The curse of monitoring refers to the negative consequences that can arise from excessive or intrusive monitoring practices in various aspects of life. While monitoring can serve important purposes such as ensuring accountability, productivity, or safety, it can also have unintended side effects that can undermine trust, motivation, and wellbeing. In the workplace, excessive monitoring can create a culture of suspicion and hinder employee productivity. Employees may feel constantly watched and controlled, leading to stress, anxiety, and a decrease in job satisfaction. This can also result in a decline in creativity and innovation as employees may feel discouraged from taking risks or thinking outside the box. In education, over-monitoring can have similar effects on students.
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Nayvadius Cash born Nayvadius Wilburn on November 20, 1983 , better known by his stage name Future, is an American musician from Kirkwood, Atlanta, Georgia. Nayvadius Cash born Nayvadius Wilburn on November 20, 1983 , better known by his stage name Future, is an American musician from Kirkwood, Atlanta, Georgia.
In education, over-monitoring can have similar effects on students. Continuous surveillance, such as through cameras in classrooms or tracking software on school-issued devices, can create an atmosphere of distrust and inhibit the development of independent thinking and problem-solving skills. Students may become more focused on conforming to expectations rather than exploring their own interests and passions.
Magic City Monday
Nayvadius Cash (born Nayvadius Wilburn on November 20, 1983), better known by his stage name Future, is an American musician from Kirkwood, Atlanta, Georgia. He is signed to the record label Epic Records. more »
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Bitch we ain't playin' 'bout that money We got 'em wrapped up like a mummy That Presidential lookin' sunny Feel like a Magic City Monday These niggas hatin' on a playa, holdin' their nuts on a playa They wanna see a nigga fall out the game Just know I stay smokin' good, steady ballin' on these suckas Countin' paper, I suggest you do the same Jizzle is the name, hustlin' is the game Bought everything on the mannequin, money like a train Might just walk up out of Neiman's and go buy me a plane Black drophead Phantom just to hog up all the lanes If you don't think that's funny, then you don't owe me, money If you playin' 'bout this paper, then you don't know me, honey The clique don't do no holsters, we standin' on the sofa And we be in them Rolls, the ones that come with chauffeurs Who the f*ck the DJ? He playin' all my hits Say who them niggas puttin' on? Bet they got all the bricks Money's the agenda, we mix it like a blender Got ten off in the fender, with steps up in the center Bitch we ain't playin' 'bout that money We got 'em wrapped up like a mummy That Presidential lookin' sunny Feel like a Magic City Monday These niggas hatin' on a playa, holdin' their nuts on a playa They wanna see a nigga fall out the game Just know I stay smokin' good, steady ballin' on these suckas Countin' paper, I suggest you do the same Rest in peace Nando, car full of ammo Abracadabra, Magic, Orlando Hop up out the bando, hop up out the Lambo Got my Cuban links on, they gon' need a passport I'm doin' the dashboard, paid $300 cash for it Used to have the glass like it came out the backboard Came in the backdoor, skin color rim Man the bitch keep rubbin' on me, I'mma turn into a genie Got that Magic City flow, got that money on the floor I'm so close to the club, I damn near parked on the floor It's a line at the door, niggas lyin' at the door Hit the hotel suite and put the sign on the door Bitch we ain't playin' 'bout that money We got 'em wrapped up like a mummy That Presidential lookin' sunny Feel like a Magic City Monday These niggas hatin' on a playa, holdin' their nuts on a playa They wanna see a nigga fall out the game Just know I stay smokin' good, steady ballin' on these suckas Countin' paper, I suggest you do the same Brrrr That's that check runnin' through the machine! I got the retail on 'em By the time it get to you it got detail on it We got that fishscale on it By the time it get to you it got seashells on it I get a rush now Walk with the Rollie and bust down After I flooded my wrist I go jump in your bitch and then jump in a foreign You know what I represent Everything I whip up and it gotta be foreign We wrap it up like a mummy Finessin' and wrappin' up dummy I got a plug on the girl But I know, I know you tellin' I gotta shit on you first, 'cause I know you jealous I had to jump off the porch, now I'm fully developed Baller status, absolutely, top back, no roof They search around for the street fare They'll never have a clue Bitch we ain't playin' 'bout that money We got 'em wrapped up like a mummy That Presidential lookin' sunny Feel like a Magic City Monday These niggas hatin' on a playa, holdin' their nuts on a playa They wanna see a nigga fall out the game Just know I stay smokin' good, steady ballin' on these suckas Countin' paper, I suggest you do the same Super Who you know run up the check like that? Who you know run up the check like that? Who you know run up a tab like that? Hendrix!
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Written by: NAYVADIUS WILBURN, JAY JENKINS, TAUHEED EPPS
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Written by: NAYVADIUS WILBURN, JAY JENKINS, TAUHEED EPPS
In personal relationships, excessive monitoring can erode trust and lead to feelings of invasion of privacy. For example, constantly checking a partner's phone messages or tracking their whereabouts can create an atmosphere of suspicion and insecurity. This can result in decreased intimacy, communication, and emotional connection within the relationship. Furthermore, in a broader societal context, the curse of monitoring raises concerns about privacy and civil liberties. The increasing prevalence of surveillance technologies, such as facial recognition systems or data collection practices by governments and corporations, can threaten individual freedoms and autonomy. This can have profound implications for democracy and human rights. To mitigate the curse of monitoring, it is important to strike a balance between the need for oversight and the preservation of trust, autonomy, and privacy. Transparent and fair monitoring practices that are clearly communicated and based on valid justifications can help alleviate concerns and build trust. Additionally, fostering a culture of empowerment, autonomy, and open communication can help mitigate the negative effects of monitoring by emphasizing trust, collaboration, and individual growth. Ultimately, finding the right equilibrium between monitoring and trust is crucial to avoid the curse of monitoring. By promoting a healthy balance and respecting individual autonomy and privacy, it is possible to create environments that encourage productivity, learning, and flourishing relationships while still maintaining accountability and safety..
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1. John - 2/5
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3. Mark - 2/5
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