People in positions of power are often accused of being too power-hungry and not working in the public interest. I propose a superficial test to determine whether a person is too power-hungry, and this would be one of the criteria for hiring a person. Because… Read More »Test – A person’s desire for power
Conflict resolution aims to find a compromise or reduce disagreements between individuals, groups or organizations. Each conflict is based on different interests, emotions or values, which must then be identified in order to find a constructive way to resolve these differences. Conflict resolution is not… Read More »Conflict resolution path
Respect is crucial in the interactions between individuals, communities and societies, so that communication is balanced and positive. Respect is the ability to accept other individuals, regardless of their different views, backgrounds or values. Respect is the cornerstone of ethical behavior in order to build… Read More »Respect – the start of constructive dialogue
Historically, individuals gender roles have been associated with certain patterns of behavior. These roles determine how society believes individuals of a certain gender should behave, interact and play a role in different aspects of life, including family, work and the social environment. Gender roles and… Read More »Gender roles in modern society
The Matthew effect, a term coined by sociologists Robert Merton and Harriet Zuckerman, involves the idea that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. This effect reinforces inequalities in society. The term is inspired by the Gospel of Matthew, which states: “Whoever has… Read More »The Matthew effect in everything
Beauty is essentially a subjective appreciation of the world around us that evokes feelings of pleasure, admiration or satisfaction. Beauty is not just about physical appearance, but encompasses different aspects of human experience and expression. From a philosophical point of view, the understanding of beauty… Read More »Subjective beauty
Lying is part of human communication and involves the deliberate giving of false information in order to mislead others. Lies can be outright falsehoods or a nuanced approach to presenting information, often motivated by a desire to protect oneself, gain an advantage or avoid undesirable… Read More »Lies and their different motivations
Human communication has different ways of conveying thoughts, emotions and ideas to others. These ways can vary considerably, reflecting cultural influences, personal preferences and the context in which communication takes place. Understanding the ways of communicating is important for effective relationships as it promotes better… Read More »Types of communication between people
Corruption is a widespread societal problem characterized by the abuse of trust or power for personal gain or for the benefit of certain individuals or groups. This unethical behavior can take many forms, including bribery, embezzlement, fraud and nepotism (promoting relatives or friends to positions… Read More »Corruption – The beginning of personal responsibility
A person’s identity cannot be described in a single sentence, and identity is a variable that changes over a person’s lifetime. It all starts with family influences, complemented by the cultural and social environment. As individuals pass through different stages of life, they encounter new… Read More »Human identity
