Dr. Michael Laitman To Change the World – Change Man

Blue Whale Challenge: Why Are Today’s Teens Succumbing to Such Self-Harming Influences?

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The Blue Whale Challenge has gained global notoriety as teen suicides in more and more countries become linked to the “game.” The series of daily tasks that increasingly isolates its participants into a macabre bubble towards its final, 50th task—suicide—is

Hurricane Irma: Why Nature Will Always Win

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Hurricane Maria is roaring while Irma’s echo still reverberates. Both carry a message from Mother Nature for each and every one of us. When it comes to nature, we’re like a child in a control room. Many buttons, switches, and

A Reality Check on the Middle East Peace Process

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Trump’s best option may be to focus on maintaining a stable, relatively peaceful state of ceasefire, or better phrased, to keep hostilities to a bearable minimum. As Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, it seems as though Israel’s alliance with the

The Meaning of Rosh Hashanah

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THE MEANING OF ROSH HASHANAH Rosh Hashanah (the “beginning” or “head” of “the year”) is the Jewish New Year, celebrated on the 1st of Tishrei (September-October) each year. As with all Jewish holidays, understanding  its complete meaning requires understanding the law of

Rosh Hashana is an Opportunity for Change

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Rosh Hashana is not just the beginning of the Hebrew calendar; it is also a symbol of renewal. This is when we begin to scrutinize ourselves and determine how we want to improve ourselves. Considering the disasters America has been

Price Gouging in the Aftermath of Hurricanes

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Alongside stories of heroism demonstrated by American citizens during the devastating hurricanes, stories about the price gouging spread as well. The price of a flight ticket jumped from $550 to $3,300, and a pack of bottled mineral water jumped to

How to Cope With the Emotional Toll of Irma

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When the winds calm, power returns, and food and gas are available again, there will still be people who need help. Besides the obvious physical cost of the storm, there is another aftermath that survivors will have to handle. Many

Restoring Nature’s ‘Sanity’ Begins With Restoring Our Own Connections

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While I am writing this, reports of hurricane Irma’s devastation are still pouring in. Clearly, nature has flipped. Scientists have been warning for years that global warming means stronger storms and increasingly frequent freak weather. But knowing this will happen

Strained Relations between North Korea and the United States

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There is a joke about a man who falls from the tenth floor and passes by the window of his neighbour on the fifth floor. “What’s new?” the neighbour asks. “For the time being– all’s well,” replies the man who

Maintaining Spirit of the People Key to Harvey Reconstruction

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Even though I spent last weekend in Germany at a convention with my European students, I followed closely the unfolding catastrophe in Houston. The reports in the media and the stories I heard from my students out there were heartbreaking.

Rise of Anti-Semitism Following Neo-Nazi Riots in Charlottesville

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Heard of Beer Pong? It’s a drinking game played by young people in the U.S.. They aim a ping pong ball into a half-full beer glass on the other side of the table. When someone scores, the player on the

There Will Be No Winners in the Second Civil War

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Earlier this week, CNN news anchor Don Lemon stated that the president “is clearly trying to ignite a civil war in this country.” In response to Lemon’s words, historian and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said in an interview on “Tucker Carlson Tonight”: “I