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  Do You Think Knowing the Truth Is Important? 21/08/2025. By George Pritchard. I think knowing the truth is very important especially when to watching the news, talking to people or just voting someone in the election. When Donald Trump the U.S. President, saw something that he didn’t like “Fake news.” This made it hard for people to know what was real and what wasn’t. Some people believed him, while others trusted the media. This caused the 2020 election to be full of  confusion. If people can’t tell what’s true, they might make bad decisions like not voting someone from a made up lie or sometimes it might be just believing things that aren’t real. This can form a dangerous country and affect our everyday life. Another example, when Trump called 2020 US election was apparently “rigged,”  many  Trump believed it even though there was no true evidence from Trump. This led to the protests at U.S. Capitol in January 2021. That shows how extreme knowing the truth can le...

  Social Media is Taking Over The World. 11/08/2025. ~ By George P. ~ { This iPhone shows some of the different Social Media apps available to users. } I think Social Media is taking over the world. It’s almost everywhere we look. It's our phones, computers, and even somehow on our smartwatches. Students use it so much that it’s become part of everyday school life. Millions of students around Australia who go online to look at Social Media every day. Some students have admit that they spend hours on end by scrolling through different posts or videos. Sometimes they spend more time on it compared spend studying or sleeping. When people spend lots of time on something, it starts to shape their habits. It can change how students think, talk, and even how they feel about themselves. That’s why social media has such a big influence on school life and learning. Even schools eg; teachers, and school clubs are now using social media too. They don't really use it for chatting with their...

  Did the Nissan Leaf actually deserve the World Car of the Year in 2011? 07/08/2025. By George Pritchard. { This was the first ever Nissan LEAF to be delivered.  It was sold in December 2010. } { This video showed Nissan unveiling of first ever Nissan LEAF and was delivered to a man called Oliver Chalouhi. } Back in 2011 many people might've thought the best car was the Ford Focus or a BMW 5-Series. But no... It was the All Electric Car called the Nissan LEAF. * 1. * It won the World Car of the Year award because not only people loved it, it was actually the world's first mass produced Electric Car.  The LEAF is one of the first mass-produced Electric Cars on the market. Nissan made sure it was for everyday people. Some examples include; - The LEAF beat luxury cars like the BMW 5-Series and Audi A8 in different award categories. - Car reviewers had praised Nissan how they could produce a that emitted zero emissions. - The LEAF offered smart tech. It made sure that newcom...

  Why do people need Privacy? 26/06/2025. ~ By George P. ~ 2 Reasons on Why People need Privacy?  1: The Office of Victorian Information Commisoner's Take. Sourced from The Office of the Victorian Information Commisoner. "Privacy is reconginsed as a human right in varioud international treaties around the world. In Victoria, under Section 13 of the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilites Act 2006. Everyone has the right to have their not have their Privacy interfered at Home or without Correspondence." 2: Office of The Australian Government Information Commisoner's Take. Sourced from The Australian Government Information Commisoner. "Privacy is a fundmental human right in Australia. Australian's have the right that people from interfering with their privacy, People shouldn't be able to control on who you can see or use information about you. " What is My Take on Privacy? 1: Do we really need Privacy anymore? "While some people deci...

The 4 Simple Definitions of Critical Thinking. 19/06/2025. ~ By George P. ~ Definition 1: Wikipedia's Take. Sourced from Wikipedia. "Critical thinking is the process of analysing available facts, evidence, observations, and arguments to make sound conclusions or informed choices. It involves recognizing assumptions, justifying ideas, evaluating perspectives, and assessing rationality and consequences." Definition 2: Monash University’s Perspective. Sourced from Monash University. "Critical thinking means questioning, analysing, interpreting, evaluating, and making judgments about what you read, hear, say, or write. The term ‘critical’ comes from the Greek word Kritios, meaning 'able to judge or discern.' Good critical thinking relies on making sound judgments based on reliable information." Definition 3: UNSW Sydney’s Approach. Sourced from UNSW Sydney. "Critical thinking is a deliberate, systematic, and logical process that involves considering bia...