Tag: double-edged sword
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Brinkmanship
WotD: Brinkmanship One of the most notable examples of brinkmanship in recent times is the trade war initiated by the United States, which raised tariffs against several countries. Some may say this trade war can be seen as a form of brinkmanship because it involves imposing tariffs and taking aggressive actions to pressure other nations.…
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Pundit
Word of the Day: Pundit The term pundit refers to an expert or commentator who offers opinions, analyses, and interpretations on various subjects, often in politics, sports, or culture. Derived from the Sanskrit word “pandit,” which means “learned one,” the modern usage of pundit has become synonymous with those who share insights through media platforms,…
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Creative destruction
WotD: Creative destruction Creative destruction is a term coined by economist Joseph Schumpeter to describe the process of innovation and technological progress that leads to the demise of old industries and the birth of new ones. It is an essential aspect of modern capitalism and has been responsible for the unprecedented economic growth and prosperity that…
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Divine intervention
WotD: Divine intervention Have you ever had something occur to you and thought it must have been divine intervention? Well, you’re not alone. Divine intervention means that a higher power (like a god or goddess) can intervene in human affairs. It’s like having a hotline to the gods, but you get some creative juice or…
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Go down a rabbit hole
Idiom: Go down a rabbit hole The Internet is an incredible technology that enables us to maintain contact and access vast quantities of information. It is a double-edged sword, however, because often, when we are searching for one thing, we go down the rabbit hole and find ourselves clicking on hyperlinks, watching videos and otherwise…
