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.

Resilience in the Rubble. Content Warning.
Arlington was a tapestry of homes, woven with stories of love and laughter. Among them stood the Morrison residence, once vibrant with the laughter of children and the warmth of family gatherings. But one fateful evening, the tranquility shattered with an explosion that ripped through their haven, leaving behind a landscape of desolation.
By Zack Rakib3 years ago in Humans
Whispers of Eternity. Content Warning.
In the quiet town of Serenity Springs, where time seemed to move at a gentler pace, lived a woman named Emily. Her days were filled with the soft rustling of leaves, the distant melody of a stream, and the comforting embrace of the rolling hills that cradled the town.
By Hasnain07183 years ago in Humans
Humans may have something to chirp about when they feed birds.
Ashley Dayer wants to dispel the myth that bird food is only meant for birds. Dayer, an associate professor in Virginia Tech's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation, is the primary author of a piece that was published in People and Nature. In it, she makes the case that public guidelines and policy should take into account the activity's benefits to humans in addition to acknowledging them.
By Francis Dami3 years ago in Humans
Aquatic Melancholy
Leia is looking at their new aquarium . Arav , Liea’s husband gifted it to her. The gift occasion is her pregnancy . She tested positive the day before .
By Yash3 years ago in Humans
Is time travel actually possible?
Have you ever imagined the possibility of time travel? I'm certain we all have. Perhaps you wish to journey back to the past, witnessing historical moments or altering events. Alternatively, you might be intrigued by the prospect of venturing into the future, observing how circumstances unfold. Time travel has been a recurring theme in science fiction, exploring the advantages and risks associated with such a capability. But is time travel genuinely achievable, and if so, what prerequisites must be met?
By khatita3 years ago in Humans
Psychology facts
Psychological Facts that Will Blow Your Mind Did you know that punctuation in text messages makes you appear dishonest? If we have a plan B, our plan A is less likely to work. Catching a yawn could help us bond. We care more about a single person than about a massive tragedy. Beginnings and ends are easier to remember than Middles. It takes five positive things to outweigh a single negative. Food tastes better when someone else makes it. We'd rather know that something bad is coming than not know what to expect. When one rule seems too strict, we want to break more. Reactance is a psychological phenomenon. There is a reason we like to squeeze cute thing because theylook innocent. Youre programmed to most like music that you listened to while in highsch. Memories are more likable two-pieced than like fake cute snapchat memories. We try to find faces even in inanimate things. Our brains do not think deadlines that are long term as is important. People rise when we give them high expectations but do not rise to our low expectations. Ever wondered why we think, feel, and behave as we do? It's a source of fascination for many. After all, how our minds function impacts our actions and essence. Human behavior, brain function, and mental processes have been extensively studied, yet many questions remain unanswered. While we have more to learn, understanding behavior and the human mind provides insight into ourselves and others. Notable events in early adulthood strongly shape our memories. Have you noticed how older people reminisce about their twenties? Coming-of-age stories enthrall audiences for a reason. This phenomenon, the reminiscence bump, reflects our tendency to recall adolescence and early adulthood. The emotional intensity of this period, combined with the new experiences - graduation, marriage, parenthood - make these memories more accessible. Research suggests they contribute to self-identity and inform attitudes, beliefs, and life goals. Solving our own problems often proves more difficult than advising others. When contemplating someone else's troubles, people tend to think more rationally, regardless of age. This Solomon's Paradox reflects impaired reasoning when addressing personal dilemmas. However, self-distancing provides an outsider's perspective that eliminates this bias. Next time you face a dilemma, step back and view the situation objectively. Incompetent people often overestimate their abilities, blind to their own ineptitude. We've all seen this at family gatherings - a relative pontificates confidently despite ignorance on the topic, oblivious to the room's discomfort. This Dunning-Kruger effect occurs when poor self-awareness and low cognitive ability lead people to believe themselves more capable than reality reflects. Their blissful unawareness persists despite lacking knowledge.
By Imemoji3 years ago in Humans
What Happens After Death - The Garuda Purana
The last instance we delved into the Garud Puran was approximately two years ago, and I believe many new viewers may not have had the chance to explore that episode. To provide some context, let's initiate this discussion with a brief recap of the Garud Puran. Additionally, we'll delve into the Journey of the Soul, encompassing the phases from the point of death to after death, extending up to the point of rebirth.
By Sunny G R3 years ago in Humans
TANGLED OATH
Captures the intricate web woven by fate, love, and spiritual commitments, and how the pursuit of greener pastures led to a journey of self-discovery and redemption.
By John Kwasi3 years ago in Humans
Candidate Profiles and Backgrounds
A Crossroads of Ambitions In the heart of a bustling Midwestern city, the sunlight danced off the polished marble floors of a modest campaign headquarters. The walls adorned with posters and the air buzzed with the energy of political fervor. Among the several contenders for the Republican nomination, two figures stood prominent: Senator Rebecca Adams and Governor Thomas Huntley.
By John sani 3 years ago in Humans
The Enchanted Curse: Lessons of Friendship and Greed
In the weeks that followed their ill-fated decision, the once vibrant town of Eldoria began to witness the gradual unraveling of the friends' lives. Alex, once a respected artisan known for crafting beautiful wooden sculptures, found his hands now unable to create anything of beauty. Maya, the nurturing soul of the group, saw her garden wither and die, no matter how much care she showered upon it. Ethan, the jovial musician, found discord in the melodies he once played effortlessly, and Olivia, the wise and level-headed member of the quartet, felt an unexplainable rift tearing through their friendship.
By Hasnain07183 years ago in Humans
If you stop smoking will your lungs heal
Scientists say that your lungs have an almost 'magical' ability to automatically repair some of the damage caused by smoking.
By Harsh Shukla3 years ago in Humans
SELF FREEDOM
The excursion for opportunity takes many designs, from political activism to philosophizing. Notwithstanding, the freest country on earth will not be satisfying to one who neglects to discover a feeling of satisfaction with oneself. To one who needs certainty and a sensation of individual worth, political open door suggests very little. Besides, one who isn't sure about their moral code or who comes up short on clear plan of values is more powerless against despot strain than the valiant individual.
By ARTIST3 years ago in Humans