Exploring the Divine Within Us All For millennia, humanity has pondered the mystery of existence and divinity, often asking: Do we create gods, or do they create us? This question lies at the heart of philosophy, theology, and even psychology. Yet beneath it lies another possibility: humans are all gods, creators and manifestations of the divine in mortal form. The …
A new study reveals the Canadian regions where residents live the longest, with Quebec leading the way with an average lifespan of 82.48 years. Overview of Life Expectancy in Canadian Provinces and Territories A recent study conducted by Preszler Injury Lawyers, utilizing data from Statistics Canada, ranked Canada’s thirteen provinces and territories based on life expectancy. This ranking reveals significant …
By: Valia Jensen California leads in last-minute shopping, with 61.58% of holiday searches occurring in December Florida ranks second with 61.10% of holiday searches in December Last-minute shoppers focus on gifts for women: “Gifts for women” and “Christmas gifts for mom” are top last-minute searches across states As the holiday season approaches, many shoppers across the country are waiting until …
Skyrocketing Rent Across Canada Leaves First-Time Homebuyers Struggling to Save Prospective homebuyers who rent should consider Quebec City, as you can save 10% for a home deposit in just under three and a half years. Data revealed the best and worst major Canadian cities for homebuyers based on financial factors – Vancouver ranks lowest. Toronto is the worst city for …
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The Sexual Segregation Of Omnisexuals By: Hiram Cohen Origin Of Omnisexual Contrary to current information, omnisexuality did not originate in the early 1950s. That was simply it’s first ‘allowed’ mention in literature in a still post-Victorian world. All humans are omnisexuals with distinctive preferences/orientations. And humans have been omnisexuals since the dawn of time. Still, there is a great deal …
By: Hiram Cohen Here’s Our Top 15 Investment Trends For 2024 Investment opportunities have emerged recently in a number of sectors. providing astute and innovative investors with the chance to profit from evolving technological, social and industrial trends. Here are the top fifteen hottest trends that we feel hold a great deal of investment potential: 1. Sustainable Technology: Continued growth …
By: W. Lewis Brain injury is both an exciting new and terrifying field of medicine, but it’s not a new injury. It’s been with us throughout all time. However, not much was really known about the brain’s ability to heal or therapeutic approaches to promote its healing until the last century. Reverse Engineering The Most Marvelous And Complex Cellularly Controlled …
Expectations For Fathers Have Increased The expectations for fathers today have increased both at work and at home. Here’s ten great ways for fathers to be more effective at the most important job they’ll ever have, being a Dad: 1. See your children as smart and capable The Achilles heel of many fathers is to think their kids as “don’t …
By: Hiram Cohen Four Pillars Of Destiny Are you destined for wealth? Perhaps Chinese astrology holds the secret to riches. In Chinese Astrology, a person’s birth date is charted in four pillars based on the elements and zodiacs known as Ba Zi, or Four Pillars of Destiny. Financial Destiny By having your Ba Zi analyzed and charted, you can better …
The impulse to look out for other people can be hijacked to spread confusion and misinformation. By JoBeth McDaniel What is weaponized empathy? At a recent party, a stranger standing next to me spoke up suddenly when a snazzy ad for an electric vehicle appeared on the television. “EVs harm the environment way more than gas cars,” she announced to …
By: Erin Alice Cowling, MacEwan University We don’t generally think of chocolate as scary, despite its close ties to Halloween and all the miniature ghosts, skeletons and witches that will be out asking for a treat in lieu of a trick on Oct. 31. And even then, the threat of receiving a chocolate bar that has been tampered with is …
NOTE: Sadly, Suzanne passed on October 15, 2023. Suzanne Somer’s Home Is On The Market Want to live the life of the rich and famous, in the home of a rich and famous person? Well now you can! The home of Suzanne Somers, star of Three’s Company and the girl in the white Thunderbird in American Graffitti, is on the …
Father’s Day Gifts Sure To Please This Father’s Day give your father a gift that reflects his personality and is something that he’ll truly enjoy. To help you, we’ve compiled 15 great Father’s Day gifts that we’re confident will make a Dad glad. So, do more than just call this year, give him something that represents who he is and …
As governments shirk their responsibilities, non-profits are more important than ever In a neoliberal era, where profitability is prioritized over social duty, all orders of government in Canada are increasingly shirking responsibility for providing social services onto non-profits. (Shutterstock) Kevin Gosine, Brock University; Darlene Ciuffetelli Parker, Brock University, and Tiffany L. Gallagher, Brock University You’ve likely walked past that non-profit youth …
