Man Vs
man, self, nature
“Warfare can bring the most concentrated versions of a person to the forefront. Although war may have some positive effects, it really boils down to the mind of the person who initiated the conflict.”
— Man v. Man, Bella Alimenti
MAN V.S SELF
Throughout history, the focus for many of humanity’s religious and philosophical institutions has been answering questions seemingly simple, but infinitely complex in nature: what is our purpose? What is the meaning of life? …
The Fraudulent Feeling Living in High School Students
What is the Meaning of Purpose?
“Fake it ‘till you make it:” a mantra most people are raised on. We consciously pretend to be what and who we want, until we are. The message is positive–advertising success as long as we’re in the right mindset. If we believe we can, we can. But, does faking it really work?…
MAN V.S MAN
It takes no genius to see that conflict has plagued the earth since the beginning of time. Whether our primate ancestors were brawling over territory or killing for survival, the tendency to win with conflict has evolved since the hunter-gatherer period….
Our world as we know it continues to grow more and more complex each day as our actions follow suit. We create bonds with one another, decide on things that further affect the world through ideas such as the butterfly effect, and curate tangible items that add to the disorder of the universe…
Pitted against each other since the beginning
Our Complex Connections
MAN V.S NATURE
People are happiest when they are in nature. Being outside benefits us greatly; not only to our physical health, but to our mental health too. While being in nature has many positive effects for humans, its natural cruelty is undeniable.
There is no doubt that human activity negatively affects the environment. The way we live our lives, what we produce and consume, and how we move around impacts the Earth. To save our planet, we need to be aware of our faults and try to reduce them as best we can.