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Why Feminism Still Matters

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Why Feminism Still Matters Walk into any classroom today and ask whether men and women should have equal rights. Almost everyone will say yes. In theory, the battle seems won. Yet in practice, inequality quietly persists—in salaries, in expectations, in whose voices are heard and whose are doubted. Feminism is not an outdated slogan from history textbooks; it remains one of the most necessary social movements of our time. For centuries, women were told what they could and couldn’t do—what jobs were “unfeminine,” how they should look, even how loudly…

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Sailing the Seas of Literacies

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Sailing the Seas of Literacies With scattered notes textbooks and a cup of coffee within arm’s reach, I started reading my prerequisite material online. Upon completing “Turkle’s Triumph of Thinking”, I found myself momentarily lost in thought. While I lifted my gaze from the text, I started to think back about my journey of transmission of my literacy, and concepts in Turkle’s narrative connect my personal experience with comprehensive reading and writing. As for me, I do have a strong individual awareness of my digital habits and understand how they…

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Technology 

The Rise of Electric Aviation: Can Batteries Power the Planes of Tomorrow?

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The Rise of Electric Aviation: Can Batteries Power the Planes of Tomorrow? Luu Gia Phuc Cars went electric first. Then buses, scooters, even ferries. But what about airplanes? Could we really board a plane one day that runs on batteries instead of jet fuel? The idea might sound futuristic, but it’s already taking off—literally. A handful of small electric planes have completed test flights, proving that at least for short hops, battery-powered aviation is possible. Imagine taking a 200-mile flight without the roar of engines or the smell of fuel,…

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Technology 

Shaping the Future: How Advanced Materials Like Carbon Nanotubes Could Transform Spacecraft

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Shaping the Future: How Advanced Materials Like Carbon Nanotubes Could Transform Spacecraft Luu Gia Phuc Space exploration has always been a story of pushing limits. We’ve built rockets taller than skyscrapers and satellites smaller than a shoebox. But one of the biggest challenges isn’t size—it’s material. How do you build something strong enough to survive the violent launch from Earth, yet light enough to actually make it into orbit? This is where carbon nanotubes enter the picture. On paper, they sound almost too good to be true: stronger than steel,…

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Culture Society 

G.O.A.T.

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G.O.AT, an acronym for “Greatest of All Time ” is the most significant title any sports player can receive. However, nowadays scouts no longer look for GOATS, they look for what sports people like to call “Unicorns”. Like the fantasy animal, players with such titles are those who the sports leagues have never seen. In the NBA one of the most prominent examples includes a player from Latvia named Kristaps Porzingis who was at that time a revolutionary player for his height of 7 feet 2 inches and his guard-like…

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Society 

Analysis on the influence of enterprise brand image on consumers’ purchase intention

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In today’s competitive market, the focus of competition among enterprises has shifted from pure product competition to deeper image competition. As one of the key factors for consumers to make purchasing decisions for products or services, the importance of brand image is self-evident. Therefore, building and maintaining a superior brand image has become an essential condition for the success of enterprises. This article focuses on the perspective of brand image shaping, comprehensively using questionnaire survey methods to analyze the internal relationship between multiple dimensions such as products, services, marketing, and…

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Technology World 

Data-Driven Solutions to Environmental Challenges: Predicting and Managing Pollution with Machine Learning

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Data-Driven Solutions to Environmental Challenges: Predicting and Managing Pollution with Machine Learning Data science is playing an increasingly vital role in tackling complex environmental challenges, particularly in urban settings where pollution and resource management are major concerns. One especially promising area is the use of machine learning to predict air pollution levels. With growing volumes of data from satellites, ground sensors, traffic feeds, and weather stations, it’s now possible to develop predictive models that track and forecast concentrations of pollutants like PM2.5, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone with remarkable accuracy. The…

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Society 

Simplifying Complexity: Freeing the Mind

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Simplifying Complexity: Freeing the Mind The prevalent phenomenon of complicating social issues is not just a challenge, but also a decisive factor in national development. We often complicate simple matters, consuming vast amounts of time and energy, rooted in our tendency to over-complicate things. Much like language, one of the reasons why English has become the world’s foremost language is its simplicity. In English, “she” has only one meaning: female. In contrast, expressing “she” in Chinese involves multiple words, which can be quite cumbersome. The complexity of the Chinese language…

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