Business from India
There was a short clip on CNN regarding the performance and operation of business from India. That was no surprise to me, considering that everytime I call Dell or Verizon Wireless, the technicians always have that Indian accent. I’m against overseas production because of the joblessness it causes domestically but that’s besides the point. On this blog, I avoid controversy and political statements.
Actually, aside from the staggering statistics that CNN clip offered, there was something else that caught my attention. The reporter mentioned that Indian laborers express respect for those higher in status to them. For example, if you are the manager of that division, they’ll address you as “Manager Bob” not “Mr. Bob”. And if you have a professional degree, they’ll add that title to the business card titles as it will earn respect and honor.
Technology Vs Violence
Who is the blame for the rising statistics of violence? Most say it is the television and media. Unfortunately, that is not the complete case or opinion. Look around you. Everything and everywhere is surrounded by these satanic whispers. Music is taken lightly nowadays. People listen to it for the tune and do not take heed of the wording or deeper meaning – that is, if it even has a meaning. Instead, music hits are based on how many cuss words and how unclear you can make your voice. I wish I was exaggerating here, but unfortunately I am not.
Before writing this blog post, I was reading some rap lyrics for educational purposes. I wanted to read what was out on the market to express a more visual image in this specific post. The amount of profanity I read in one lyric
Techno-Parenting
Apparently, technology has not only stolen books and traditional learning, but our parents as well! It’s the start of a new age. Perhaps it could be named the Techno-Dark Age. Long walks in the park, the one-to-one conversations, and real-time communication has long disappeared with the inventions of webcam, cell phone, laptops, IM, and so much more. Technology has just creeped upon us.
Take the baby’s crib for example. Nowadays, you can buy automatic rocking cribs, which makes it unnecessary for a mother to cradle her child in her own arms.
The Effects of Movies | Love & Spouse
I’m going to put it out to you flat right now: you will not meet your future spouse by bumping into her in the high school hall way. Love at first sight does not exist. That’s called infatuation. Infatuation may turn into love but the chances… 99.9% of the time, infatuation does not turn into love. Instead, it transforms into your destruction. I say this from not personal experience, by the way, but from observation of my friends and peers.
On the same line of thought, documentaries and movies are meant to be convincing. You must watch and understand them from a critical point of view. Just because they have good reasoning does not mean it is correct or relevant to the subject matter. Good reasoning and actuality are two different things. Good reasoning is how OJ Simpson was released. Actuality was probably something different.
About Me
I'm your Muslim-American-Born-Teenager, but I'm far from being average or typical. I consider myself adventurous, but not in the sense that I'll go hunting for tigers in the rainforests of India (isn't that where you find tigers?) or attempt bungee jumping off the Empire State Building. Rather, my definition for adventure is to challenge myself in spiritual betterment...as monkish or Mullah Hullah as that may sound. But it really is an interesting adventure in its own weirdly and bewitched way. >Read More...
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