fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the geek universe.
The Valley of Headless Men
Each of us has our own daily grind that tends to become repetitive, monotonous, and uninteresting. This is largely because there isn’t anything new in cities and towns that we have explored more times than we might care to count. Yet, there are still places in the world that remain wild, unexplored, and primal. One such place is The Valley of Headless Men, known formally as The Nahanni National Park Reserve.
E.J. V'KantyPublished a day ago in GeeksOn a breezy spring afterlife
On a breezy spring afterlife, in a meadow bursting with wildflowers and buzzing with life, lived a bitty brown rat named Remy and a plucky sparrow named Sky.
vinoth kumarPublished 8 days ago in GeeksA machine trip on the swash
! Then is a story about a machine trip on the swash. --- The River Journey The small city of Rivertown was famed for its unique mode of transportation a machine that floated along the swash. The city’s geography, dotted with rustic houses and girdled by green hills, was resolve by the gently winding Rivertown River.
vinoth kumarPublished 8 days ago in GeeksTitle" The Quest for the Eternal Flame"
Title" The Quest for the Eternal Flame" Panel 1 We see a vast, lush timber stretching as far as the eye can see. The sun is skimming through the thick cover, casting shafts of light onto the timber bottom.) history In the heart of the Enchanted Forest, where magic intertwines with nature, lies a tale of frippery and adventure.
vinoth kumarPublished 8 days ago in GeeksAngel Numbers
Introduction I thought I had finished with all the interesting numbers on my Vocal posts mainly going through the ones that matched with what I regarded as significant years and some with repeated numbers, though one of my favourites was story 1234 which, for obvious reasons was a Ramones playlist.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 12 days ago in GeeksMy Top Five YouTube Channels
Maybe I am getting softer in my old age, but television and most movies do nothing for me now. Yes, I did see a few Hollywood films this past year – “Oppenheimer” and “Poor Things” – but I am more likely to rely on my own collection of DVDs and saved files that I have managed to compile and not betray by heading off to one of the online channels that gives you a taste of what’s out there, and then decides to remove them to make way for the next waste of time. I did this because I realized that someone was piggybacking onto my account, and that I preferred borrowing what I could from libraries and friends, or finding them at secondhand and surplus stores keeping the faith with us lovers of solid media.
Kendall DefoePublished 20 days ago in GeeksThe argument for how the world began and where is it heading. Can mankind really solve the mystery of the universe?
A profound quote attributed to Galileo Galilei, says; “You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself”. This emphasizes the idea that true understanding comes from self-discovery rather than being taught by someone else. It’s a principle that resonates with the Socratic method of teaching, which is based on guiding someone to their own realizations rather than simply providing them with facts.
Novel AllenPublished 23 days ago in GeeksWhat Squids and Frogs Taught Us About How Brain Cells Talk
For decades, understanding the intricate workings of the brain has been a monumental challenge. The key to unlocking its secrets lies in the complex interplay of cells that transmit information at lightning speed through chemical and electrical signals. But our understanding of this fundamental process owes much to early neuroscience pioneers and the diverse array of animals they studied.
Saket KumarPublished 24 days ago in GeeksManjummel Boys Hotstar Review: Awesome Survival Thriller!
Guys, these days I don't know what is happening to me. Sometimes I have a cold, a cough, and sometimes a headache. It gets cured one time but starts again. I feel that either I have been affected by someone's evil eye or something else. But at present, my condition is better, and I am hoping that it will remain like this in the future, too, because due to these things, I cannot sleep at night.
Ayush VermaPublished 26 days ago in Geeks15 Reasons Why Revenge of the Sith Stands Out Among the Star Wars Franchise
n the vast galaxy of the Star Wars franchise, one film often shines brightly as a standout among fans: Revenge of the Sith. Released in 2005 as the final installment of the prequel trilogy, Revenge of the Sith is more than just a bridge between trilogies; it's a cinematic masterpiece that has carved its own niche in the Star Wars universe. Here are 15 reasons why Revenge of the Sith continues to stand out among the iconic franchise.
Sangita NandiPublished 27 days ago in GeeksIf Time Stopped
Introduction This is inspired by the current situation with Vocal Statistics on May 4th 2024. As I have used many songs about time for my stories I have decided to use AI to create a piece for this. It is a bit more upbeat than I expected but it is ok.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 28 days ago in GeeksMr bean
Mr. Bean, the iconic character created and portrayed by the brilliant Rowan Atkinson, has left an unforgettable mark on popular culture since his debut in 1990. With his unique mix of physical comedy, slapstick humor, and minimum dialogue,Mr. Bean has come a cherished figure worldwide, transcending language walls and generations. At the heart ofMr. Bean's enduring appeal lies his universal relatability. Despite his crotchets and occasional bouts of mischief, cult far and wide see a bit of themselves inMr.
vinoth kumarPublished 29 days ago in Geeks