We are living in an era where technology has connected the world like never before. With a smartphone in hand, we can communicate instantly, access unlimited information, and even learn new skills from anywhere. However, amid this digital revolution, an important question arises: Are we becoming digitally smarter but emotionally poorer? Human values such as kindness, empathy, honesty, respect, patience, and compassion are the foundation of a healthy society. Unfortunately, ex

Most people have heard of the Y2K problem. But recently, I found myself thinking about a different problem altogether. I call it the W2K problem. W2K stands for a surprisingly simple but unsettling idea: the average person may have only around 1800 to 2000 truly productive working weeks in an entire career. At first, the number sounds absurdly small. But the arithmetic is straightforward. A person who begins serious professional work around the age of twenty-five and retire

Understanding how different professions may respond to AI can help students, parents, educators, and policymakers make wiser choices for the future. AI generated image A quiet anxiety is spreading across classrooms, workplaces, and households across the world. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable in writing reports, analysing data, generating images, and even producing computer code, many people are beginning to ask a simple but unsettling question: Which j