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Aymen, in this first installment of Story Time is exploring his unreasonable and illogical superiority complex. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

Grades are at the core of the modern education. They are also one of the chief reasons why modern education mildly sucks. But why? Why do we grade, and why is grading such a stressful topic. Why do we even care? All of this, and much more in this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

In this episode, Aymen tries to discuss education not only from the children-based education system, but from  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

With each new year, thoughts of change and self-improvement arise. But before we know it, our aspirations and plans evaporate.  In this Episode, Saleh presents a number of thoughts on how to deal with New Year's hopes and expectations by utilizing pessimism; a pinch of pessmism. From this outlook we recognize that each year is but another yea, we abandon the illusion of happiness, we don't obsess over goals, and we become braver and slightly less optimistic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

In this episode, Aymen tries to define the Algerian government, society, and media on the basis of Political theory. This episode focuses mostly on populism, the thin-centered ideology that plagues us and plagues other countries in the world. So, is populism really that bad? Or is it a matter of perspective only? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

In the very first episode of the podcast What's Wrong With Us? Saleh outlines some key ideas behind this question, as well as its importance to each individual, and its relevance to Algerians in particular. When asking what's wrong with us, we shift our focus from the outside world to the inward world, and upon doing so we initiate a process of self-discovery and rectification. What's wrong with us is not a degrading question, rather it is a humbling one. It is a reminder that we, like everyone around us, are fundamentally flawed. To identify what's wrong with us we must discover a variety of thoughts and behaviors and then compare them to our own. Ultimately, we would discover better alternatives. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwwus/message

In the very first episode of the podcast What's Wrong With Us? Saleh outlines some key ideas behind this question, as well as its importance to each individual, and its relevance to Algerians in particular. When asking what's wrong with us, we shift our focus from the outside world to the inward world, and upon doing so we initiate a process of self-discovery and rectification. What's wrong with us is not a degrading question, rather it is a humbling one. It is a reminder that we, like everyone around us, are fundamentally flawed. To identify what's wrong with us we must discover a variety of thoughts and behaviors and then compare them to our own. Ultimately, we would discover better alternatives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wwwus/message