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    • Business

    Why the Salaries of CEOs Sparks Controversy

    • BySynnistry
    • Published: December 24, 2025
    This article explains how CEO pay works and why it sparks outrage. What does this pay structure mean for employees and shareholders?
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      • Gaming
      • Business

      When Loot Stops Mattering in Path of Exile

      • BySynnistry
      • Published: December 24, 2025
      Path of Exile’s reward loop is breaking down. When loot stops dropping during progression, systems and pay to win mechanics take over.
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        • Personal Growth

        How Do You Appreciate What You Have Without Giving Up on More?

        • BySynnistry
        • Published: December 22, 2025
        A grounded guide to appreciation that avoids guilt, perfection, and hype, offering realistic ways to feel grateful while still wanting growth.
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          • Technology

          Why Are People Reacting to Larian’s AI Use Without the Facts?

          • BySynnistry
          • Published: December 19, 2025
          Larian’s AI backlash reveals fear, conflict of interest, and a refusal to adapt. The real issue is not AI. It is how we respond to change.
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            • TalkTyme

            Work Culture Is Still Built for the Industrial Age

            • BySynnistry
            • Published: December 18, 2025
            Modern work changed, but work culture still follows industrial era rules, driving burnout and disengagement.
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              • TalkTyme

              Childcare Policy Is Stuck in the 1950s

              • BySynnistry
              • Published: December 18, 2025
              Childcare costs reflect modern reality, but policy still assumes a stay at home parent who no longer exists.
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                • TalkTyme

                Healthcare Became Expensive. The System Stayed in the Past.

                • BySynnistry
                • Published: December 16, 2025
                Healthcare costs exploded while policy stayed frozen, leaving workers exposed in a job market it was never built for.
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                  • TalkTyme

                  Housing Isn’t Expensive by Accident

                  • BySynnistry
                  • Published: December 16, 2025
                  Housing costs are breaking financial stability. This is a result of policy, scarcity, and incentives, not market failure.
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                    • TalkTyme

                    Wage Stagnation and the Myth of the Self-Made American

                    • BySynnistry
                    • Published: December 15, 2025 / Modified: December 15, 2025
                    Wages stalled as skills and costs rose. How nostalgia hides the impact of technology on work, pay, and economic stability.
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