RT Alice Smith (@TheAliceSmith)The fatal error of the West is the belief that we can weaken and change our culture while retaining all the benefits of that culture - liberty, prosperity, trust and technology.No cultural identity, no cultural benefits! ...

RT Sensurround (@ShamashAran)I think the overarching idea that we have to respect the culture of our immigrants is a huge mistake that must be rectified.We must no longer respect the culture of our immigrants. They must respect OUR culture, or we send them back home.Now I'm not saying they can't maintain links to their home culture, but they must adapt to our culture. In the last 50 years this was just a suggestion. It must be a requirement. ...

RT Mike Three (@mikethree)the greatest psyop of this century was convincing the western liberal mind that no one is trying to conquer them anymore, that all cultures and religions are equally peaceful and well-intentioned, that civilizations dont fall to invaders, that men just arent like that anymore ...

Imagine a world of tomorrow where everything is run on AI and algorithms. Robots are doing the negotiating negotiations in trade agreements. Robots and AI is working on everything while humans are just lazing down in their couches all day.A world where subconsciously lost and the most important part the communication between people has but it has been right from the old stone age eras and today I'll tell you a few concepts that I have personally noticed all my life and understanding how important is it to h ...

define "culture"spor (@sporadica):culture everywhere is deterioratinghard not to feel bearish on humanity ...

forin. blow my but listen now. Hey, what are you colored.A term recently that made headlines on a global stage when local South African musician Tyler was asked, "What are you?" And she responded, "Colored." There was an emotional outrage by the African-Americans. HOW DARE YOU. BECAUSE AS we know that term in the United States holds a derogatory insult towards Africanameans.While there was an outrage in the United States by black people, some of us down here felt proud. We felt seen. We suddenly felt heard. ...

I am a developer, but more importantly, I'm a cultural preservationist. Yes, I design spaces and buildings, but my ultimate goal is to build belonging. Because when development becomes transactional rather than an opportunity for transformation, we lose what matters most, legacy, identity, and culture.I was born in Compton, California. Not the Compton you may have seen in headlines. Compton I knew was built on family, faith, fellowship, and resilience.Teachers lived next to jazz musicians, carpenters, next ...

Good afternoon. Welcome to my talk, Culture is a verb, how youth voices shape culture. My name is Alexia Tuno.I am a first generation American. I am a daughter of immigrants from France and Spain. I am fluent in French and Spanish and I have sung in choirs all over the world in German, Swahili, Latin, Zulu and many more languages.I am a third culture kid. One of the first thinkers who helped me understand that culture is not just something we are born into but something that actively shapes our thinking was ...

From Palestine to the climate crisis, from the gender wars to the rise of the far right, we're living in a time of where I feel like all of the biggest political issues of our time can boil down to one root cause, a crisis of belonging. Think of it as the societal longing to be a part of something bigger than oneself. And we're all searching for it.It's not just personal, but it's political, it's social, and most importantly, it's cultural. We are living in a crisis of belonging, and I think that culture wi ...

I was trained to see the world in numbers. Four years I lived two lives. Uh one as a chartered accountant.I worked in a bank. It was a fixed life structured. You know the normal 9 to5.You wake up at 6. You know you have a shadow and you close at five. And then the second life, that life when I came home and I walked into the kitchen, I changed into something else.I breathed spices. I loved food. My eyes lighten up when I have conversations around food.But for some reason, the second part of my life was like ...