Andra Ama

Joined August 2023

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A multi-talented writer, speaker, and beauty entrepreneur, who crafts compelling narratives. With a passion for creativity, self-expression, and positive change, has left a significant impact in various fields.

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Shattered Dreams
In a quiet town nestled beneath the stars, lived a young artist named Emily. Known for her vibrant paintings that seemed to capture the very essence of nature, she was fueled by an unyielding passion that kept her awake for nights on end. Her obsession with perfection led her to neglect the most essential aspect of life—sleep.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Fiction
Navigating the Plate: A Deep Dive into Plant-Based, Farmed, and Lab-Grown Meats
In 2021, a comprehensive survey conducted across the United States involving over 1,000 participants revealed an intriguing trend: nearly two-thirds of respondents had incorporated plant-based meat alternatives into their diets within the past year. This shift was largely attributed to the perceived health benefits and positive environmental impact associated with such dietary choices. However, a critical question emerges: do these alternatives truly deliver on their promises, both in terms of personal health and planetary well-being? To better understand the complexities surrounding this issue, let's examine the contenders on the plate.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Lifehack
Conversations Within: The Power and Purpose of Self-Talk
As you stand before the mirror, toothbrush in hand, a sudden thought strikes you - "I need a haircut... unless?" Hastily leaving the house, your hand reaches for the familiar jingle of keys, only to find emptiness. Frustration boils over, and you exclaim, "I can't do anything right!" But just in time, your gaze shifts, and you spot your neighbor observing you. The embarrassment of being caught in this monologue washes over you. Society sometimes labels self-talk as a sign of instability, yet decades of psychological research reveal its naturalness. It turns out, talking to oneself is not just normal, but an essential aspect of human behavior.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Motivation
"Exploring Grief: Emotional Landscapes in the Animal Kingdom"
In 2018, an orca experienced a heartbreaking loss when her newborn daughter died. What followed was a remarkable display of devotion as the orca clung to her daughter's body, preventing it from sinking, even as it began to deteriorate. Over 17 days and 1,600 kilometers, the orca's behavior raised the question: was this mourning or confusion? The complexities of non-human animals' emotions have puzzled scientists for years.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Education
From Flush to Faucet: Unveiling the Journey of Recycling Wastewater"
In 2003, Singapore embarked on an unparalleled mission driven by its national water agency. The goal? To harness an extraordinary solution: recycling wastewater to account for more than half of the nation's water supply. Yes, you read that right—wastewater. While it might sound like a last-ditch effort, this program was meticulously planned for decades to ensure Singapore's resilience against the threat of water scarcity. As climate change intensifies the frequency and duration of droughts across the globe, more and more regions are grappling with similar water-related challenges. But the question remains: is it genuinely safe to recycle what we typically flush down the toilet? To answer this, we need to unravel the complex composition of wastewater.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Earth
Radio waves and interference.
In the expansive realm encircling us, imperceptible signals traverse the ethereal expanse. These elusive signals, residing beyond the visual spectrum of light, manifest as mammoth radio waves, akin to the scale of sprawling houses. Their purpose is to facilitate the seamless exchange of data between an array of devices, ranging from computers to GPS systems and cell phones. An intriguing notion emerges: the potency of your phone's signal is of such magnitude that, were these radio waves discernible to the eye, your phone's presence could be unmistakably spotted from Jupiter itself. However, this captivating vision is marred by the formidable interference that pervades the skies, emanating from routers, satellites, and even individuals aboard airborne vessels who neglect to activate the crucial airplane mode on their phones.
By Andra Ama9 months ago in Journal

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Shattered Dreams

Navigating the Plate: A Deep Dive into Plant-Based, Farmed, and Lab-Grown Meats

Conversations Within: The Power and Purpose of Self-Talk

"Exploring Grief: Emotional Landscapes in the Animal Kingdom"

From Flush to Faucet: Unveiling the Journey of Recycling Wastewater"

Radio waves and interference.

Stories (6/0)