by Chris Debuis | Jun 30, 2014 | Featured, Society
Who are you? It’s a simple question, but all of us have different ways to define it within ourselves, and more importantly different ways to express it to others. Some of us use our careers and occupations to let others know who we are. Others use nationality,...
by Chris Debuis | May 27, 2014 | Featured, Society
Society is facing two huge sociotechnical dilemmas. The first (and least severe) dilemma is that we have out grown the Internet and the generations after us will be left with emails, domains (Internet Addresses), handles (Twitter, Instagram), usernames and online...
by Chris Debuis | Apr 28, 2014 | Featured, Society
The last bastion of gender (in)equality doesn’t pertain to professional obstacles, access to health care, education attainment or political participation, but rather confines itself to a 15x18x19 inch white ceramic/porcelain cylindrical bowl containing approximately...
by Chris Debuis | Mar 31, 2014 | Featured, Society
We have the ability to connect with people ‘virtually’ anywhere and anytime we choose. This advancement of communication has allowed us to follow friends, family, and even people we have never met through technology and social media sites like Facebook, Instagram,...
by Chris Debuis | Dec 28, 2013 | Featured, Society
Popularity, with its vast degrees of circumstance, subjectivity and chronology, at its basic state is an illusion which prevents, or hinders a person from achieving ‘actual’ success, if said success hasn’t already been obtained. Meaning, at the different stages of...
by Chris Debuis | Nov 27, 2013 | Featured, Society
Personal failure is the most underrated motivator in our society. The rite of passage to greatness is not only achieved by figuring out what it takes to win, but also figuring out what it doesn’t take. There are many powers, graces and misfortunes in our world that...
