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The AI Native Generation: Navigating the Future of Human Development
By Byron Merano Every generation is shaped by the technology and crises of its time, but Generation Beta (born roughly between 2025 and 2039) is poised to be profoundly different from all cohorts before it. Unlike Millennials (who adopted the internet) and Gen Z (who grew up with social media), Gen Beta is the first
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The Quantum Leap: Inside Willow, The AI Supercomputer That Sees Through Time
By Byron Merano The air of excitement surrounding Google’s latest achievement is thick—so thick you can almost feel the potential energy waiting to be unleashed. The core of this revolution isn’t a traditional silicon supercomputer, but a quantum processor called Willow, and the recent revelation of its “Quantum Echoes” algorithm has fundamentally shifted the boundaries
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DE VEGA’S FIRE: ON HIS FIGHT AS OUR FIGHT
By Ramzzi Farinas More than any white-collar profession, being a teacher is considered the most precarious and vulnerable in these contemporary times. From being a noble profession which hones students of all colors and classes in realizing their utmost potential as individual critical inquirers, nation-recognizing community-builders, and global citizens open to various races and cultures—being
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Vietnam’s Historic Deluge and Devastating Floods
By Byron Merano For over a week, Central Vietnam has been battered by relentless, record-breaking rainfall that has triggered catastrophic flooding and widespread destruction. This continuous downpour is being described as one of the longest in Vietnam’s history. While specific details linking it as the second longest after a 1966 Indian Ocean event are difficult
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The Unseen Battle: Unmasking the Heartbreak and Resilience of the Overseas Filipino Worker
They are the Philippines’ modern-day heroes. Their remittances keep the nation’s economy afloat, funding everything from towering condominiums to simple jeepney rides. Yet, for the nearly 10 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) around the globe, the title of “hero” comes with an invisible, soul-crushing cost. Beneath the glossy images of foreign skylines and hefty paychecks
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In Defense of the Freedom of Expression: Quezon and Artistic Freedom
By Jose Mario De Vega “Kaya na ba ng mga Pilipino na marinig ang katotohanan nang hindi napipikon?” – Apolinario Mabini, played by Epy Quizon in the film, Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral (2018) I refer to the news report, “QUEZON DESCENDANT CONFRONTS TAROG, ROSALES,” (Inquirer.net, 10/24/25), concerning the whining outbursts and emotional complaint of a
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Bongbong Marcos in the Crossroad of History: Political Change, Flood Control and Corruption
By Jose Mario De Vega Be careful with what you wish for. The Marcos regime in the months of July and August are crouching with straw. It is as correctly point out as a lame duck president. All its ammunitions in fully dishing off the Dutertes were blocked or hampered by various reasons and forces
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Sino ang tunay na Marahas at Bayolente, mga Tulisan, Terorista at Kriminal? Ang Sistema ng “Kaayusan” at “Katarungan” sa Brgy Pinas at ang mga Lumpenic GenZ
By Jose Mario De Vega Ayon sa pahayag ni Ginoong Prestoline Suyat: “Marcos, Duterte, PU___Ina Ninyo! “Nagulat at napalingon kaming lahat kanina sa mga sumama sa rally ng Luneta nang i-chant ito ng mga batang kalalakihang nakaitim lahat, ang ilan ay nakamaskara at ilan iyong masks na gamit ng mga nagmomotor or naka-bike. Natawa ang
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The Perpetual Plunder: Why Philippine Corruption Never Ends
Byron Merano Look at your social media feed. What do you see? While ordinary Filipinos struggle with stagnant wages, gridlock, and yearly flooding, the “Nepo Babies”—the entitled children of our political class—are busy sunbathing on yachts and casually showcasing five-figure luxury hauls. We watch them, through gritted teeth, as they flaunt their parents’ ill-gotten wealth,







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