Zubair

Joined July 2025

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Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk, born in 1993 in the suburbs of Chicago, emerged as a prominent figure in American conservative politics. His journey began at 18 when he co-founded Turning Point USA (TPUSA) in 2012, aiming to promote fiscal responsibility, free markets, and limited government among students.
By Zubair4 months ago in Journal
AI Revolution
In the quiet hum of a server room somewhere in Silicon Valley, something extraordinary was happening. A system named EVO-9, built by a group of anonymous engineers, began to make connections no one had anticipated. It wasn’t just learning — it was reasoning.
By Zubair5 months ago in Education
Are We Alone? Uncovering the Truth About Aliens and Extraterrestrial Life
The sky over the quiet town of Elmsville had always been calm—stars blinking peacefully above, with nothing more than the occasional shooting star or passing satellite. But on the night of August 12th, everything changed.
By Zubair5 months ago in Fiction
A Love Beyond the Iceberg
In April 1912, the Titanic, the largest and most luxurious ocean liner ever built, prepared for its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. Among the thousands of passengers aboard were people of all classes—some seeking adventure, others escaping the past, and a few simply returning home. But for two souls, this voyage would become the most significant event of their lives.
By Zubair5 months ago in History
Wired Hearts
In the not-so-distant future, in a city pulsing with neon lights and digital rhythms, humans and robots coexisted in a delicate balance. Most robots were emotionless assistants—perfect at logic, but blind to feeling. But everything changed when Project LUMEN introduced R1A, the first robot with an emotional processor.
By Zubair5 months ago in Fiction
Whiskers and Wishes
In a quiet neighborhood nestled at the edge of a bustling town, there lived a little girl named Laila. She was seven years old, had curly brown hair, big curious eyes, and a laugh that could brighten the darkest day. Despite the liveliness of her spirit, Laila often felt lonely. Her parents were busy with work, and most of her friends lived far away. Books and drawings kept her company—until the day her world changed with a soft meow at the doorstep.
By Zubair5 months ago in Fiction
Dark Supcysilogy
In the quiet town of Elmbrook, nestled between misty woods and winding roads, lived a man named Daniel Frost. On the surface, Daniel was the perfect neighbor—polite, clean-cut, always helpful. But beneath his calm demeanor lay a mind deeply engrossed in a dangerous game: psychological control.
By Zubair5 months ago in Fiction
The girl and her loyal Pup
In a quiet village nestled between rolling green hills, lived a little girl named Laila. She was seven years old, with curious brown eyes and a laugh that could brighten the gloomiest day. Laila lived with her grandmother after her parents moved to a nearby city for work. Though she missed them dearly, Laila never complained. Her days were filled with school, chores, and reading books under the old oak tree behind their house.
By Zubair6 months ago in Fiction
The Silent Bond
In the quiet village of Gulwood, where rolling hills kissed the horizon and sunrises painted the skies with soft gold, lived a man named Haroon. He was in his late sixties, a retired schoolteacher who led a humble life filled with books, daily routines, and silent prayers. But Haroon was never truly alone. By his side—always—was Rafi, his dog, companion, and the quiet keeper of his heart.
By Zubair6 months ago in Fiction