Nora SG

Joined September 2023

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I love writing articles, poetry and children's stories, which I sell on Amazon, I also design images, especially on artificial intelligence programs, and I sell on several sites, and I have 5 years of experience

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A World Before the Handbag:
It's impossible to pinpoint the precise moment in history when the first woman decided she needed a separate, dedicated vessel to carry her belongings. Unlike monumental inventions with clear creators and dates, the evolution of the handbag was a slow, organic process, intricately woven into the fabric of women's lives and evolving alongside their changing roles. It's a history stitched together not with precise dates and names, but with conjecture, societal shifts, and the echoes of necessity resonating through generations.
By Nora SGabout a year ago in FYI
He Elusive Quest for the First Ink Maker
The act of writing, of capturing our thoughts and dreams onto a tangible surface, is so ingrained in our collective human experience that we rarely pause to consider its origins. Yet, this seemingly simple act rests upon a foundation of remarkable ingenuity, a testament to generations of innovation. At the heart of this story lies ink, the lifeblood of written communication. While pinpointing the precise origin of fluid ink and its inventor remains a fascinating historical puzzle, the journey to uncover its secrets reveals a rich tapestry of human ingenuity and the enduring power of this transformative invention.
By Nora SGabout a year ago in FYI
The Unseen Scroll
The ubiquitous glow of the smartphone screen has become a defining feature of modern adolescence. While these devices offer unprecedented access to information, connection, and entertainment, a growing body of research, including a significant new study, reveals a darker side to this digital dependence. This essay will delve into the findings of this recent study, exploring the multifaceted impact of smartphone use on teenage mental health, encompassing its implications for social interaction, emotional well-being, and cognitive development.
By Nora SGabout a year ago in FYI
A New Stage
The roar of the crowd, the palpable tension, the dazzling light displays – these elements aren't confined to traditional sporting events anymore. Welcome to the world of eSports, where the arena is virtual, the athletes wield controllers and keyboards, and the stakes are just as high. In 2023, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, hosted the inaugural eSports World Cup, marking a significant moment in the Kingdom's ongoing efforts to position itself as a global hub for competitive gaming. This event was not just a competition, but a statement, showcasing Saudi Arabia's investment in a digital future and its desire to be a major player in the rapidly evolving landscape of eSports.
By Nora SGabout a year ago in FYI
Curiosity's Whisper
The desolate, red landscape of Mars has always whispered tales of a bygone era, an era where water flowed freely and the possibility of life, however faint, danced on the wind. For years, NASA's Curiosity rover has tirelessly explored Gale Crater, a testament to Mars's watery past, seeking evidence to confirm or deny these tantalizing hints. Now, after a decade of exploration, Curiosity has unearthed a discovery so profound, so game-changing, that it rewrites our understanding of the Red Planet: evidence of fossilized microorganisms.
By Nora SGabout a year ago in FYI
Maintaining oral health
Maintaining good oral health is important for everyone, but for people living with diabetes, it takes on an even greater significance. Diabetes can increase the risk of various oral health problems, making a dedicated dental care routine crucial.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
When Good Food Goes Bad
Fermented foods have experienced a surge in popularity, lauded for their probiotic benefits and unique, tangy flavors. From the tangy kick of kimchi to the refreshing fizz of kombucha, these foods offer a world of culinary adventure. But behind the hype lies a critical caveat: fermentation, while a natural process, involves a delicate dance with bacteria and yeasts. If not executed properly, this dance can quickly turn sour, leading to foodborne illnesses that range from unpleasant to downright dangerous.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
The Rollercoaster Ride
The stock market, a volatile beast, can trigger a wide range of emotions, from elation to despair, within investors. While its fluctuations are often seen as solely impacting financial well-being, a growing body of research reveals a significant impact on mental health as well. This article explores the complex interplay between stock market volatility and investor psychology, examining the diverse ways in which these fluctuations can affect our minds and well-being.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
Volvo Electrifies the Compact Segment
Gothenburg, Sweden - Volvo Cars, the Swedish automaker renowned for its safety and Scandinavian design, has taken a bold step into the future of mobility with the launch of its first fully electric compact SUV, the EC40. This momentous occasion marks a significant shift in Volvo's strategy, signaling a commitment to electrification and sustainability while catering to the growing demand for eco-friendly vehicles in a rapidly evolving market.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
Debunking the myth
The allure of lipstick, its power to accentuate features and transform a face, has captivated women for centuries. Yet, pinning down the very first woman to embrace this bold cosmetic remains an elusive endeavor. The journey to the lipstick we know today is a tapestry woven from historical whispers, cultural interpretations, and the ever-evolving landscape of beauty.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
fact or fiction
Tokyo, Japan - In a groundbreaking scientific advancement, Japanese researchers have announced the development of a revolutionary medicine that has the potential to permanently regenerate missing teeth, marking a monumental step forward in dentistry and human health. This novel approach, spearheaded by the renowned scientists at the University of Tokyo, utilizes a combination of bioengineering and stem cell technology to stimulate tooth regeneration directly within the jawbone.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
The Shadow of the Sky
The silence of the cosmos, once a comforting blanket, now hummed with an unsettling tension. Telescopes across the globe, once trained on distant nebulae and shimmering galaxies, now pointed towards a single, menacing point in the sky. A celestial body, a cosmic bullet of rock and ice, was hurtling towards Earth. It wasn't a small, insignificant pebble, but a behemoth larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza, a monument to destruction barreling down on our planet.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI

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A World Before the Handbag:

He Elusive Quest for the First Ink Maker

The Unseen Scroll

A New Stage

Curiosity's Whisper

Maintaining oral health

When Good Food Goes Bad

The Rollercoaster Ride

Volvo Electrifies the Compact Segment

Debunking the myth

fact or fiction

The Shadow of the Sky

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