Bryan B

Joined January 2025

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Beyond the Time
From the stage of the Tokyo World Forum, bathed in the cool blue light of holographic star charts, Professor Kenji Arisawa addressed a planet holding its breath. His voice, amplified and translated in real-time into three hundred languages, was a calm river flowing through the silent attention of billions.
By Bryan B9 days ago in Fiction
Beyond the Time
The cosmos is a silent cathedral. For centuries, we have cast our voices into the vaulted dark, listening for an echo, a whisper of another choir. We have heard only our own prayers reflected back. Does our solitude mean we are unique? Or does it mean we are being measured in the stillness before the verdict?
By Bryan B9 days ago in Chapters
Unspoken Love
Love, in its purest form, is often silent. It does not always come with grand confessions or dramatic moments; sometimes, it is hidden in the quiet glances, the gentle sacrifices, and the unsaid words that live in the spaces between two people.
By Bryan B10 months ago in Pride
My Experience with the Supernatural at the School Where I Worked
I never considered myself someone who believed in ghosts. Sure, I had heard the usual stories—whispers of haunted places, eerie encounters in old buildings—but I always dismissed them as exaggerations. That was until I experienced something myself at the school where I worked.
By Bryan B10 months ago in Horror
The Concept of Parallel Universes
The idea of parallel universes—often referred to as the "multiverse"—has fascinated scientists, philosophers, and writers for centuries. While the concept of parallel universes has mostly been explored in the realm of science fiction, modern physics has proposed theories that suggest the existence of multiple, possibly infinite, universes beyond our own. These universes could have different laws of physics, different histories, and even different versions of ourselves. Let's dive into this intriguing concept and explore what we currently know about parallel universes.
By Bryan B10 months ago in FYI
The Overly Obsessive Focus on GDP
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has long been the primary yardstick for measuring a country's economic performance. Governments, policymakers, and international organizations closely monitor GDP growth as an indicator of prosperity, often making it the central focus of economic planning. However, this obsessive reliance on GDP as a measure of national success is deeply flawed. While GDP quantifies economic activity, it fails to capture crucial aspects of well-being, sustainability, and social progress. Overemphasis on GDP can lead to misguided policies that prioritize short-term economic growth at the expense of long-term societal well-being, environmental health, and economic stability.
By Bryan B10 months ago in Earth
The Good Things About Writing on Vocal Media
Writing platforms have transformed how writers share their work with the world, and Vocal Media stands out as one of the most engaging spaces for creators. Whether you’re an experienced author or a newcomer, Vocal Media offers unique opportunities to showcase your writing, reach a diverse audience, and even earn money. It provides a supportive, user-friendly environment where creativity thrives and writers can grow professionally and personally.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Writers
Tips for Writers on Vocal Media
Writing on Vocal Media offers exciting opportunities to share your work, gain exposure, and earn money. However, success on the platform requires strategy, creativity, and consistency. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced writer, following these tips can help you make the most of Vocal Media and grow as a writer.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Writers
The Science of Happiness
Happiness is a fundamental human pursuit, but its nature is more complex than fleeting moments of pleasure. Modern science has explored happiness through the lens of psychology, neuroscience, and sociology, revealing that long-term mental well-being is not a result of wealth, status, or luck. Instead, simple habits practiced consistently can significantly influence happiness. By understanding the mechanisms behind these practices, anyone can cultivate a more joyful and fulfilling life.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Motivation
The hidden wonder of the Deep sea
The Hidden Wonders of the Deep Sea The deep sea, often called the last frontier of our planet, remains one of the most mysterious and least explored places on Earth. While humans have explored space more extensively, much of the ocean depths remain shrouded in mystery. The hidden wonders of the deep sea are a fascinating blend of alien-like creatures, unique ecosystems, and remarkable adaptations to an environment that is dark, cold, and under immense pressure. This article delves into the secrets and marvels that lie beneath the waves.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Earth
My thought on Dead pool and Wolverine
Deadpool and Wolverine are two of the most popular and unconventional superheroes in the Marvel universe, with their unique personas and storylines captivating audiences around the world. Both characters bring something distinctive to the superhero genre, and their contrasting traits create an intriguing dynamic when discussed together. Here’s a comprehensive review of each character’s portrayal, strengths, and cultural impact.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Critique
One-sided Love
The rain fell softly that night, a whisper against the windows, as I sat alone in my darkened room. The shadows stretched long across the floor, and I could feel the weight of memories pressing down on my chest, making it hard to breathe.
By Bryan B12 months ago in Pride