Things Worth Noting
“Bread and circuses,” coined by Roman poet Juvenal around 100 CE, describes a timeless strategy of control: keep the masses fed and entertained to distract from deeper issues. In ancient Rome, the grain dole ensured survival, while gladiatorial games and chariot races captivated millions, fostering apathy and consolidating power. This tactic persists through history—medieval feasts, […]
Humans like to possess things for various reasons such as practical use, emotional attachment, social status, aesthetic appeal, and personal values. Possessing certain items can provide individuals with a sense of security, comfort, and identity, which can be important for their overall well-being. It is a natural aspect of human behavior to collect and accumulate […]