humanity
For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.
When Fear of Accountability Returned
The most significant moment in the case of Khaled El Hishri, one of the leading figures in Libya’s Radaa militia and a man accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity, was not his arrival in The Hague or his appearance before the International Criminal Court. It was what happened inside Libya afterwards.
By Ali Alaspli5 months ago in Humans
The Quiet Ways People Fall Apart. AI-Generated.
Most people imagine emotional breakdowns as dramatic moments. Crying on the bathroom floor. Yelling during an argument. Walking out of a job unexpectedly. Some kind of visible collapse that clearly signals something is wrong.
By Kenkel Lueker5 months ago in Humans
Healing Emotionally After a Karmic Partner.
Ending a karmic partnership is rarely a clean break. Even when you know the relationship was harmful, even when you were the one who walked away, the aftermath can feel overwhelming — a fog of grief, confusion, longing, and unexpected emptiness. You are not broken. You are healing from one of the most intense types of human connection that exists.
By Wilson Igbasi5 months ago in Humans
Emotional Changes During Spiritual Awakening.
If you are going through a spiritual awakening, you may have noticed that your emotional world has become significantly more complex. Feelings arise faster, run deeper, and sometimes make very little rational sense. One moment you feel profound peace; the next, an inexplicable sadness moves through you like a tide.
By Wilson Igbasi5 months ago in Humans
She Sat There. Top Story - June 2026.
She sat there that night, knowing it could be her last. She wasn’t sure its finality was destined, and she knew there were slim to zero chances of her getting seriously injured or dying. But those thoughts were of little comfort when she knew far too well everything she once ruled over was far out of her reach now.
By Snarky Lisa5 months ago in Humans
The Human Premium: Why Flaws Are the Ultimate Luxury in an AI World.
The sharp, wet intake of air hit my ears just before the acoustic guitar kicked in. It was a sloppy, unedited gasp. The singer hadn't cleared her throat properly before approaching the microphone. The audio engineer, presumably sitting in a dark studio somewhere, hadn't snipped the noise out of the final track. I sat perfectly still on my couch and listened to that half-second of biological failure on a loop. It was the most beautiful sound I had heard all week.
By The Chaos Cabinet5 months ago in Humans
Flaws And Imperfections
Introduction This was initially inspired by a long-running problem I have with our platform, but I am trying to deal with that but it then got me thinking about how systems should always be flawless and should work, while the flaws and imperfections in our character actually make us what we are.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 months ago in Humans
The Fear Machine: How Clickbait Culture Controls the Masses
I wrote this, created, and edited this article. As always I guess I am taking on the Pope. He gave a dire warning to shut everything down. The Catholic Church is another story. No, I will not step one foot into a church. Not because I don't believe but because I do not a building to worship. I disagree with the Catholic or any church that protects men who rape children and women. The authoritarian management style always got on my last nerve. AI is used in medicine, science, electric cars, computers, your cars, your cell phone, and we must learn to use iot for good not evil. I utilize AI tools. I have been copying and pasting since the invention of the copy machine.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 5 months ago in Humans
