Boss, THE UAAP imposed a LIFETIME BAN ON UST COACH ALDIN AYO for the Sorsogon bubble training amid COVID-19. Walang namatay roon. Dito may namatay. A lifetime ban SHOULD NOT BE OFF THE TABLE AT THIS POINT.
The message of Rene’s mother to Tab Baldwin and Ateneo:
“Isa lang ang masasabi ko: BAKIT? Kung isinama ninyo kami sa pag-uusap at ipinaalam ninyo sa amin na may ganoon palang uri ng training, kahit mahirap lang kami, hindi ko papayagang sumali roon ang anak ko. Hindi biro ang lahat ng pagsisikap at sakripisyo ng anak ko, tapos ganito na lang ba ang mangyayari sa kanya?
Hanggang ngayon, wala pa ring malinaw at tamang sagot kung bakit nangyari ito. Sana ay masagot ninyo ang lahat ng aming mga tanong at mabigyan kami ng katotohanan at paliwanag na matagal na naming hinihintay.
Hindi ko pa nakita ang katawan ng anak ko hanggang ngayon. Wala pa silang ibinigay na larawan o video sa akin. Kung totoo na talagang wala na ang anak ko at hindi ko rin alam kung nasaan siya.
Napakahirap kapag mahirap ka dahil hindi ka basta-basta makakapunta kung saan-saan para maghanap ng mga sagot. Sino ba ang lalapitan ko? Saan ba ako pupunta upang mabigyan ng malinaw na sagot at malaman ang totoong nangyari sa anak ko?”
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‘HINDI BA UNFAIR SA MGA JOURNALISTS NATIN?
In the revival of the youth-oriented show “Y Speak,” actors Elijah Canlas and Ralph de Leon debate whether influencers should be held to the same standards as journalists, tackling the growing reliance of many Filipinos on social media for information and the public’s responsibility to discern credible media sources.
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Watched in ABS CBN that the person who made the I love you virus in 2000—which disabled complex computer systems worldwide—settled for a life repairing cell phones in Quiapo.
Yung thought na you couldve been great but can’t self-actualize because you’re born in the Philippines🥲
In 2018, Robredo proposed the suspension of the excise tax on fuel (TRAIN Law) primarily to alleviate the impact of high inflation on Filipino consumers. The proposal was driven by rising inflation, impact on the poor, and volatile global oil prices.
IT WAS IGNORED.
Millennials aren't breaking down at 50 they're burning out at 30. Why? Because Boomers sold a story that no longer works. Millennials were told:
"Go to college. Follow your passion. Success will follow." Instead, they inherited a rigged system.
Student debt has tripled since 2000. Housing prices are up 150% in just two decades. Entry-level jobs now demand 3+ years of experience, while wages barely moved since the 1990s. The result is brutal. Millennials became the most educated generation in history, yet also the most anxious, overworked, and underpaid. One in four has no savings. 62% live paycheck to paycheck. Nearly half say they feel burned out all the time. Gen Z watched this collapse in real time. That's why 70% prioritize mental health over money, and college enrollment is down 15% since 2010. Gen Z isn't lazy. They're adapting to a system that failed the generation before them.
One of my unresolved childhood questions:
Why do Filipinos call the parlor game "Trip to Jerusalem" but the rest of the world calls it "Musical Chairs"?
The first 60 minutes of your day decides if your brain's motivation system works for you or against you. Your brain runs on dopamine. The molecule that drives motivation, focus, and goal-directed behavior. Your dopamine system is especially sensitive right after waking. What you expose it to affects how it functions all day. Wake up and immediately scroll? Check emails? You flood your system
with cheap dopamine. Your brain adapts. Starts craving more stimulation. Hard tasks feel impossible. Protect that first hour instead. Do something hard. Move your body. Create before you consume. Your dopamine baseline stays stable. Motivation becomes easier. Not because you're disciplined. Because you programmed your neurochemistry correctly. The morning doesn't determine your mood. It determines your capacity to do hard things later.