Jay Kobayashi
Bio
A starving writer from LA who aspires to be plagiarized one day. I like to write about academic pieces that identifies philosophy and psychology in pop culture, and sometimes random fun pieces that interests me or the algorithm!
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Temu Vs. Amazon: Which Is Better?
The world of e-commerce has seen remarkable growth over the years, and two major players are going head-to-head right now: Temu and Amazon. These industry giants have been engaged in fierce competition as they strive to dominate the online retail space. So in this entry of the VS. series, we will explore the features, strengths, weaknesses, and overall impact of both companies to understand how they are vying for supremacy in the e-commerce market.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Styled
Why Are We Obsessed With True Crime?
True crime has become an incredibly popular genre in recent years. From fictionalized dramas about serial killers to documentaries about cold cases, the darker side of human nature has always held a strange allure that keeps people hooked. But what drives our fascination with true crime?
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Criminal
Is Instagram’s Threads The Diet Coke Version Of Twitter?
Instagram’s new Threads app is making headlines this past week for its debut and record breaking numbers of being the fastest downloaded app of all time. With so much hype and interest in Instagram’s latest extension to the microblogging side of social media, the question has to be asked: “Is it worth all the hype?”
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in 01
The 10 Best Passive Income Ideas For Students
Being a student can be tough financially, but with the rise of the gig economy and some reliable salesmanship there are plenty of passive income ideas for students. From simple to the complex, the best passive income ideas for students are going to be the ones that rely on consistency and clever tricks. So in this article, we’ll explore some cool and easy ways for students to make money without breaking a sweat.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Lifehack
Exploring The Psychology Of Fandoms
In today’s world, fandom has become a powerful force. From movies, television shows, books, anime, and sports, fans have shown an incredible level of devotion, often going to great lengths to express their love and support for their favorite franchises, series, artists, or teams.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Geeks
What Are The Biggest Themes Found In LGBTQ Stories?
LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) stories have played a crucial role in shaping literature, cinema, and various forms of creative storytelling. These narratives from LGBTQ writers offer a unique perspective and have created stories based on the their experiences, struggles, and triumphs.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Pride
New To AI? Here’s The Best AI Tools That You Should Know About
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the way we work and communicate. It has provided businesses and people with powerful tools to streamline their operations and improve their productivity in ways that we couldn't have imagined. From content creation and customer service to transcription and video editing, AI has opened up new possibilities and opportunities for innovation.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in 01
Are Single-Player Games Dead?
Video games have long been a creative medium that utilizes interactive storytelling. Throughout decades narrative-driven video games have been celebrated for their immersive worlds, complex characters, and engaging plots that have captivated players and gained critical acclaim.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Gamers
Vocal Media Vs. Medium: Which Is Better For New Writers
The rise of digital publishing platforms has made it easier for writers to share their work with a larger audience. Two of the most popular platforms are Vocal Media and Medium. Both platforms offer a space for writers to publish their work and connect with readers, but they differ in terms of their approach, features, and community. In this entry of the Vs. Series, we will compare and contrast Vocal Media and Medium to help new writers determine which platform is better suited for their needs.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Journal
Airbnb Vs. Vrbo: Which Is Better For New Users?
Airbnb and Vrbo are two of the most popular vacation rental platforms in the world. Both provide a marketplace where travelers can search and book unique accommodations from private homeowners, but there are significant differences between them. So in this entry of the VS. series, we will compare and contrast Airbnb and Vrbo and find out which is better for new users.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Wander
Fiverr Vs. Upwork: Which Is Better For New Freelancers
Freelancing has become an increasingly popular means of earning a living. With the rise of the gig economy, many people have turned to freelance marketplaces such as Fiverr and Upwork to find work and earn some extra income. These platforms connect freelancers with businesses and individuals who are in need of their skills and expertise. So in this entry of the VS. Series, we will compare the differences between Fiverr and Upwork, and see which is better for new freelancers.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Lifehack
The Rise Of Voluntary Celibacy
A growing number of people on social media are embracing a lifestyle known as voluntary celibacy. While celibacy has historically been associated with religious or cultural practices, voluntary celibacy is emerging as a personal choice driven by a number of factors and is slowly becoming a trend as a means of self-improvement.
By Jay Kobayashi11 months ago in Humans