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Sticks and Stones:
When we are young and someone teases us on the playground our parents tell us "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me." They dry our tears, tell us they love us, and send us back into the world armed with these wise words to protect us from future attacks. What we don't learn until much later, is this is one of many lies our parents will tell us throughout our lives. Words are profoundly important and may be more powerful than even those proverbial projectiles.
By Alyssa3 years ago in Humans
What Happens if Earth's Oxygen Disappeared for 5 seconds?
What would happen if Earth's oxygen disappeared for five seconds? Breathing: Your body would not have enough time to notice the sudden loss of oxygen in the atmosphere. In just five seconds, most people can hold their breath without significant discomfort.
By Cuteyloops Reshaping3 years ago in Humans
Why do we create art?
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time. The mind that responds to the intellectual and spiritual values that lie hidden in a poem, a painting, or a piece of music, discovers a spiritual vitality that lifts it above itself, takes it out of itself, and makes it present to itself on a level of being that it did not know it could ever achieve.”Thomas Merton, No Man Is an Island
By Chloe Unfiltered3 years ago in Humans
Are Cell phones mutating the shape of our Bones?
What if smartphones were so potent that they could alter the shape of our bones? This startling new theory has recently surfaced in the media, and it is based on a scientific study that contends that using smartphones and tablets can alter our bodies in significant and lasting ways—and not in the ways you might have expected in recent years.
By Cyril Lord3 years ago in Humans
China's offered for global control has misfired
President Xi's jinping skill to impact worldwide occasions is blurring thanks to monetary emergency at home Chinese President Xi Jinping may dream of winning over the world, but the reality is that he is running a country whose ability to influence world affairs is about to disappear.
By Danish3 years ago in Humans
Web of Deceit
In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, the excitement of the upcoming presidential elections was palpable. Vibrant campaign posters adorned walls, enthusiastic debates filled the airwaves, and hopeful citizens engaged in discussions about the future of their nation. Yet, beneath the surface of this democratic fervor, a shadowy underbelly of disinformation and fake news was quietly weaving its web of deception.
By David Ojukwu3 years ago in Humans
Economic Crises
Economic crises are recurring events in the complex fabric of global financial systems, sending shock waves through economies and affecting the lives of millions. These crises, characterized by sharp declines in economic activity, widespread unemployment, and financial market turmoil, have the potential to reshape nations, alter political landscapes, and redefine the trajectory of economic growth. They emerge from a confluence of factors, often driven by a combination of external shocks and internal vulnerabilities, exposing the fragility inherent in modern interconnected economies.
By Emmanuel Atwere3 years ago in Humans
Best Advice for Crafting a Stellar Website Design
Creating an impressive website design is crucial for businesses and individuals seeking to establish a robust online presence. A well-crafted website not only attracts visitors but also keeps them engaged and encourages meaningful interactions. In this piece, we'll delve into the fundamental principles of effective web design and offer practical tips for developing a visually appealing and impactful website.
By Kevin Smith3 years ago in Humans
How overstimulation is ruining our life
Understanding the Impact of Dopamine and Super Normal Stimuli on Focus and Motivation If you are also finding yourself procrastinating and losing your focus all the time, and Wondering what does this has to do with your daily screen usage, or what you could do to change this bad habit of yours. Then this article is for you. How the overstimulation we are getting from our phones are ruining our life ?
By Imane elk3 years ago in Humans
Things the government don’t want you to know about AI.
The idea that “every government” doesn’t want people to know certain things about AI is a generalization, and the degree of secrecy or suppression can vary greatly from one government to another. However, there are some important considerations and potential concerns regarding AI that may not be widely discussed or highlighted by governments. Here are a few aspects that some individuals may believe governments might not be fully transparent about:
By Emmanuel Ojeniran3 years ago in Humans
Laughing Across the Archipelago: Exploring the Vibrant Humor of the Philippines
Gather 'round, fellow fans of hilarity, for a thrilling voyage that will not only tickle your funny bone but also warm the very cockles of your heart. Prepare to be immersed in the enthralling world of Filipino humor, where the vibrant Visayan and Mindanao regions shine as hilarious stars. Brace yourselves, dear readers, as we begin an investigation into why their jokes have an unrivaled shine, distinguishing them from the jests of the north.
By Delta M3 years ago in Humans
The TikTok Effect
TikTok has quickly turned into the quickest developing virtual entertainment stage among kids and youthful grown-ups in the cutting edge computerized period. Be that as it may, while stages like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have gone under serious scholarly examination in regards to their expected effect on youth psychological wellness, TikTok stays a generally underexplored region. In a pivotal report from Dublin City College, Darragh McCashin and Colette M. Murphy deliberately investigate TikTok's job openly and youth psychological wellness.
By Hannah Hankins3 years ago in Humans