You don’t hear as much about violence in video games as you used to. That certainly isn’t because the games are less violent than they were before. Modern games are as violent as their predecessors, and even more lifelike. It seems that our society has just become more accepting of the violence.
Since the arrival of computers and the internet, even more so when the Philippines joined the globalization efforts of world powers and international organizations, the country’s tech industry has constantly been on the rise. In fact, more and more local professionals and entrepreneurs are jumping in the bandwagon today, hoping to find their luck there. But which particular fields in technology should you really be focusing on? Here are some you might like to check out:
No need for stats, we know that a lot of kids suffer from various dental problems. Crooked teeth, for example, is thought to be hereditary condition. While partially true, majority of cases are caused by incorrect myofunctional habits.
Let me share with you what me and some mommy bloggers were able to learn more about crooked teeth and the alternative to braces during our visit at Green Apple Dental MRC Clinic.
Initially developed solely for entertainment purposes, video games have become so popular and so addictive, that the general perception became so negative in some cases that people simply refuse to accept the fact that video games can also have positive sides as well.
On April 26, The Metropolitan Museum of Manila will be opening their newest exhibition in partnership with the French Embassy. Curated by artist painter Manuel Ocampo, MET brings you “BRAVE NEW WORLDS: Utopia in Dystopia“.
Every year, on April 22, the whole world celebrates Earth Day to promote the vision for environmental protection. On its 44th anniversary, the campaign is focused on “Green Cities” – more sustainability, less carbon footprint.
What better way to kick off my series of summer activities than pumping my adrenaline through various outdoor activities at the Sandbox, located in Alviera, Porac, Pampanga!
Though the current school year has ended, fun and learning will never stop as Philippine Science Centrum kicks off its “scienterrific summer offerings”.
