My reasoning

Young athletes have had a small problem in the past. Generating a steady income. Social media is a perfect example how young athletes like Nile Wilson have a fighting chance for their future career.

Cryptocurrencies have become a (dangerous) hype with my generation (millennials) and some older. Is there some legitimacy towards cryptocurrency or is just fading away in 5 or 10 years.

Maybe censored is the wrong word but that is how it feels to me. Everybody has the right to speak their mind in my opinion.

Good, honest, non-biased information is hard to get. Getting the truth about something is very valuable even if does not suit you or fit you.

This is a serious topic, which has far-reaching consequences (even deadly ones) in society. In my opinion we are partly to blame in this upcoming problem.

The teaching model is slowly changing, in good way in my opinion. Some people would argue that it actually getting worse.

Every time when something bad, outrageous, unpleasant or something like it occurs the media rapports about it and a lot of times it gets blown out of proportion.

Most people know the term ocd. I think most people have associated it with something negative, which isn’t necessarily true or fair.

I almost can’t imagine a world without advertising. Most people want the best deal available, which is understandable.

Let me first begin with playing devils advocate; you are a good person so therefore you have nothing to hide, right? And if you were hiding stuff you probably shouldn’t be doing that in the first place. At least this is what Eric Schmidt (former ceo of Google, now Alphabet) says in this interview