Humanity
Humanity
Butterfly Effect
The butterfly effect is beautiful in appearance; When a butterfly is flapping, this means that it is moving its wings back and forth so quickly, that the word "flap" goes very beautifully with the word "butterfly", butterflies flapping their wings. Other things can also flutter, like sailing on a boat that's flapping in the wind, flutter can also mean moving in an uneven and erratic way which is actually the topic of this article. For example, when two people are in love, you can say that " Their hearts flutter."
Judith IsidorePublished about 21 hours ago in FYI
Today's Lesson is the Stuart Era
Good morning, today we will be looking at what life was like during the Stuart Era. The years are 1603 to 1714 and four Kings and two Queens reigned over England at this time. Most of the population were poor, with many living in real poverty. There was a surge in the population which had the knock-on effect, impacting the living standards which added to the poverty and many were hungry. It was at this time in history that The Poor Laws were introduced, with the aim to help relieve life for the very poorest of people.
Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished about 23 hours ago in FYI
Get to know what is creativility
Creators are not mere experts. Instead of deliberately practicing down an already existing path, they often create their own path for others to follow.Scientific American
Olivia BrownPublished a day ago in FYI
Simple formula for kindness
It’s often said that the most important relationship we have in life, is the one we have with ourselves. And as Nancy Myers as that all sounds, we have to agree with the sentiment. Unhealthy relationships tend to steer us towards poor self-worth, mental health struggles and unhealthy relationships with other people. Whether consciously or not, we tell ourselves that we don’t deserve better and trivialise our struggles as if they don’t quite matter. Even when things are going good, we can be our own worst critics, self-imposing impossible standards and getting down on ourselves when we fall behind.
Luke MoorePublished 7 days ago in FYI
Our Encounter with an Albino Stag
We were hiking at Oconeechee Park, Virginia, on New Year's Day, 2022. The weather was mild, a few clouds, but otherwise a perfect day to stroll in the woods. We had a white husky tagging along, little more than a puppy at a year old, and she galloped down the trail or out in the woods at full speed.
Jason HauserPublished 13 days ago in FYIFood Shortage
1. Why is there food shortage in the world? The pandemic. Converging disruptions have sent food prices soaring—and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, one of the world's six breadbasket regions, risks tilting the food system into global crisis.
WILLIAM DIAGO RODRIGUESPublished 13 days ago in FYI
Today's Lesson is the Edwardian Era
Good Morning, today we will be looking into the Edwardian Era — one of my personal favourites AND one of the most interesting eras in English history.
Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished 14 days ago in FYIRethinking Loneliness
Rethinking Loneliness: Singledom and the Stigma of Solitude How the rise of single Americans is reshaping society—and the way we view and experience solitude
Alexander MartinPublished 15 days ago in FYI
Five Charities That I Personally Follow
Environment and animals are two important components that the earth consist. Large or small animals rely much on the environment who provides shelter and food. Even people rely their survival on what the environment can provide and seek emotional connection and company to animals.
Niklaus M.Published 15 days ago in FYI
Thirteen
Thirteen Still Bothers Me I have always had an ingrained aversion to the number thirteen. There is no logical reason for it but it still affects me, and I am not too sure why.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 16 days ago in FYI
World Red Cross Day 2022: Know About the Volunteers Helping People to Come Out of Adversaries
World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day: Highlights The World Red Cross Day is commemorated on May 8 every year It is to facilitate people to survive from pandemics, natural calamities, and misadventure The Red Cross responds to the needs of communities regardless of their age and religion. An opportunity to show collective gratitude to 13 million volunteers for dedication To thank volunteers for their kindness, bravery and selflessness Survive under all circumstances by adopting Sat-Bhakti from Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj
SA News ChannelPublished 17 days ago in FYI
World Red Cross Day: Know About the Volunteers Helping People to Come Out of Adversaries
World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day: Highlights The World Red Cross Day is commemorated on May 8 every year It is to facilitate people to survive from pandemics, natural calamities, and misadventure The Red Cross responds to the needs of communities regardless of their age and religion. An opportunity to show collective gratitude to 13 million volunteers for dedication To thank volunteers for their kindness, bravery and selflessness Survive under all circumstances by adopting Sat-Bhakti from Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj
Samachar Khabar NewsPublished 17 days ago in FYI
