humanity
The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.
Less than Two Weeks
In one of my last entries I talked about a solo trip that I had planned for myself. It was all booked on a whim, but somehow out of all the times I've tried to book this trip this is the one time just about everything seemed to fall into place. Maybe that is why I am so scared, because I am always used to things not working out. That it feels weird for something to actually workout. I am worried about judgment, which I think is a big lesson for me in all of this. I aspire to be one of those people that truly lives life for themselves without any worry of what others think or if they are they only ones supporting themselves.
By Kimmiekins43 years ago in Journal
The ongoing battle: COVID-19's Current Global Situation
The Ongoing Battle: COVID-19's Current Global Situation Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, has continued to shape the world's landscape since its emergence in late 2019. As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, the situation was still evolving, and new developments and challenges have undoubtedly arisen since then. This article provides an overview of the ongoing COVID-19 situation in the world, with a focus on key aspects and trends.
By Abdullah Rajon3 years ago in Journal
The Simulationist’s Marriage
Why do Simulationist’s teach that marriage is a rite encoded within the master program? The rites make the Simulator’s present in our midst. Like the other rites, marriage is not just for the good of individuals, or the couple, but for the simulation as a whole. The Simulationist faith teaches that marriage between two simulationally submerged persons is a rite. This rite was written into the code by the Simulator(s) at the time of the first programming. It is still bound by the same quantum probabilistics that guide all simulation rites (is effected by randomness) but it was given a higher probability of producing good outcomes. In the Catechism of the Simulation it is written that the rite of marriage improves simulation “goodness” or “rightness” overall within the simulation with a probability of 74.76%. Conversely the probability of marriage reducing overall “goodness” is very small, only 4.8%. The pre-internet prophets saw the marriage of a man and woman as a symbol of the covenant relationship between Simulator(s) and his/their simulated creations (they did not have direct knowledge of the simulated nature of existence, yet they foresaw that something akin to a simulated world-view was possible). The permanent and exclusive union between husband and wife mirrors the mutual commitment between the Simulator(s) and his people. In Letters to the Awoken People, it says that this union is a symbol of the relationship between Simulator and all the people who have awoken to the simulational nature of existence and accepted it as the correct and factual description of the universe and ourselves within it.
By Everyday Junglist3 years ago in Journal
7 years of the Rohingya crisis. Content Warning.
August 25 marks the 5th anniversary of the massive influx of Rohingya's from Myanmar into Bangladesh in 2017. At first, there was some uncertainty about the entry of Rohingya's persecuted by the country's military forces in Myanmar's Rakhine, but Bangladesh decided to give shelter to the Rohingya's very quickly.
By Md. Kamruzzaman3 years ago in Journal
The Serendipity Of Ideas Myth
One of the buzzwords of late around Return-To-Office Mandates has been the "Serendipity of Ideas". There is a belief that Innovation is lacking because people are not in the office, and forcing employees back will generate new Innovation.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Biden signs stopgap measure to avert shutdown ahead of midnight deadline.
President Joe Biden signed into law the stopgap bill to avert a government shutdown passed by Congress just hours ahead of a critical midnight deadline when funding for federal agencies was set to run out.
By Samson Shoyin3 years ago in Journal
What The United Nations Should Know About POVERTY! Part I
I have eaten, drank, slept, breathed, and lived with and among poverty all my life. I live with humans who are fighting indigence, people who don’t live and think as if they are poor, and they are. I live among humans who aren’t aware of the destitution their lives are in. Many are aware of the impoverished state of their affairs and do nothing to help themselves. Others refuse to allow pauperism to win or continue to play any role in their lives and future generations.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Journal
The month of October unveils a celestial tapestry of myths, legends, and cosmic wonders, making it a delight for stargazers
The month of October unveils a celestial tapestry of myths, legends, and cosmic wonders, making it a delight for stargazers. As the crisp evenings usher in clear skies and cooler temperatures, the heavens above beckon with a host of celestial events. From the captivating "ring of fire" solar eclipse on October 14 to the enchanting hunter's moon two weeks later, the celestial calendar is brimming with celestial highlights.
By Abdullah Rajon3 years ago in Journal
