humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
The Countdown Economy: What Taylor Swift Just Taught the Internet About Attention, Anticipation, and Absolute Control
Listen carefully. Because what you are about to witness is not a glitch. It is not a coincidence. It is not even just “fan speculation.”
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun5 months ago in Journal
The Good Old Times. Content Warning.
In a distant past, not in an alternate reality or parallel universe,, there was a good town where people used to care for each other and gather for snacks, barbecue and supper. The kids used to play in peace and harmony without hatred, gossip or conflict.
By Omar Chanawani5 months ago in Journal
Banning social media for minors: Countries that have taken the step. AI-Generated.
Several countries have recently implemented or are in the process of enacting bans on social media access for minors, primarily aimed at protecting young users from potential harms associated with these platforms.
By Ninfa Galeano5 months ago in Journal
Dr. Prakash Bhatia: Experience, Trust, and Structure in Veteran Mental Health Care. AI-Generated.
A Clinical Career Built on Depth and Service Dr. Prakash Bhatia is a board-certified psychiatrist with more than 25 years of experience treating adults, adolescents, and older adults across mood, anxiety, trauma, and cognitive disorders. He is dual-trained as a physician-scientist with an MD/PhD in Neuroscience from the Medical Scientist Training Program at UT Southwestern. His career spans both clinical practice and healthcare leadership, including roles such as President and Partner of Pacific Health Systems, Executive Medical Director for hospital-based behavioral health programs, and Chief of Staff. Across these roles, his focus has remained consistent: ethical care, patient safety, and structured, long-term psychiatric treatment.
By Prakash Bhatia5 months ago in Journal
Southeast U.S. Drought 2026: Why It’s Getting Worse, What It Means for Summer, and Why You Should Pay Attention Now
There is a dangerous assumption people make about drought. That it is slow. That it is distant. That it is manageable. But the reality unfolding across the southeastern United States is something else entirely.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun5 months ago in Journal
Shaming the Uncontrollable
“Do you need what I need? Boundaries overthrown Look inside to each his own” — Metallica, “Eye of the Beholder” For finals week, my high school would transform the gym into a testing room, setting up rows of folding desktops. To prevent cheating, students would be assigned seats so that the rows to either side were taking a different test. Teachers would patrol the space between rows like guards in a maximum-security prison.
By Carl J. Petersen5 months ago in Journal
I Disappeared for Two Months. No Phone. No people. No noise.. AI-Generated.
People assumed it was a breakdown or a spiritual crisis.. or they simply looked at me as if I’d lost my mind. It was none of those things. I just wanted to see what was actually going on inside my own mind, and I suspected the only way to do that properly was to remove everything else first.
By Giorgia Bettili5 months ago in Journal
The Psychology Behind AI Detection Anxiety
Modern technology has created an unexpected source of stress for millions of people. Students, professionals, and content creators now face constant worry about being falsely accused of using artificial intelligence in their work. This phenomenon goes beyond simple concern about academic or professional integrity.
By Karen Covey5 months ago in Journal
