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Let’s get one thing straight: your screen isn’t saving you. While the world obsesses over TikTok challenges, AI side hustles, and “self-care” apps that charge $5 a month to remind you to breathe, a quiet revolution is brewing. People are ditching doom scrolling for doing, reviving old-school skills like woodworking, knitting, sourdough baking, and even blacksmithing. This isn’t nostalgia; it’s a middle finger to burnout culture.

In an era increasingly characterized by disillusionment, we find ourselves grappling with a harsh reality: good has become bad, and bad has, in many instances, been celebrated as good. This unsettling inversion permeates every facet of our lives, where institutions designed to uphold justice, health, morality, knowledge, and economic stability have faltered, leading humanity down a treacherous path. As the Head of tuNEWS Editorial, I feel compelled to shine a light on these t

In the modern world, technology is an omnipresent force that shapes our lives in ways we could not have imagined just a few decades ago. It has revolutionised industries, enhanced communication, and improved our quality of life. However, this rapid advancement also comes with significant drawbacks that cannot be ignored. As we navigate this digital age, it is crucial to recognise both the benefits and the detrimental effects of technology on humanity. This editorial explores