Appropriation vs Reclamation: I wholeheartedly support this HBO ‘Harry Potter’ cast reveal
I am sure the “Harry Potter” television series will be so much better than the original material knowing that they…
Category: Opinion
The absurdity of ‘storms entering PAR shouldn’t be news’
One of the weirdest takes greeted us all at the start of the week. A certain film director—not even a…
A Heartbreak Recovery and Resilience Act makes a lot of sense. In fact, it’s long overdue.
As social media erupted with laughter over Congressman Suan’s passed bill, I found myself perplexed by the widespread reaction.
The sweepstakes and lottery office can win back our trust. Here’s how.
How can government agency tasked to manage the sweepstakes and lottery win back the public’s trust? They can use a readily-available technology.
The Absurdity of VP Duterte’s ‘Kung Sino ang Kumokontra’ Remark
There’s so much to unpack from this all-or-nothing statement—from the fact that it comes from the Department of Education secretary, to its anti-dissent message that promotes more polarization, to the fact that it is a symptom of the lack of accountability in the government.
Should journalism fear artificial intelligence?
If journalism still thinks this is just a fad and that it will die a natural death before it becomes a household word, artificial intelligence will become a hidden and dangerous water moccasin snake.
Benign Existence Post #2: Traffic Congestion
You clicked again! Hello and welcome to RA vs the World, where every weeknight, I post about normal things in…
Should we welcome celebrities’ political endorsements?
NOTE: I wrote this way back in May. Sharing this now here in my blog because I’ve nowhere to put…
PH must criminalize attempts to rebrand Martial Law Era
The Philippines has no law regarding the spread of false and misleading information regarding the Martial Law Era. It’s about time we urge our representatives in Congress and the Senate that they make it a criminal offense to taint our history.
Blockchain & Journalism: Solving the press problem with the technology behind cryptocurrencies
Twelve years after the invention of Bitcoin (BTC), the technology behind the world’s first cryptocurrency evolved from just a buzzword into something that grants utility into many sectors.