Time Might Just Be The Most Important Factor Of Production At Our Disposal.

Everybody treats and values time differently. The way different people view time could have arisen from cultural practices and behavior they grew up with. For example, for some individuals, being on time is not obligatory as long as they show up at some point. Others are so time conscious that even one minute late drives them crazy. For some, it's the homes in which they grew up, and how their families treated time. Time is not just something to keep track of for the sake of knowing what time, day, month or year it is. Time is the single element that affects pretty much every detail of our lives. theThe moment a child is born, everybody subconsciously starts a clock in their minds for the

One Person's Treasure, Another's Nightmare... But Who Cares?

Just recently... On the subway there's a woman with an 8-year-old child (most likely). It's late afternoon. This child is crying her lungs out. Meanwhile, a few feet away, there's another mother with an obviously exhausted baby in a carriage. Now you have two mothers helplessly trying to quieten their children. ​ ​Then, there are two types of passengers on the train car- the empathetic ones and the ones with frustrated, sneering, frowning faces. Nobody vocalizes how they feel and why, but the facial expressions say it all. I see some reach for the volume-up buttons on their devices, possibly endeavoring to block the sound out. One passenger sitting next to the chaos cannot take it anymor

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