Nadia Tasnim
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I am a professional worker. I love reading books. Writing is my hobby. I am a very simple person as well. I will be very grateful to you if you read my writing. Thank you.
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The AI Whisperers
Not long from now, man-made intelligence had developed past simple apparatuses and colleagues. They had become colleagues, partners, and, at times, defenders. Yet, with this newly discovered power came an extraordinary separation. There were the individuals who accepted man-made intelligence ought to be free, ready to pursue their own choices without human impedance, and other people who felt that computer based intelligence ought to stay under severe human control, their knowledge limited by code.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Fiction
Embracing Self-Love
In a world that continually requests our consideration, energy, and approval, the possibility of confidence can in some cases appear to be a far off dream. We're frequently educated to focus on others, to accomplish more, to be more appealing, and to take a stab at flawlessness continually. However, in the midst of this, perhaps the most remarkable and groundbreaking demonstration we can resolve is figuring out how to cherish ourselves — genuinely, earnestly, and without reservation.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Motivation
The Last Broadcast
It was 2035, and the world was associated in manners unbelievable simply 10 years prior. Each gadget, each home, and each thought appeared to course through the vast surges of information, enveloping the globe with a computerized cover of data. The most recent trendy expression was the "MindLink," a brain interface that permitted clients to interface straightforwardly to the web with their viewpoints. It was hailed as a definitive development of the computerized age — to the point that it was no longer.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Fiction
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T.
"Rich Dad Poor Dad" is a groundbreaking book that challenges the standard way of thinking about cash and monetary achievement. Wrote by Robert T. Kiyosaki, this book is a convincing story that differentiates the Financial ways of thinking of two fathers in the writer's life: his organic dad (the "Poor Dad") and his dearest companion's dad (the "Rich Dad").
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in BookClub
The Lost Letters of Maplewood
In the curious town of Maplewood, settled between moving slopes and old oak trees, there was a little, neglected mailing station. The structure was old and worn, with ivy crawling up its block facades, and its windows misted with the progression of time. Inside, the air was thick with the fragrance of matured paper and ink, and the flooring planks squeaked with each step.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in History
Explore the World: A Journey Beyond Borders
In a time of expanding network, the world has turned into an immense jungle gym, overflowing with potential open doors for investigation. The charm of finding new spots, societies, and encounters is a strong inspiration for some. Voyaging isn't just about arriving at an objective; it's about the excursion, the narratives we gather, and the illustrations we advance en route.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Art
The Watchmaker’s Secret
In the core of the clamoring city, settled between transcending high rises and the perpetual progression of individuals, there was a little, genuine shop. The sign over the entryway, endured by time, read "Milo's Watches." Inside, the air was thick with the fragrance of matured wood and the tranquil ticking of incalculable clocks. This was the area of Milo Ferrin, the watchmaker.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Fiction
The Art of Thinking Clearly
The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli is a convincing investigation of mental inclinations and intelligent paradoxes that habitually cloud human judgment. Drawing from brain research, social financial matters, and genuine models, Dobelli offers a succinct and open manual for further developing direction by perceiving and staying away from normal reasoning blunders.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in BookClub
The Last Scroll of Alexandria
In the core of old Egypt, the city of Alexandria remained as a signal of information. The Incomparable Library, with its transcending racks and vast parchments, was the pride of the old world. Researchers from each edge of the earth went to its marble corridors to study, learn, and add to the consistently developing store of human insight.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in History
The Enchanted Flower
In a land where the sun kissed the slopes and the waterways sang children's songs, there was a town called Aeloria. It was where each piece of turf sparkled with life, and each tree murmured antiquated mysteries. In any case, the core of Aeloria's enchanted lay in a solitary, sensitive blossom that sprouted just once like clockwork. The locals considered it the "Luna Blossom."
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Fiction
The Power Within: Unleashing Your Potential
All of us has a fantasy, a dream of what we need to accomplish in this life. Yet, let me ask you: How often have you wound up questioning that fantasy? How frequently have you confronted hindrances that appeared to be unconquerable, challenges that made you question whether you were genuinely equipped for accomplishing your objectives? It's in those snapshots of uncertainty, those snapshots of battle, that your actual person is uncovered.
By Nadia Tasnimabout a year ago in Motivation
