fact or fiction
Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores relationship myths and truths to get your head out of the clouds and back into romantic reality.
How A Scammer Sold The Eiffel Tower Twice...
Allow me to share with you an incredible story that, surprisingly, hasn't been adapted into a movie yet. Get ready for the tale of the man who famously sold the Eiffel Tower not once, but twice. Victor Lustig, the mastermind behind this audacious scheme, had a long and impressive career as a con artist, but his Eiffel Tower job remains the most captivating. Let's dive into the intriguing details.
How FedEx Bet Their Entire Company In A Casino...
Let me share with you the remarkable story of FedEx, a company that has revolutionized the courier industry and become one of the world's largest employers under the visionary leadership of its founder, Fred Smith. The audacity, determination, and innovation demonstrated by Smith have left an indelible mark on the business world, inspiring countless others to follow in his footsteps.
Stay Protected from Harmful Radiation with EMF DEFENSETM Negative Ions Sticker
We are constantly exposed to harmful radiation from our electronic devices. While it is impossible to completely avoid this radiation, there is a simple and cost-effective way to reduce its effects: EMFDEFENSETM Negative Ions Sticker. This sticker can be easily applied to any device and provides an additional layer of protection from the negative effects of electromagnetic fields. In this blog post, we will explain why you should use this sticker and how it can protect you from harmful radiation. Read on to learn more about this revolutionary product!
Shubham ZopePublished 11 months ago in HumansWeird Things Have Been Happening to Everyone Lately, but No One Shares.
1. Firstly, it seems like nobody discusses COVID anymore. It's no longer a prominent topic of conversation. So much for vaccines huh?The pandemic has been pushed to the side as the world's attention is now on other issues.
David JawachiPublished 11 months ago in HumansBlossoming Love
In the heart of a bustling city, hidden away from the noise and chaos, there was a tranquil community garden. It was a sanctuary of nature, brimming with colorful flowers, fragrant herbs, and towering trees. The garden was tended by a group of passionate individuals who sought solace in the earth's embrace. It was here that two souls, Lily and Adam, found each other.
OluwanifemiPublished 11 months ago in HumansScience
In the annals of human history, few forces have proven as transformative and polarizing as science. With its remarkable ability to unravel the mysteries of the natural world and propel us towards innovation and progress, science has become an integral part of the human experience. Yet, as with any powerful tool, the question arises: Is science a curse or a blessing to humanity? In exploring this multifaceted inquiry, we must delve into the realms of scientific achievements and their impact on various aspects of human existence, acknowledging both the blessings and the curses that have emerged along the journey.
Ubong Friday UdoPublished 11 months ago in HumansA Woman Who Can Recall Every Second of Her Life...
Imagine possessing a superpower that allows you to remember every detail of your life with exceptional clarity. Picture walking down the street, hearing a familiar song, and instantly recalling a fragment of it from a holiday TV show you watched in the Alps a decade ago. The concept sounds intriguing, but is having a flawless memory truly a blessing? Let's delve into the story of Rebecca Sherrick, a real person from Brisbane, Australia, who possesses an extraordinary memory that spans her entire life.
The Scars of Inequity: A Journey Through Economic Inequality
In the vast tapestry of human existence, there is a thread that runs deep, binding us all together: the pursuit of a better life. Yet, as we navigate the intricacies of our social fabric, we are confronted with a stark reality—the gaping chasm of economic inequality. The ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor, the lack of access to resources, and the unequal distribution of wealth are not mere statistics; they are wounds that bleed, dividing societies and leaving indelible scars. In this emotional exploration, we delve into the profound consequences of economic inequality, urging humanity to confront this moral and societal crisis.
amit sharmaPublished 11 months ago in Humans- Content Warning
Food expiration dates don’t mean what you think
How much of the food in your fridge will you toss before it reaches the table? Hamburger buns from last summer’s picnic? Milk past its sell-by date?
History of the peace day
Mahatma Gandhi, the preeminent Indian independence leader known for his philosophy of nonviolent resistance, was tragically assassinated on January 30th, and continues to serve as a powerful symbol of peace and inspiration for the annual observance of International Peace Day.
Elizaveta TemmoPublished 11 months ago in HumansTalking to your self
You ask yourself, "Why did I set it so early?" as your alarm goes off in the morning. You may think to yourself as you are brushing your teeth, "I need a haircut... unless?" You grasp for your keys as you rush out the front door but they are nowhere to be seen. You exclaim in frustration, "I can't do anything right!" just in time to hear your neighbor overhear you. It might be embarrassing to be overheard talking to oneself, and some people may even stigmatize this habit as an indication of mental instability.
Evans NyagakaPublished 11 months ago in HumansYour eyes reflecting your soul
Are you prepared for a test to determine if your eyesight possesses superhuman abilities? Can you cut through steel with your heat vision? Well, we all know that eyes are said to be the windows to the soul. But do your windows need cleaning, or are they crystal clear, providing a sharp view of the world?
hendry bonesPublished 11 months ago in Humans