The New York Experiment, often cited as a social experiment conducted by The Washington Post, featured Joshua Bell, a world-renowned violinist and virtuoso. In 2007, Bell agreed to participate in an unusual setup: he played his priceless Stradivarius violin incognito in a Washington, D.C. subway station during morning rush hour. Dressed in casual attire, Bell …
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For many years, the name Taylor Swift was one I used to engage my daughter. I stumbled on some of her music a few years ago, felt she had strong appeal to young people even though her lyrics made a lot of sense to me. I discovered that she was trending in my daughters class, …
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Sometimes, when we reflect on life, we come to the realization that many of us spend our waking moments sleeping, even though we are physically awake. We seem to be numbed from reality. Why do I think this? It’s because living the way the average person does requires consistently avoiding deep contemplation about our lives. …
Life is a perpetual exchange, a ceaseless barter of breath—inhaling oxygen, exhaling carbon dioxide. In this ever-moving world, where nothing remains static, understanding the true worth of what we exchange is paramount. Consider students who, in pursuit of academic excellence, often sacrifice precious moments with loved ones and friendships for the fleeting glory of acing …
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I ponder upon a fundamental inquiry: Does God exist? And if so, does He communicate with us? In my view, it is wiser to acknowledge that God speaks to those who pause and open themselves to His guidance. The nonbelievers and those who doubt His voice find themselves in the same category, that of the …
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Hate him, like him, adore him or rubbish him, we all grew up to know, like and celebrate Michael Jackson. Every school had someone who could mimic him the most, almost all of us tried. In some countries where they couldn’t speak English, they claimed they knew two words of English – Michael Jackson! Michael …
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