Wynne M.

The World Isn’t What You Think It Is: Why Traveling is Your Only Escape From the Motherland Bubble

Wynne M. Oct 8, 2024, 10:44 PM

If you think you’ve got life all figured out, think again. Until you’ve stepped foot on foreign soil, wandered streets where no one speaks your language, eaten food you can’t pronounce, and been the stranger in a strange land, you’re living in a bubble that distorts the way you see the world. Why? Because staying rooted in your homeland blinds you. You start to believe that the way things are done where you live is the way things are done everywhere.

Society

The Dark Side of Celebrity Oversharing: Why We’re All Sick of It

Wynne M. Oct 6, 2024, 9:25 PM

Take a second and ask yourself: what do you actually gain from seeing another celebrity's over-filtered morning smoothie, or their...

Society

The Mentality That 'Everyone in Uganda Is Free to Do What They Want' Is Driving the Country Toward Chaos

Wynne M. Sep 24, 2024, 11:07 PM

This phrase speaks to a mindset that is dangerously careless. It reflects a social environment where boundaries are blurred, where...

Business

From Frustration to Fortune: How to Endure the Pain of Investing and Reap the Ultimate Rewards

Wynne M. Sep 19, 2024, 9:44 PM

The world tells you that you can achieve financial independence, that you can retire early, that the riches are within...

Society

Is God Corrupt? Examining the Transactional Nature of Modern Faith

Wynne M. Sep 14, 2024, 4:10 PM

In today’s world, where skepticism often intertwines with faith, it’s worth asking: Could God be corrupt? This question might initially...

Society

When Suffering Becomes a Show: The Chilling Indifference of Modern Africa

Wynne M. Sep 7, 2024, 8:27 PM

In a world where every life should hold intrinsic value, where suffering should elicit compassion, where pain should be met with support, there is an unsettling trend in Africa that challenges these basic human principles. We are witnessing a stark erosion of empathy, a world where the sight of another person's suffering becomes mere entertainment, a spectacle to be consumed and shared for likes, shares, and fleeting online fame. In this peculiar landscape, the human instinct to help has been overshadowed by the urge to capture suffering for an audience, leaving many to wonder: when did we stop giving a damn?

Society

Heaven Isn’t Distant—It’s in the World We Build for Our Grandchildren

Wynne M. Aug 15, 2024, 10:48 PM

When we think of heaven, many of us envision a serene, ethereal place—one of peace, joy, and eternal contentment. It's...

Society

Why Africa Hates Systems: Unveiling the Cultural, Historical, and Socio-Economic Dynamics

Wynne M. Aug 8, 2024, 4:55 PM

Africa is a continent of remarkable diversity, rich in culture, history, and natural resources. Yet, one persistent narrative that often...