In an age defined by constant connectivity technological advancement and material abundance where the promise of progress and convenience pervades every aspect of daily life from work and education to relationships and leisure it is paradoxical and profoundly troubling that the world finds itself in the grip of a growing mental health epidemic mark
From the moment plastic was introduced to the world as a revolutionary material offering convenience durability and cost-efficiency its rapid proliferation across nearly every industry and consumer product has transformed modern life in ways few materials ever have and yet as production soared to over 400 million tons annually and consumption habit
As artificial intelligence continues to advance at an extraordinary pace reshaping industries transforming communication redefining labor and introducing entirely new ways of understanding and interacting with the world around us the ethical implications of these rapidly evolving technologies grow ever more pressing raising critical questions about