The culture of ethnic group

There's only one rule for improving any skill: practice. It's true for writing too.

You can write in Wikipedia, as Dan Smith suggested. I think it's a great idea. Because, whatever you write in Wikipedia, that write-up, if not removed, becomes a source of knowledge for others. By doing so, you are contributing to humankind, if you see it from a philosophical point of view.

But if you are not comfortable with that idea of writing in a public domain, you can write for yourself too. Some people consider keeping a journal as a cliche idea. But I think, it really helps building your confidence in writing. If you write a page everyday, it aggregates into a three hundred-odd page write-up within a year. You will notice the positive change in your writing style when you will compare your recent articles with the earlier ones. 

And most importantly, to fortify your writing skills, reading is a must. You need to read a lot. 

I'm waiting for my best friend.

When you know that you are being watched, you will naturally become more docile person. Like, in Sweden, (or Switzerland, I don't remember) at football stadiums, when security cameras were put in, violence decreased by almost 65 percent.

But should it make us feel good about surveillance? The answer, to me, is a big NO.

Any authority seeking control, would love surveillance. It helps them to minimize dissent, because, when people are in under surveillance, they seem to be more complacent. That is why we have been seeing surveillance systems being developed in most of the countries.

I have become interested in this topic from last year, after I watched citizenfour, a famous documentary on Edward Snowden, the famous whistle blower. He disclosed top secret documents about NSA's illegal surveillance system which keeps eye on virtually every american and millions of people around the world.
  
Another thing I would like to add that tech giants, like google or facebook use metadata (what we search, where we check in, which celebrities we follow) to help the surveillance systems. 

If you are interested about NSA's surveillance system, you can watch citizenfour. Another documentary you might enjoy is Terms and Conditions May Apply. This one deals with the shadowy role google and facebook are playing.

And please let us know about the program which stirred you about the surveillance systems.