Lost in Comprehension

 

Have you ever had a fight over written texts? Have you ever been under the impression that the person answering you did not read what you wrote? You might have misspelled a word or used the wrong word, which really wasn't that much of a mistake because you do speak other languages and the people you texted also do.

These days this seems to be happening quite often. It may be due to multifunctional minds. Another reason could be absent minds. Studies have shown that the brain is affected due to some of the illnesses that are around nowadays. Vaccines are remarkably successful in helping you avoid catching these diseases. Nonetheless there are people who cannot take vaccines because of how magically wonderful their bodies have been created. I speak from experience (not allowed to be vaccinated).

Usually when I misunderstand a text, I prefer to act like the looney one who is getting the messages mixed up. Being at peace is much better than being correct newest model for 2026.

Written: May 20, 2026

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Stop Fighting

 

 The other day I asked two students to stop fighting. It sounded like a fight to tool the harsh words and name calling even though they said it was just a talk. Young people nowadays have the weirdest way of communicating. It seems to be like that all around the globe. I said “Stop fighting! There are already enough wars going on in the world.” The statement just opened a door for an array of questions about the wars going on. Questions that could be answered by reading a newspaper. Hold on! Do young people even do that nowadays? They can follow special journalists on social media, podcasts, panels of discussion online but newspapers?!?

 There is a variety of ways to get information about what's happening around the world, I realize that. This makes me reflect on another question: do young people avoid the news to protect their mental health? To protect their hearts from the sadness caused by knowing all the dirt going on around the globe? I think I'll ask them next time.

Written May 20, 2026.

PS I did ask one of my classes a few days later and the ones that said that they read online newspapers were the ones they were going to study economy or business administration. However, that was two out of fourteen, so it makes you wonder.

 

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