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Psy chol ogi cal is su es with video game addi ction 🎲 For decades psychologists have been trying break down the ever fluctuating code of the trend that became gaming, why it became such a zeitgeist in our culture and what it really means to our teenagers. Although there's been many incidences where video games have connected people throughout the globe, there's also been a mainstream upsurge in people feeling isolated.  Managing your daily real life and an online one isn't always so easy, in fact, carrying too much all at once can bring turbulence. Video games act as an escapist reality to people's harsh and unfair lives, a thing that's almost as addicting as nicotine; which doesn't favour the user at all. Clinical symptoms include anxiety disorders, frequent cycles of mood swings and low self esteem according to the  National U.S. centre of biotechnology .  Yet, despite this, video game addiction might just remain as lively as ever with the coming generat...

Zuhayr  Video Game Addiction Video games have been a cultural  phenomena since the early 1990's however in recent years they've become unavoidable for younger teenagers and kids amongst this generation. By simply just playing video games all day at home, teenagers develop a reclusive personality, one in which they forget how to socialise. This personality harms them psychologically in their adult age, since it alters a lot of reality and maturity inside teenagers from a young age. Hence, eventually kids develop a noxious addiction to video games . 

Haiti's long  lasting  the  impact Was Earthquake  Haiti actually an  earthquake ? Blog made by Zuhayr, of 8th silver   The fever dream H aiti is the only — natural or unnatural —t ragedy I think about on January the 12th, because 2010 wasn't just a  cultural reset , this was a geographical  reset and I quite literally mean so. I've thought to myself quite a few times if Earthquake Haiti was a natural disaster or just a big mistake on the Government's end, and I've come to the conclusion that it is the latter for several reasons. However, January 12th was just tragic in so many different ways. H owever to be fair, this wasn't completely  geographical . And that is the mistake we all confuse most ''natural'' disasters for . The government is very reckless with natural disasters. Haiti got rocked completely by a mortifying 7.0  magnitude showing it's long lasting impact by miles already, and it reached miles already especially ...

The Government disaster; Katrina Sixteen years ago, New Orleans was nearly destroyed. It was giving signs of bad governance—and it still is. - Created by Zuhayr of 8th-Silver H urricane Katrina; THE unexpected.  A tropical depression, that became Hurricane Katrina  was formed over the Bahamas during August 23rd of 2005. Already giving fear to the ones in New  Orleans, and New Orleans specifically, As they were the ones at high risks.  Hurricane Katrina made landfall off the coast of Louisiana on August 29, 2005. Showing it's ever-lasting effec ts, its winds reached speeds higher than 120 miles per hour. A nd knowing how much of an impact it made it also became the costliest storm on record to date, A $108 billion on property damage alone.  The horrible aftermath of Hurricane Katrina caused  questioning to the safety of natural disaster victims, and lack of preparedness for the storm. As this irresponsibility by the governme...

Malnutrition in Pakistan Malnutrition in Pakistan; Pakistan's nutrient crisis Pakistan  has been reported to have one of the highest levels of prevalence of child  malnutrition  compared to other developing counties [12]. According to the National Nutrition Survey, 33%of all children were underweight, nearly 44% were stunted, 15% are wasted, 50% were anemic, and 33%were anemic (iron deficiency). Clearly this has been going on for years, actually since Independence (1947). Malnutrition sources and Nutritionists report that this has been going on mostly in villages. Where most people don't have enough resources for Iron deficiency. Malnutrition and what are it's causes; Malnutrition, It's been going on since 1947 because of resource scarcity.  Common micronutrient deficiencies include: a lack of iron, iodine, and vitamin A (Which are the effects of Malnutrition especially collected from villages in Pakistan. And in villages when a child is born it is most lik...