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Andromeda’s Vortex

Love and Romance (Part I)

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By Farah G. Decano             I encountered an interesting proposition on true love by modern British philosopher, Alain de Botton. He said the romanticism perpetrated by centuries-old literature and most present-day love stories is destroying the fabric of love itself.  I thought of expounding on his hypothesis by juxtaposing it…

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Love and Romance (Part I)

A polarized Dagupan

By | Andromeda's Vortex

By Farah G. Decano   DAGUPAN residents nowadays are polarized, but not in the way the Liberal and the Nacionalista Dagupeños were so divided decades ago. As per information from older generations, the split among city residents based on party affiliations lasted only during elections and during appointments to public…

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A polarized Dagupan

The dawn of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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By Farah G. Decano             WITH the rise of digital alteration and artificial intelligence (AI), the 21st century may be considered as the dawn of things ungenuine.  The world will soon be flooded with goods and information that seem very authentic but are actually not.  A decade from now, the…

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The dawn of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Stereotypes

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By Farah G. Decano   PEOPLE are always on the lookout for things that make their life easier.  They tend to rely on previous experiences to guide them with their next actions.  In today’s fast-paced and impersonal world, most of us succumb to the temptation of stereotyping others. Stereotyping is…

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Stereotypes