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5 Things People Used to Eat for Breakfast
Breakfast today is a neatly branded ritual—protein bars, oat milk lattes, avocado toast with chili flakes and a #blessed filter. But it wasn’t always Instagrammable. Breakfast used to be raw, rustic, and sometimes downright weird. The meals that kicked off the day were shaped by survival, superstition, class, culture, and whatever scraps were leftover from the night before.
By Karl Jackson6 months ago in FYI
Five Interesting Facts About Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein, the name synonymous with genius, revolutionized our understanding of the universe with his theory of relativity and contributions to quantum mechanics. Beyond his scientific achievements, Einstein’s life was filled with quirks, passions, and lesser-known stories that make him a fascinating figure. Here are five intriguing facts about the man behind the iconic equation E=mc².
By Fred Bradford6 months ago in FYI
What Defines a 'Dark' Goddess?
What truly defines the essence of a Dark Goddess? Are her powers rooted solely in death and dying, or does she embody something far more profound, more sublime, that transcends fear and becomes a force of transformation, sovereignty, and sacred truth?
By Sai Marie Johnson6 months ago in FYI
The Hidden Lens: A History of Pornography Through Time
In every corner of human history, art and expression have served as mirrors of desire, curiosity, and imagination. Among them lies one of the most controversial and commercially influential industries in the world: pornography. While modern society often associates it with screens and subscriptions, the roots of pornography trace back thousands of years—woven into ancient walls, whispered in forbidden verses, and etched into the very history of human intimacy.
By Farooq shah6 months ago in FYI
Layla and Majnun: A Love Too Pure for This World
Love stories have been written in every language and culture, but few have endured across centuries quite like the legend of Layla and Majnun. Told in whispers beneath the stars, recited in poetry, and echoed in music, theirs was not a love of union—but of eternal longing. It is a tale where passion meets pain, where devotion becomes madness, and where love transcends the boundaries of reality.
By Farooq shah6 months ago in FYI
World Population in 2025: How Many People Are Really on Earth Right Now?
🌍 How Many of Us Are Here—Really? As of mid-2025, the global population has reached approximately 8.19 billion people—a jump of nearly 0.9% from 2024’s 8.12 billion—a record-setting increase in absolute numbers, even as growth rate slows.
By Bevy Osuos6 months ago in FYI
The Legend of Gog and Magog. AI-Generated.
The legend of Gog and Magog is a rich tapestry woven from threads of myth, history, and religious interpretation. These enigmatic figures appear in various religious texts, including the Bible, the Quran, and Jewish apocryphal writings, each presenting different narratives that have intrigued scholars and believers for centuries. This article delves into the origins, historical context, and interpretations of the legend of Gog and Magog.
By M. R.6 months ago in FYI
Hidden Realms Beneath Our Feet: The Secret Underground Cities You Never Knew Existed. AI-Generated.
When most people imagine hidden worlds, they think of science fiction or fantasy. But scattered across the globe are astonishing, real-life subterranean cities—built not by imagination, but by necessity. These underground marvels tell stories of survival, resilience, and engineering far beyond their time.
By Nowshad Ahmad6 months ago in FYI
Reflections in the Screen: How Media Shapes Self-Esteem and Body Image
"You are imperfect, permanently and inevitably flawed. And you are beautiful." – Amy Bloom It’s 7 a.m., and before we even get out of bed, many of us scroll through Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat. We see “perfect” faces, toned bodies, luxury lifestyles, and glowing skin. It feels harmless at first—just entertainment. But behind the pixels, something deeper is happening: the shaping of our self-worth.
By Irfan Ali6 months ago in FYI
The Deepest Holes Ever Dug on Earth
Ayaan was a curious geologist from Pakistan. Since childhood, he had dreamed of what lay beneath the Earth’s crust. As a student, he watched documentaries and read every article he could find. But nothing prepared him for what he discovered during his final year research project — a list of the deepest man-made holes on Earth. And with that discovery came stories of extreme science, failure, and incredible human ambition.
By majid ali6 months ago in FYI
Top Countries With Largest Gold Reserves
In the heart of Zurich, Switzerland, a young financial analyst named Elina stared at her computer screen in awe. She had been asked to prepare a gold market report for her international firm. As she began her research, one question led her down a fascinating path: Which countries own the most gold in the world — and why?
By majid ali6 months ago in FYI
Why no one can visit this Dangerous Island ?
The National Geographic team was preparing to shoot a documentary for the first time on a remote island from where no one had ever returned alive. As they approached the shore, strange, unclothed figures emerged from the jungle and launched a rain of arrows at the National Geographic ship. The director’s leg was injured in the attack, and the crew was forced to retreat in panic. But what is this island, and why, despite all our advanced technology, have we humans never been able to truly reach it?
By Jehanzeb Khan6 months ago in FYI