A stone’s throw away from bustling Chinatown and surrounded by skyscrapers is Jalan Kukoh. Here, I pen down my reflections from a field trip to “one of Singapore’s poorest neighbourhoods”. […]
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The Sims, with all its colourful characters, wacky lore and gibberish language is a game that taps into the innate desire to live a life we wish we could have. It’s yet another example of how a group of pixels can give us solace away from the rigours of reality. […]
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Celebrity concerts aren’t just about the music, they’re secret economic powerhouses. Welcome to Swiftonomics, exploring fan hype and macroeconomic impacts with The Eras Tour. […]
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Have you ever felt like you could never catch up to someone no matter how hard you tried? […]
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The profound influence of Gen Z on the future of music consumption including diverse music preferences, streaming habits, and the ripple effects that are reshaping the soundtrack of our lives. […]
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Is it boring to see the same person win? Does no competition necessarily mean less action? Let me present to you the case of Max Verstappen and Formula 1. […]
AI art, in all its detached prompt-and-product algorithmic glory, obliterates the question of art versus artist entirely. […]
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I first came across the term ‘antifragility’ in January when I was trying to set […]
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