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Education & Learning…

How Education is One of Society’s Greatest Scams

11 Jun 202211 Jun 2022

Leave your job, stop studying, and hear me for just one minute. Have you heard of rising blockchain technologies and their affiliated currencies and commodities such as BTC, ETH, and…

All About You…

On False Responsibility: What Are You Really Responsible For?

4 Mar 20225 Dec 2022

There would have been days where you had many things to get done. But some issues could have lowered your mood and productivity for the day. Perhaps it may be…

Education & Learning…

5 Helpful Steps to Prepare for A New Academic Year or Semester

I have taken a gap longer than usual in putting out a new post for The Vigilant Mind. With the winter break, a busy semester closing, and tons of replanning…

General Politics…

Are Performative Activists and Slacktivists Benefitting Society?

19 Nov 202119 Nov 2021

You are scrolling through social media. Appearing between memes and interests every now and then are a few political posts. Some of these are memes, some comprehensive posts, and some…

All About You…

Saying ‘No’ doesn’t make you a bad person

30 Sep 202130 Sep 2021

"Hey buddy, can you do this thing for me real quick, please, I'm swamped!" "Congratulations, you've been selected for the role but we expect a time commitment of 20 hours…

All About You…

How to prevent or help prevent self harm

Last week was the national suicide prevention week in the United States. I may be a week late commenting on the matter, but missing it is no reason to withhold…

All About You…

3 Lessons About Friendship To Hold On To Even After The Pandemic Ends

2 Sep 20212 Sep 2021

The pandemic has posed several challenges in many different fields. Among them, our friendships have been greatly impacted. Many new friendships were born, people created more online friends than ever,…

All About You…

Writing As A Tool For Change Making In The 21st Century

12 Aug 202112 Aug 2021

Change is the only constant, but not all change is desirable and not all attempts to maintain rigidity are beneficial either. Centuries of social and political developments have taught us…

Other Important Community Topics…

Where are you from?

"I was born in India, but spent most of life in the United Arab Emirates." Do you also tend to answer the question "where are you from?" without mentioning just…

All About You…

5 Things Creators and People With Hobbies Need To Know

1. You don't need to be good at your hobbies to enjoy them The standards set by society and comments made by people robs you of the entertainment you gain…

The author, Mohammad Amaan Siddiqui, has been interested in advocating for social causes since 2014. The alarming news during the Islamic month of Ramadan in 2014 where bombs were dropped on Gaza was a wake up call that reaffirmed that there was a world beyond gaming. This incident moved Amaan redirecting him towards youth activism and social sciences.

Since then, he has written many pieces targeting primarily young readers on matters of self-awareness, self-improvement, and other individual and personal affairs, social causes, various aspects of society, religion, politics and global affairs and even poetry.

Amaan is a strong advocate of peace, global unity, globally minded citizenship, feminism, philanthropy, social service etc. This blog is his primary platform to advocate for all that he wishes to stand for.

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