Why Generation X is Wealthy on Paper and Broke in Reality

Discover why high-earning Generation X professionals are secretly living hand-to-mouth as skyrocketing housing and education costs quietly drain their peak-decade wealth.

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Article

The blur between social democracy and socialism

An attempt to help clarify the core differences between socialism and social democracy by providing objective definitions rather than presenting a political opinion.

Article

Capturing Tokyo: From Tranquil Gardens to Neon Streets

A reflection on five days in Japan's capital where the efficiency of automated kiosks meets the quiet discipline of centuries-old gardens. I navigate Tokyo's intricate social codes, finding sanctuary in anonymity and discovering the unexpected utility of a plastic rubbish bag as a shield against the faux pas of fellow tourists.

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What to Do with a Tuesday: Living Life One Month at a Time

Faced with the overwhelming uncertainty of a cancer diagnosis, the author reclaimed control of his life by abandoning stressful long-term planning in favor of a rolling thirty-day horizon that focuses on actionable daily tasks while automating future obligations.

Review

Inaugural Move my Way at CarriageWorks festival

Despite brilliant performances from acts like Kokoroko and Ezra Collective, poor schedule management at the Move My Way festival resulted in frustrating delays that ultimately cut short the headline set.

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The Two-List Solution: Stopping the modern to-do list became an instrument of self-torture.

To overcome the anxiety and inefficiency of sprawling to-do lists, we should adopt a ruthless two-list system that prioritises deletion and genuine capacity over the false productivity of checking off trivial tasks.