Conversations about the way people live, think, connect, and navigate modern life today. From changing social norms and digital behaviour to relationships, ambition, loneliness, and everyday city realities — Modern Society explores what it really feels like to live in a fast-moving world.
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If nobody seems to invite you anywhere, it doesn’t automatically mean people dislike you. Sometimes friends assume you’re not interested because you’ve turned down invitations…
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Dutch people travel so much because several advantages overlap: paid holiday allowance, relatively strong incomes, generous time off, excellent transport links, a central European location,…
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Lebanese people speak French because France’s influence in Lebanon began through religious and educational institutions before the French Mandate and became deeply embedded during the…
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Morocco is good at football because it has built a system where widespread grassroots participation, street football, organised scouting, long-term investment, modern academies, European-trained diaspora…
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You’re watching a World Cup match and notice the scoreboard says MAR. For a second, you wonder if it’s a mistake. After all, the country’s…
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If you’ve ever visited Lebanon or simply watched interviews, TV shows or social media videos featuring Lebanese people, you’ve probably noticed something that surprises many…
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Most people arrive in Morocco expecting to hear Arabic. Then they hear French everywhere. It usually starts at the airport. The immigration signs include French….
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The secret to upgrading to business class for free was always the one that made hundreds of people curious especially if you are traveling to…
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After spending time working remotely from Bangkok and interacting with Thai people both socially and professionally, I realised that understanding what is considered rude in…
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Why Does Gen Z Hate Phone Calls So Much? Why Generation Z hate calls has become one of the most noticeable communication shifts of modern…