Category: Life Perspective and Comments

When I sat down for a moment and thought, Who am I?, the first things that came to mind were my name, age, hometown, job, and beliefs. This really bothered me because when I thought about it more deeply, I realized these things don’t actually represent me. When I paid attention to how people I…

Standardization is an important thing in the field of technology. When everyone follows the same processes to do work, the quality increases. The gap between two brands doesn’t become enormous, and critical risks are also eliminated. It’s also easier to test, because no one can enter the market without passing those standards. The downside in…

Waking up every morning, going to work, spending 8–10 hours on the job, and then using the tiny bit of leftover time on TV, social media, eating, drinking, and other shallow activities—can we really call that a life? And in such a life, is it something a smart person would expect happiness from? In my…

This post is partly political critic and also a perspective about globalised word and monopoles. Selcuk Bayraktar is Turkish president Erdogan’s son-in-law and top guy of the defence industry. So, he has ultimate power both economically and politically.) I came across Selçuk Bayraktar’s statement about monopolization on LinkedIn. One search engine,One or two social media…

Yesterday I watched an anime movie: Grave of the Fireflies. It was incredibly touching and profoundly sad. Instead of those ridiculous Hollywood hero movies, films like this should be shown to people who think war is just a game. It definitely tops my list of anti-war films. In short, the movie tells the story of…