A compilation of Instagram Stories as of 12 April 2022
I’m back with another compilation of Instagram stories about wellbeing, human nature, philosophy and all that good stuff! Continue reading A compilation of Instagram Stories as of 12 April 2022
Author: The Thinker
A compilation of Instagram Stories as of 23 January 2022
A compilation of IG stories about work, life and money. Continue reading A compilation of Instagram Stories as of 23 January 2022
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Commemorating A Milestone: 50 Articles Written
The Thought Experiment has reached a real milestone of 50 articles! For a website run by a single person, that’s truly something worth celebrating and reminiscing over. Continue reading Commemorating A Milestone: 50 Articles Written
Do You Have Enough?
Have we ever stopped to consider how much we actually need to live the life we want? Chances are, it may not take as much as we think. Continue reading Do You Have Enough?
The Growing Social Divide between the Rich and Poor
“I don’t think billionaires should exist,” said Bernie Sanders last year. Bernie, a prominent American senator, earned himself a solid following for his left-wing views that espoused taxing the rich in order to benefit the poor. Everywhere we look around the globe, there is a clear and growing divide between the haves and have-nots. There are people on our planet that have such unimaginable amounts … Continue reading The Growing Social Divide between the Rich and Poor
Let Singaporean Motorcyclists Have Their Say
Singaporeans are by and large a materialistic lot. Although our society has progressed beyond the 5Cs, it is still an unfortunate reality that economic might makes right in Singapore. And in this class-conscious country of ours, where motorcycles are associated with deliverymen, hooligans and the less affluent, it is unsurprising to note that motorcyclists do not have much of a say in the Singaporean public … Continue reading Let Singaporean Motorcyclists Have Their Say
GE2020: The Roar of the Swing Voter
During the campaigning period, both sides sought to portray an extreme scenario of what would happen if voters did not vote for them. The Peoples’ Action Party (PAP) warned that Singaporeans that their political opponents “might eventually replace the government after July 10”. Meanwhile, the Worker’s Party (WP) stated that “there was a real risk of a wipeout of elected opposition MPs at the July … Continue reading GE2020: The Roar of the Swing Voter
GE2020: The State of Play
You will be forgiven for initially assuming that GE2020 would be a boring affair given the Covid-19 pandemic. However, many events have happened that bear closer inspection ahead of us heading to the polls this Friday. Here is my take on many of the myriad issues in play for this election: The Televised Debate Jamus won the debate, there’s no question about it. With his … Continue reading GE2020: The State of Play
What Every Manager Should Think About
You could be someone who’s just started out in the workforce. You could be someone who’s been working a long time. It doesn’t matter, because here’s the undeniable truth about climbing the ladder: To get ahead, you must be visible. It is more important to be perceived to be good at what you do, than whether you are actually good at what you do. Form … Continue reading What Every Manager Should Think About
Guest Article: Bridging the Singaporean Class Divide – A Personal Account
The recent Channel NewsAsia (CNA) documentary, Regardless of Class, has sparked off fierce debates, and I am here to write from the perspective of a girl from a “low-class” background and how I view privilege. Actually I wouldn’t want to use the word, “low-class” but this is just to illustrate my family financials who had an income of about $1,000 per month back then, and … Continue reading Guest Article: Bridging the Singaporean Class Divide – A Personal Account
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