Synnistry
  • Business
  • Gaming
  • Movies
  • Music
  • Technology
Synnistry
Synnistry
  • Business
  • Gaming
  • Movies
  • Music
  • Technology
  • Television

Synnistry

458 posts
Lotus Ave album cover
Read More
    • Music

    Lotus Ave and the Line Between Love and Lust

    • BySynnistry
    • Published: December 26, 2025
    ELHAE’s Lotus Ave asks a hard question about love, lust, and empathy. The music sounds beautiful. The emotional patterns tell a darker story.
    Read More
    closeup of a rolls royce
    Read More
      • 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?
      Read More
      Queen of Atziri from Path of Exile 2
      Read More
        • 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.
        Read More
        the words well done
        Read More
          • 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.
          Read More
          An angry child
          Read More
            • 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.
            Read More
            Words saying stress and relax
            Read More
              • 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.
              Read More
              Parents with their baby
              Read More
                • 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.
                Read More
                A picture symbolizing a family having health insurance.
                Read More
                  • 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.
                  Read More
                  A picture symbolizing homeownership. A house, keys and a contract.
                  Read More
                    • 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.
                    Read More
                    • About Synnistry
                    • Code of Ethics
                    • Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
                    Amazon Associates Disclosure

                    Synnistry is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com

                    Google Services

                    We use Google Services, which uses first-party cookies to track user interactions. In our case, Google collects information about how users use Synnistry. Google provides additional privacy options regarding cookies which you can view at their website. The information collected discloses  website trends without identifying individual visitors to us. You can opt out of Google tracking, across all websites (without affecting how you visit those sites), by using the Google Analytics opt-out browser addon or the browser addon to save Google ad settings.

                    Synnistry
                    • About Synnistry
                    • Code of Ethics
                    • Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
                    Copyright © Synnistry