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Not Just a Style, But Ethics that Make an Impact by : Puasa Megwar

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 Hello readers! We often hear that a good lifestyle can have a positive impact on ourselves and others. However, have we ever thought that the ethics we apply in our daily lives can also have a significant impact? In this article, we will discuss the importance of impactful ethics and how we can apply them in our daily lives. What is Impactful Ethics? Impactful ethics is a way of life that not only considers our own interests but also the interests of others and the environment. This ethics focuses on values such as honesty, empathy, and responsibility. Why is Impactful Ethics Important? Impactful ethics is important because it can have a positive impact on ourselves and others. By applying this ethics, we can: - Increase self-awareness and understand ethical values - Behave honestly and transparently in all aspects of life - Respect and appreciate others and the environment - Take responsibility for our actions and apologize if we make mistakes How Can We Apply Impactful Ethics? T...

How technology takes its role in human life By. Thasya W. R. Maswatu

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Technology has become an important part of human life, changing the way we communicate, work and run daily life, With existing technology,Kita dapat melakukan kegiatan kita dengan mudah. Here we will discuss the role of technology in life and how humans can use to improve the quality of life Technology has become an inseparable part of human life, affecting various aspects such as communication, education, health, and economy. With technology, We get information easily, communicate with others in real-time, and increase efficiency in various activities. In the field of education, technology has allowed us to access broader information and learning resources.With e-learning and online resources, we can learn easily and increase our knowledge without being bound by time and space. We can feel the benefits of technology in various ways, including mental and physical health. Pas dependence on technology can cause mental health problems, Such as depression and anxiety, as well as physical...

Negative Impacts of Overthinking by Farhan Sabyan Albram

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 Overthinking is a condition in which a person thinks about something excessively. It usually arises from excessive worry about the future, past mistakes, or concerns about others’ opinions. Although it may seem trivial, overthinking has negative effects on mental health and productivity. One of the harmful impacts of overthinking is increased stress levels. When someone dwells on a problem incessantly, the mind remains under constant pressure. This can trigger anxiety and even lead to generalized anxiety disorder. Additionally, overthinking can cause difficulty sleeping because the mind never settles. Moreover, overthinking hinders decision‑making. Someone who overthinks tends to hesitate and fear taking action. As a result, opportunities may slip by unnoticed. In some cases, overthinking makes a person feel insecure and doubt their own abilities. While thinking before acting is beneficial, excessive thinking can be detrimental. Therefore, it’s important for us to learn to control...

The Importance of Preserving Traditions in Modern Life by: poyreka rahakbauw

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  In today's modern era, globalization strongly influences people's lifestyles. Technology, foreign cultures, and social changes have gradually pushed traditional values to the margins. However, amidst these developments, preserving tradition remains vitally important. Tradition is not just a practice-it is the identity and soul of a nation. Traditional customs reflect noble values such as cooperation, politeness, and respect for others. These values are essential for maintaining social harmony, especially when modernization tends to promote individualistic behavior. Through the preservation of tradition, we retain a moral compass and ethical guidance in our behavior. Furthermore, tradition is a cultural heritage that shapes the uniqueness of each region. Without preservation, we risk losing the distinctive traits that set Indonesia apart from other countries. Foreign cultures may enter, but our own culture must not be forgotten. There are many ways to preserve tradition: intro...

FEAR OF MISSING OUT (FOMO) IN THE DIGITAL ERA By: Lira Selia Daeng Ramli

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 Fear of Missing Out, or FOMO, is the feeling we get when we think others are having fun or doing better than us, and we are not part of it. This often happens in the digital age, especially when we scroll through social media. We see people traveling, attending concerts, buying new things, or spending time with friends. These posts can make us feel like our own lives are boring or not good enough. FOMO can sometimes be a positive thing. It can encourage us to be more active, try new things, or connect with others. But when we feel FOMO too often, it can lead to stress, anxiety, and low self esteem. We start comparing ourselves to others, even though we don’t always see the full picture of their lives. Many people around the world experience FOMO. For example, a student might feel left out when they can’t attend a school trip that many classmates are posting about, a young adult might feel sad seeing others having fun while they are stuck at work. These examples show that FOMO can ...

BENEFITS OF ENOUGH SLEEP By: Arjunisa Diahwanti

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Sleep is vital for health and well-being in children, adolescents, and adults. Healthy sleep is important for cognitive functioning, mood, mental health, and cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, and metabolic health. Adequate quantity and quality of sleep also play a role in reducing the risk of accidents and injuries caused by sleepiness and fatigue, including workplace accidents and motor vehicle crashes.hort-term sleep deprivation, long-term sleep restriction, circadian misalignment, and untreated sleep disorders can have a profound and detrimental impact on physical health, mental health, mood, and public safety. Chronic insufficient sleep is associated with an increased risk of mortality and contributes to both the individual risk and societal burden associated with several medical epidemics, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, and cancer. Emerging data suggest that extending the nightly sleep duration of people who habitually get insufficient sleep is associated with...

Juvenile Delinquency and the Role of Family By line: Adli daeng linta

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 Juvenile delinquency refers to actions that violate societal norms and regulations, which are often in conflict with the law and disrupt public order. Adolescents, who are in a critical stage of development, tend to imitate the behaviors they observe in their surroundings. Negative behaviors can have a detrimental impact not only on the broader community but also on the adolescents themselves. In the absence of proper supervision and guidance from adults, teenagers may develop inappropriate attitudes that lead to harmful behaviors towards others and potential violations of the law. Adolescents who engage in deviant acts often come from dysfunctional family backgrounds or so-called “broken homes.” Parents who are preoccupied with work and fail to provide sufficient supervision—believing their children are capable of managing themselves—may neglect the fact that these adolescents still require guidance. This lack of oversight can lead to indulgence in deviant behaviors such as smoki...