeling in video games, because the application of this algorithm is revolutionary to esport. Esport, by definition, is the competitive events of teams around the world competing for victory across various types of games, such as FPS games like CSGO and Valorant, and MOBA games such as League of legends and Honor of Kings. Right now, such model is only available within a few competitive esport games.But by inputting different algorithms and calculations into video gaming without being manipulated artificially by humans, AI improves and increases the efficiency of how video games function.

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That image of wealth created and destroyed by an

engineer patch, is a useful way to understand a muchlarger shift. More and more of what people call “wealth”

now exists as software.

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The loss of language is way more than the disappearance of words. Each language carries different perspectives of generations, offering expression and wisdom, not just languages.

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When things don’t seem to be going our way, we indulge ourselves to being delusional for a while and to imagine what it would be like to be in an ideal circumstance. I had a burning fever right before the championship last year, and I got me and a few friends to manifest that I get well in time, just to get me to feel better.  Well, in my case, this desperate prayer actually manifested itself, making this more than a silly rite, but a successful manifestation, or empirically known as, a placebo.

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So, why does this really matter? What are the deeper consequences of having plastic embedded in nearly every part of our bodies? Why should we care? Why should you care?

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'Thinking is hard work; that's why so few do it,' Albert Einstein once observed. It's true: solving a complex math problem is difficult. But so is the crucial work of pausing to think about the consequences before we act. This, precisely, is the skill we need to address outrage culture—the practice of becoming critically reflective.

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Twice, life, or luck, gave me an excuse to stay quiet.

But in 11th grade, something changed. I was introduced to our school’s Speech and Debate team and for the first time, I couldn’t hide behind “sorry, the class is full.” I had to speak.

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Every time the term eugenics is mentioned in a history classroom, there’s a high likelihood that it’s being mentioned in response to better depict the actions of a certain radical political organization in WW2, but in fact eugenics have been with us long before that, since 1907, starting from the United States. The Indiana Historical Bureau explains “In 1907 Governor J. Frank Hanly approved the first state eugenics law making sterilization mandatory for certain individuals in state custody.”

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Luigis murder of united health care's ceo is only an piece of the picture, as social media and his family continued to mourn for the loss.Lugis hunt continued, he was

later arrested in an mcdonald in brooklyn, his murder weapon was uncovered, an 3dprinted gun!Untraceable, easily accsesbile, and it spreads,spreads like wild fire.

The main issue of was not the murder, it was the weapon, becuase of the easily accsesbile weapon, lugi was able to reproduce it and use it as an murder weapon.

This problem is continuing to spread and it needs to be suppresed.so,3d printed ghost guns is an critical problem to our society as it is untraceable, easilt accsesbile.

for some reason when yesterday i tried to put this thing here it says waiting for approval of smth and its here for some reason

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There’s no more popular example of mimicking the violence of playground activities than Squid Game, which is not a game where squids do squid things. The BBC explains the series walks through a series of childhood games that often mimic violence and makes those games a matter of life and death, so let’s first play detective and inspect the problems.

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Han Dynasty thinker Liu An once said, “万物有所生, 而独知守其根” - “All things in nature must know and guard their roots.” Now, if we were all like Groot from Marvel, our only job would be to literally stand still and protect our own roots. But for human cultures, the problem is far more complex. We’ve become gardeners who are obsessed with the visible, tangible branches of culture while neglecting to water the intangible roots of meaning, practice, and community that give those branches life. So, let’s first unearth the root of the problem: our systemic fixation on the tangible, at the fatal expense of the intangible.

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Of course, metal’s influence does not stop the individual fans and the local communities. It traveled across borders, adapting to different histories, struggles, and values in different region. This is where we can see metal as a reflection of global and cultural landscapes.

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In countries like China and the United States, birth rates have dropped, but people are living longer. That shift creates a widening gap between generations: in many places, there are now more older people than young.

This issue is urgent. But here’s another way of thinking about it: instead of only worrying about aging, why not focus on extending our healthy lifetime and slowing the aging process? That way, the so-called “middle-aged” population could remain energetic, active adults for far longer.

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Exclusion doesn’t always come with fists or laws — often it’s a quiet “no.” We hate rejection and we hate receiving "Nos", so why and when do we become the ones saying no? Simply, when we are fearful. When our 3 fundamental human values: connection, safety, and affirmation, are challenged or threatened by others. We panic, and our hands tighten around pens we hold, drawing darker and thicker lines.

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Looking back at the present, QWERTY still plays a major role in our daily lives. It never quite disappeared — it just integrated deeply into modern technology. As the Medium article explains, advances like digital keyboards and touchscreens didn’t replace QWERTY; instead they built on it, adding features that compensate for its limitations.

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To make light, any system requires a power source to press the 'on' button. For a lightbulb, it's electricity. For a student during AP weeks, it's the third cup of coffee that tastes like regret, poor life choices, and a question “Where exactly did I have this confident with taking 7 aps?”. But for bioluminescent organisms, It’s the chemical energy. The power source to switching on the circuit is a special enzyme called luciferase. And let's look at how this reaction works.

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That’s why overcoming herd mentality is so critical to being yourself. When we let the pressure to conform guide us, we stop engaging with our authentic selves. We often will abandon our own thoughts, and we slowly dull our ability to think independently. According to calmsage.com, an article written by Ayesha Yadav said that Herd mentality is a behavior which will influence a whole group’s decision. Generally, 95% of the group will be influenced by the only 5% of individuals. Although it can provide those 95% unity and belonging, this posts a significant risk as it can lead to irrational decision-making. We risk losing the very uniqueness that makes us who we are, trading our truth for the comfort of blending in.

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Ran Cao

“There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people’s eyes.” This Asian proverb defines how the same story could be viewed differently and interpreted uniquely by each individual. Dreams, the brain’s unconscious storytelling, not only differ from person to person in their complex storylines but also in the cultural identity of the dreamer, shaping the way we perceive and discuss our dreams. Although a universal experience, our different interpretations of dreams could directly affect our mood, self-perception, and even the choices we make in everyday life.

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Nudge, or the nudge theory generally refers minor edits that leads to completely different outcome while people unconsciously changed their choices. Seeing how a nudge can potentially make someone to be the LeBron James, it is important for us to understand how does these nuances significantly influence the action of human beings, diving deeper into the reasoning behind such phenomenon.

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According to a study, 83% of parents shows a trait of helicopter parenting. And likely most of you experienced it somehow, from you parents never allowing you to leave their sight when you're small to checking your social media account when you're already grown enough to take care of yourself. And to be honest, I hated some of it. But most of the time, our parents just won’t listen.

To understand and eventually address this problem, let's start with why our parents do this, and then move on to its effects on us, not only as a student, but as a person wholistically.

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Have you ever had a time where you feel like you just ahhhh don’t know how to write? As usual, you pick up a pen, open your notebook or CJ, and either your hand feels no longer like your own, or you no longer understand your handwriting… That might be too “exaggerated”. But this is true for some of us. WHY? Because we lost our muscle memory! Wait wait wait, so you are saying muscles have memory?! Yes! And the Oxford dictionary defines muscle memory as “the ability to reproduce a particular movement without conscious thought, acquired as a result of frequent repetition of that movement”. If we constantly perform an action, then the muscles responsible for that action will be well trained. Similarly, if we stop doing something for a long time, then our muscles lose their memory, and we will feel fresh and unfamiliar.  This isn’t only about writing, it is also about walking, running, dancing, playing piano, and all the actions that require us to use muscles. We will discover the secrets to controlling our body and manipulate shortcuts of our brain and muscles, pay attention!

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While this situation seems to be confined into old legends, today we see the same thing happening in our real life. In the modern world, millions formed similar one-sided bonds, its not with deities or superman, but with celebrities, YouTubers, and other influencers.

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Ancient philosopher Lao Tzu saw this trap going millennia ago, and warned: “Care about what other people think, and you will always be their prisoner.” And if that’s true, people-pleasers like me are both the guards and the inmates of a prison built on kindergarten lies.

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When people try hard to get rid of mosquitoes, they may not be aware of the mosquitoes’ role in the society.

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Luigis murder of united health care's ceo is only an piece of the picture, as social media and his family continued to mourn for the loss.Lugis hunt continued, he was

later arrested in an mcdonald in brooklyn, his murder weapon was uncovered, an 3dprinted gun!Untraceable, easily accsesbile, and it spreads,spreads like wild fire.

The main issue of was not the murder, it was the weapon, becuase of the easily accsesbile weapon, lugi was able to reproduce it and use it as an murder weapon.

This problem is continuing to spread and it needs to be suppresed, so 3d printed ghost guns is an critical problem to our society as it is untraceable, easily accsesbile and spreads with ease.

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To truly appreciate how vital sleep is, we must first understand how humans have thought about sleep over time and what science has revealed about it in the last century.

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Unfortunately, movies like these don’t come with a “WARNING: DO NOT CONSUME” yellow triangle sticker, like the labels they have in chemistry that warn you to not drink the radioactive red liquid on the table (no matter how much it looks like fruit punch). When we see the invasive ‘stalker’ in the movie get their happy ending with the attractive blonde female lead, it normalizes and even celebrates the invasion of women’s boundaries. So next, let us examine the detrimental consequences that follow people idealizing 'red flags' in relationships.

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You may have heard of the term “the Singularity”, defined as the point in time when technology escapes our control. And considering the predictions of when it will happen, it is intimidating to say the least. The singularity is predicted by the Guardian to occur within the next 20 years; according to Forbes Magazine, within the next 10; and according to a reddit post I saw two days ago, user “overclockedGrandma201” said it's happening this month. So, let us finally examine the reason behind why we fear hybrid technology that crosses the line.

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You know what happens when a song gets stuck in your head? It’s annoying, right? I literally struggled to solve integrals during math test just because Taylor Swift’s Daylight just will not stop replaying in my head ( of course my mind sometimes replay other songs too). In fact, researchers say over 90% of people experience “earworms” at least once a week. That little thing you cannot get rid of is your brain’s way of showing how much it loves patterns. Our brains are used to search for familiarity, whether it is replaying music endlessly or the sense of déjà vu when a moment feels like it has already happened. Today, I will explore how our brain’s craving for patterns shows up in everyday experiences. By the end, you will see how these phenomena highlight our mind’s constant search for meaning and structure in the chaotic world around us.

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So how does someone become the kind of person who permanently blocks a friend over middle school gossip? Let's look through the chat history between me and Steve to diagnose the two root causes of being a moral absolutist: a psychological addiction to certainty, and a cultural environment that reinforced rigid norms.

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And that, ladies and gentlemen… would be the end of my speech.

Except it’s not. Because if there’s one thing I’ve been saying all along, it’s that endings don’t arrive neatly labeled. If I can fake an ending in a speech, denial fakes them in our lives. But speeches keep going until I stop talking; life keeps going whether we’re ready or not. Which is why the answer isn’t to deny endings, but to decide how we’ll respond when they come.

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Cappu-cappu-cappuccino Assassino! Assassini cappuccini! This stealthy killer slips between enemies under the cover of night. Beware, coffee hater!

As brainrot as that line sounds, there’s a method to the madness. People instinctively frame monsters as threats—entities that demand our caution. To understand why we see monsters this way, let's first take a look at how they developed across different cultures throughout history, and why they're 'monstrous'.

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Think of the moments you held back an opinion because you thought it was too obvious. Then later, someone else said the same thing with confidence, and suddenly it was praised as brilliant. That hesitation — that self-imposed silence — is fatal. It kills possibility. It destroys confidence. And slowly, it convinces you that you are just ordinary.

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We tend to perceive and talk about colonialism as if it’s something of the past. But it’s not something covered up with dust and mud, cramped maps, or distorted photos. Colonialism never ended with white whigs and matchlocks. To understand better, we need to wear the modern whigs and examine the Sami.

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You are the descendent of Shakespeare. One day, your English teacher gave you an assignment on what shakespear’s Macbeth is about, then, you call shake spear and said: yo grand, u feeling alr in Heaven? I have a homework thats about u, can u tell me the answers please... well, this might now always be the case because not everyone is a descendent of Shakespeare, but it does signify something. WHY IS SHAKESPARE EVEN ALIVE? Well, through a idea called digital immortality

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Standing here today, I’m not here to tell you that I have figured out the ultimate code of how to stop overthinking. I haven’t. I mean, if I had, I wouldn’t have opened Instagram this morning to a post about overthinking with the hashtag “relatable”. However—I have gotten a little better at it, just a little. So what I’m going to do is tell you how I made those tiny steps of progress. In this case, a little really goes a long way.

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I love passion and passion keeps me empowered! And we must be able to identify the things we are truly passionate about to make our dreams a reality. After the view of the peaceful valley, our next destination will be hot and exciting, but also full of cracks.

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In the village of Mashihaiwang, a 70-year-old farmer named Wang Jinchen was diagnosed with uremia, a disease caused by kidney failure. To survive, he requires dialysis three times a week, which costs more than 1,700 RMB every month. Although the government provides some coverage, he still pays more than two-thirds of the bill himself. Wang and his wife live on very low pensions, and with such heavy medical expenses, they can hardly afford their daily necessities. In fact, his story is not unique. It reflects the painful reality faced by millions of people: when income is low and healthcare costs are high, survival becomes an economic struggle rather than a guaranteed right. And this is not just a Chinese problem but a global issue that highlights how income directly shapes health outcomes.

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That stress? It’s tied to how we fight with time — always feeling behind, never having enough of it for us. And it’s not just about being busy; it’s about “silent time thieves” sneaking in and chipping away at our hours without us noticing. So today, let’s see this situation more clearly, from first look at some examples of “Silent Time thieves”, then finding the reason of losing time, before finally, we’ll connect these thieves to the bigger picture: how stress and pressure leave us with no time that feels truly ours

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In recent years we see a rise of nationalist leaders in Hungary’s Viktor Orban, Italy’s Melonie, and my personal favourite Donald J Trump for how many cokes he drinks. While drinking Coca-Cola might not necessarily be nationalistic, the rise of leaders like them has significant impact. So now, let us look at how nationalism can both be a tool of the state for unity, and a justification of aggression.

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But before we can really get into why rhythm is so cool, we need to get on the same page about what we’re even talking about. So, what is rhythm?

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Now, I guess I know what you are thinking exactly: “What about my $300 smart sleep watch that plays rainy sounds and glows with the rhythm of my REM cycle?”  Well, trust me, I get it. We have all fallen for the promise of a magic wand. Which is the exact reason why our first step is to understand the problems of these fairytales.

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So today, I’ll be talking about blame, not just the “Oops, my bad” kind, but the kind that affects relationships, decisions, and even systems. Why is it such a problem? Why do we do it? And how do we break the habit and start owning our own mistakes?

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Furthermore, the local and regional players we discussed earlier add depth and connection to how we savor coffee.’ Unlike chains’ standardized blends, local shops prioritize “single-origin” beans to highlight unique flavors tied to specific farms. The SCA reports specialty coffee sold mostly by these independents—now makes up 36% of the U.S. market, up from 20% a decade ago. This turns drinking into learning: a barista in Denver might walk you through how altitude shaped your pour-over’s citrusy notes, or share the story of the Guatemalan family farm that grew the beans. Here, enjoyment isn’t just about the drink; it’s about connecting to its origins and the people around you.

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Once upon a time, you have once been a child that hides up in stories where characters use wonderful magic to beat each other up, dreaming of using a wand and shouting “Aveda Kedabra”, having a fairy godmother that would vanish all your homework, or using a crystal ball in divination. As the era of science rises, the world of magic that has brought us some much fun and has once been the top one important thing to our ancestors was discussed less and less about.

But as unreal as it might seem, magic is everywhere. Magic acts as source of decisions in ancient civilizations.

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The resilient nature of these theories and our contradictory world is what allows such a community to be created. This is because, despite their wild and often contradictory claims, conspiracy theories share a surprisingly similar structure.

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Still, when you open your Wechat moment or Instagram, it’s filled with posts titled “no regrets”, and we can ascertain from our discussion above that these bloggers are not humans. And this brings us to the causes of our “regret aversion” --- the villifaction of this humane and advantageous psychological mechanism.

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Manifesting is human instinct; we all unanimously agreed that hope could change reality. But if it never worked, we would have forgotten about it by now, right? Let’s look at how these ancient manifesting practices don’t stand against modern science, but with it.

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Whether it be a boy band called CORTIS or just a classmate or coworker that you just don’t understand for the life of you. I get you. I’m sure everybody has something that they despise. However, while to us this annoyance might be a minor inconvenience such as being forced to listen to some repetitive cliche bubblegum pop song, hatred can truly run deep and hurt many people.

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But an illusion is still an illusion. And when we use these technological solutions to fill a human-shaped void, we must ask not just if they work, but what they do to us. We are not just adopting new tools; we are entering a new ethical world without a map. There are three devastating implications lurking beyond the horizon: the problem of agency, inequality, and meaning.

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But an illusion is still an illusion. And when we use these technological solutions to fill a human-shaped void, we must ask not just if they work, but what they do to us. We are not just adopting new tools; we are entering a new ethical world without a map. There are three devastating implications lurking beyond the horizon: the problem of agency, inequality, and meaning.

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