Oluwatosin Tade
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I love the art of writing...♥️
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The Science of Longevity: How to Live a Longer, Healthier Life
Have you ever wondered how some individuals seem to defy the aging process, maintaining their youthful appearance and vitality well into their later years? Imagine looking at someone in their 70s and mistaking them for being in their 40s. This phenomenon isn't merely a stroke of luck but often the result of specific lifestyle choices and scientific principles that anyone can adopt to enhance their longevity and quality of life.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in Longevity
How to Master AI Art in Minutes: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
Creating stunning art has never been more accessible, thanks to the incredible advancements in artificial intelligence. Whether you're an experienced artist or someone who's never picked up a paintbrush, AI can help you unlock your creative potential and produce breathtaking works of art. This beginner's guide will walk you through the steps to master AI art in minutes, making the process user-friendly, enjoyable, and deeply meaningful.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in 01
How AI is Transforming Mental Health Care in 2024
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made its mark across a myriad of sectors, but its impact on mental health care is particularly profound. Imagine a world where technology not only assists but actively enhances our emotional and psychological well-being. In 2024, this vision is starting to become an undeniable reality, as AI revolutionizes mental health care with innovative solutions that touch every aspect of the field. From diagnosing disorders with a totally unprecedented accuracy to offering personalized treatment plans and making mental health care more accessible than ever, AI is evidently reshaping how we approach mental health.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in 01
The Buried Truth
When Grandma died, we were all summoned home for her burial. Despite being 21 years old, I had never met her. My dad had always kept us, his children, away from his mother, a decision that had mystified us for years. I am the only daughter among six siblings, with two older and three younger brothers.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in Fiction
The Girl Nextdoor
I was never particularly interested in girls as a boy. It wasn't that I had anything against them, but I just didn't feel the same spark that my friends were experiencing. They'd often joke that there must be something wrong with me, but I would laugh it off, undisturbed by their childish beliefs. My lack of interest continued as I got admission into the university, where, despite my indifference, I somehow managed to attract a good number of attention from the girls. Many of them tried to get close to me, while some went as far as confessing their feelings outrightly. This only made things worse with my male friends, especially when their crushes turned their affections toward me instead. I became a target of their resentment, even though I was never interested in their girls. It sometimes got me worried. I focused on my studies, trying to ignore the drama that was swirling around me.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in Fiction
Self-Inflicted Fear
Work had been hectic! My whole body was weighed down by exhaustion and hunger as I lazily unlocked the door without calling on my next-door neighbor, Felix, to say 'hi' as I usually would. He must have heard the jingling sound from the bunch of keys as I unlocked my door. The monotonous buzz of office life, mixed with the heavy traffic I had driven through, drained me completely that evening. All I craved was good food and peaceful sleep. Fortunately, I had stored up enough food over the weekend in my small fridge. I hurried to the kitchen, walking as fast as my legs could carry me to microwave some rice. I savored each bite as it filled the gnawing void in my stomach. I could sense the worms in my stomach dancing, excited to be fed at last.
By Oluwatosin Tade2 years ago in Fiction
