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"Humor is what binds humans together and makes difficult times just a little less painful; Sometimes you can't help but laugh. "
This is a typical Team meeting illustrated by cats and dogs
Businesses across the globe adopted virtual meetings in response to the pandemic that erupted in 2020. As more and more people worked from home, software platforms like Zoom and Teams became ubiquitous, but their widespread use also revealed several weaknesses and limitations. Today, virtual meetings can be conducted using high-resolution video and sophisticated virtual presence features, as well as audio conference facilities, which have been around for decades. While videoconferencing has become more common, there have been some challenges. The use of video conferencing can result in what has been defined as Zoom fatigue or physical or mental exhaustion, for instance. Many factors contribute to this exhaustion, such as prolonged direct eye contact. A typical face-to-face meeting involves very short time spent looking directly into each other's eyes.
By Anton Black4 years ago in Humans
Guess Who Complains About My Writing the Most?
I do pretty well on my blogging, in terms of how often my articles are read and the number of awesome, encouraging comments I receive. I’d venture to guess that 95% to 97% of the comments on my blogs are positive and amazing.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in Humans
'Humanity' of the 'Humans'
8 Humanity is at its best when it can be fully applied to the right place. Otherwise, the real meaning of the word humanity is not revealed. Just as humanity does not exist in the heart of all, so it is not right to manifest humanity in all cases. The creation of humanity from man is again the destruction of that humanity by man. In a state of restraint, a person finds the weakest side of another person and grabs the opportunity of time and hits the extreme. At that time, even though there were hundreds of forces on human beings, both human and humanity took a violent form. In the current society, in most cases, thousands of anti-moral activities are carried out for the sake of humanity. The word that is deeply intertwined with the word humanity is selfless. Because when a person works for the welfare of the people, it is completely out of selfishness. But now it would be a bit foolish to say that people work outside of selfishness. Although there is no direct self-interest in it, there are various kinds of self-interest indirectly.
By Dr. Tulika Sarkar4 years ago in Humans
No Signature Required
Shae stares blankly out of the window next to her small joyless office cubicle, absentmindedly twirling her curly brown hair. Her mind was a million miles away, daydreaming about all the places she’d rather be. A loud noise suddenly rips her from her trance. She gasps, looking around frantically for the source of the noise. Her eyes land on her phone lit up on the corner of her desk with a notification from her doorbell camera. She unlocks the phone slightly concerned, she wasn’t expecting any visitors or deliveries today. Her jaw drops as she opens the video to see a large black drone slowly lowering a brown package onto her front step before flying out of view. She can see lettering on the top of the package, but the video isn't clear enough to make it out.
By Hailey Simpson4 years ago in Humans
Kids Rule
As the year winds down and reflection becomes the obvious mode of thought you sit around caught up in the expected things people get wrapped up in. Answers you gave to questions you were asked throughout the year somehow come back to haunt you. You imagine that next year all of this year's faults and failures will be rectified by the delusions of grandeur you assemble into New Year's resolutions. You try to remain interested in the work you're doing. You try to create excitment and a sense of hope so that maybe you'll feel something real during the holidays. It's an old dance and there's no getting away from it.
By Jorge Garcia4 years ago in Humans
Examining 22 Quotes/Biblical Themes to Challenge the 'So-Called' “Christians” ; Will They Live With Integrity, Or Hypocrisy? (So help us, God!)
It is important to consider the effects that actions can have upon others. Therefore, here are 22 quotes/biblical themes to consider, and maybe ever challenge the self-identifying, so-called “Christians” (So help us, God!)
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast4 years ago in Humans
Were You a Better Human as a Child?
With so many recent mass shootings, hate crimes, rampant racism, and bigotry, I’m starting to wonder if people have always been this shitty. Has this deplorable behavior been a constant in the 48 years I’ve been in this world?
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in Humans
Nothing Says “American Independence” Like Almost Lighting Your House on Fire
Whiting, Indiana, where my extended family lives, is a lawless land when it comes to the Fourth of July. Unlike the vast majority of the United States, there are very few laws related to regulating these explosive rockets, and the few that there were were promptly ignored when July rolled around. Tents went up in the parking lots of abandoned and derelict stores, with crotchety old men who most certainly did not have permits to be selling explosives offering you cherry bombs and whipper snappers by the pound. Roman candles and other large fireworks meant to be set off in the sky high above the reach of children were shot off in backyards and out the windows of apartment buildings. If you drove through Whiting after the sun set on the Fourth, you would be convinced you were in a warzone, with all of the loud booms and the large, colorful explosions lighting up the sky. As a child, it was exhilarating. As an adult, it’s sort of terrifying. But I guess when your town is on the verge of collapse and decay daily, a little fire now and then isn’t much to worry about.
By Robin Laurinec4 years ago in Humans
