All I Can Handle

Have you known that Sultan Kudarat is a coffee producer? I was browsing some Facebook groups dedicated to Philippine coffee a few weeks ago and came across Decano's Coffee . They have been in the coffee business since 1962 and are the first coffee roasters in Tacurong city. And because we are now our own barista, I decided to give them a try. Ever since I found out about Sulu coffee, I have been trying to find out anything and everything about the coffee culture in Mindanao. Apparently, coffee has had a very long history in that part of the country and it's a shame that not a lot of attention is given to it. Even though most coffee produced in Mindanao is of the Robusta variety, some people claim that it is at par or better than Arabica. Even though it was sent out the same day I purchased it, my order of a kilo of medium dark roasted coffee beans from Decano's Coffee arrived by LBC Cash on Pickup after two weeks because of the quarantine. I had the chance to e

According to this  Forbes  article, businesses now more than ever, are racing against time to adapt automation and yes, artificial intelligence. Amidst the prospect of a reset, many businesses are looking to invest more on automation than in rehiring people. This spells a disaster for many furloughed workers who have been expecting a V-shaped economic recovery. When I was still working, I remember reading an article wherein a famous billionaire said that we all will have to adopt a universal income once the fourth industrial revolution takes place. I remember thinking that that will probably never happen in my lifetime.  Today, the idea of a universal basic income (UBI) is gaining ground with no less than the pope calling for it   to alleviate the plight of so many people brought about by the pandemic. A month ago, Spain became the first country to propose a universal basic income and is now expected to approve the program next week (albeit only for the poor). In the