Tokii Lab

By: Russell Anyone could tell you a number of reasons for why sex, drugs, gambling, and skipping meals are so trendy now. Perhaps it’s the people you hang out with every day. Maybe it’s good advice from your parents, living vicariously through you. The real reason, however, is television and its partner in crime, the [...]

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That old adage “never talk about sex, politics or religion” should never apply to a couple! Firstly, to have a healthy and satisfying relationship, a couple should be very open with each other regarding sex and religion. Think of the disastrous consequences that can arise if you withhold your views on these topics and then [...]

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The Olympic Games aren’t always about glitzy opening ceremonies and gold medals. In the past 100 years, there have been some shocking scandals that have rocked the international games. Take a look at some of the most astonishing events to occur at the games thus far…               Post to [...]

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The Olympics are nigh! For two weeks all eyes are on London, the ceremony, the competition and hundreds of superhuman bodies all doing what they do best, and the people at Tokii are no exception!  We wanted to know everything our members think about the Olympic games, and you answered the call in Gold Medal [...]

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This year’s London Olympics will no doubt be one of the world’s greatest attractions, bringing together people and cultures from all over the globe in order to witness the world’s most elite athletes compete for gold medals. For starters, London has already successfully hosted the Olympic Games on two occasions: in the years 1908 and [...]

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In politics you can’t please everyone all of the time, but some get closer to the mark than others. Regardless of their popularity, a president’s decisions affect the American population for generations, so it’s always important to understand what laws are being passed and the context in which they’re being created.  As the 2012 elections [...]

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The average Joe may feel ho-hum about a number of things – like parsley as a garnish, or Tuesday versus Wednesday, or the color grey.  Ask any person about his or her thoughts on same sex marriage, however, and the engines seem to quickly ignite. A Little History Same sex marriage… “It’s complicated.”  This modern [...]

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By March 13th, more than 76 million people had viewed KONY 2012. Uganda was trending on Twitter at an unprecedented rate and the blogosphere teemed with attacks and defenses of Invisible Children, the San Diego-based nonprofit group that produced the half-hour documentary about the notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony. In fact, it is reported, “this [...]

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In a day where the average American spends 5 hours per week in front of the television, how much can it hurt if some of the hours this week have been spent learning facts however, outdated, about Joseph Kony? What harm has “Invisible Children” actually caused by their video release? Col. Felix Kulayige, a Ugandan military [...]

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Tokii’s Discovery Game, Republican Primaries Potluck, asked men and women their opinions about how the Republican candidates are presenting themselves and what they consider to be most important. Overall, women indicated a lukewarm reception to the candidates while men showed stronger opinions.     Tokii’s Findings: Half of the men and 40% of the women [...]

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