Cato Conroy
Bio
Cato Conroy is a Manhattan-based writer who yearns for a better world. He loves to write about politics, news reports, and interesting innovations that will impact the way we live.
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The 10 Best Online Courses for Mastering International Politics
Recently, scientists moved the Armageddon clock closer to midnight than it's ever been. This clock, which shows us how close we are to the end of the world as we know it, has been around for decades.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in The Swamp
10 Ways MLMs Act like Cults
I was 19 years old when it happened to me. I was young, desperate for a job, and pretty much hard on luck. Then, a guy in a business suit offered me a job after hearing my difficulties in the job market. No, he wasn't a pimp—nor was he actually a businessman. He was a Multi Level Marketing representative.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in Journal
17 Extinct Dog Breeds You Never Knew Existed
I'll admit it. I'm a history buff, and part of my love of history includes a desire to learn about all the little differences that people took for granted back in the day. Small things, like learning what foods people went without or what now-forgotten books people read, make up a huge part of my reading time.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in Petlife
10 Books About Budgeting Every New Investor Needs to Own
If you ask most people out there, learning about budgets is boring. Many of us don’t even really take the time to think about our budgets or where we’re headed. We just spend money, try to save, and hope for the best.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in Trader
10 Things You Should Never Wear to Work
One of the harshest things about being an adult is realizing that you can't dress any way you want to dress and still be taken seriously. Sadly, it's a truth that everyone has to get used to, especially if you want to be gainfully employed.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in Journal
Why the Circuit Scribe Maker Kit Is Great for Every Science-Loving Kid
Do you remember reading Harold and the Purple Crayon as a child? It was a story that featured a young boy named Harold who created his own world using a magic purple crayon. Every child has, at one point or another, wanted to see their doodles come to life.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in 01
Reasons the Skyroam Solis Is the Only WiFi Hotspot You Need
It always seems like the time when you need WiFi the most is the time your WiFi will crash. It's just when you need to call a friend via WiFi, just when you need to send over an important document, just when you need to get those directions to the restaurant for your first date.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in 01
Why Shifu Orboot Should Be the AR Toy in Every Child's Playroom
Having children today is not the same as it once was. Today's world is more competitive, more technologically-advanced, and far more difficult than it once was. Children who aren't given proper technical education become adults who may not be able to get into college, or even find employment.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in 01
10 Reasons Every New Parent Needs an Owlet Smart Sock 2 Baby Monitor
It's every parent's worst nightmare. You worked hard to make sure your nursery was safe. You fed your child all the right food. You even bought a baby monitor that kept a good eye on your little one's movements. But then, one night, your child's heart stopped beating.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in Families
Kids Can Learn to Code with a Drone with Robolink
STEM has become the most in-demand category of study in the modern job market, and as of now, there aren't currently enough people interested in STEM to fill those positions. With the increased demand for science- and math-based skills, it's only understandable why parents and teachers want to encourage their kids to learn about STEM.
By Cato Conroy3 years ago in 01
