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A Bit Of Culture: Do We Need Heroes?

Kam Raslan | Fikri Fadzil | Lee Chwi Lynn

28-May-16 17:00

A Bit Of Culture: Do We Need Heroes?

Why do we need heroes, is it wrong to put someone you don’t personally know up on a pedestal? Infinite scrolling and the endless stream of information on the internet - good or bad thing? And then, the fear of missing out, why is that a fear?


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Tags:  a bit of culture,  Internet,  Fear of missing out,  Fikri Fadzil


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