Humanity
Humanity
The Rise of Madison Zhao: Local Girl to Global Icon
In the quiet corners of a small town, where dreams often remain dreams and the world feels far away, Madison Zhao’s story began. Her rise wasn’t overnight. It didn’t come with shortcuts or sudden fame. Instead, it was a journey shaped by grit, vision, and a deep-rooted desire to turn every opportunity into something meaningful.
By Madison Zhao6 months ago in FYI
Understanding Haplogroups: What Can They Tell Us About Our Past?
Today genetic testing has become as routine as ordering takeout, and millions of people are discovering fascinating details about their ancestry through simple saliva samples. While many are familiar with basic genetic tests like a DNA paternity test that establishes familial relationships within a generation or two, the science of haplogroups opens a window into our species' ancient past, revealing migration patterns, population movements, and evolutionary history that spans tens of thousands of years.
By Anna Paquin6 months ago in FYI
Understanding White-Collar Crimes: Legal Implications and Defences
The complexity of business operations has given rise to sophisticated forms of criminal activity that often occur behind closed doors and within the confines of seemingly legitimate enterprises. White-collar crimes, a term coined by sociologist Edwin Sutherland in 1939, represent a category of non-violent offenses typically committed by individuals in positions of trust and authority within organisations. These crimes have evolved significantly over the decades, becoming increasingly intricate as technology advances and global business practices become more interconnected. The legal implications of such offenses are far-reaching, affecting not only the perpetrators but entire organisations, stakeholders, and sometimes entire economies. For legal professionals, including attorneys in Sri Lanka and jurisdictions worldwide, understanding the nuances of white-collar crime has become essential in providing comprehensive legal counsel to corporate clients.
By Anna Paquin6 months ago in FYI
No, you don't need a "Glow-Up"
Here I was struggling for ideas when a question appeared on my Tellonym. If you're not familiar, Tellonym is a cross-platform messaging app where users give and receive anonymous feedback. I receive a wide range of questions, from personal inquiries to those just seeking some advice.
By Rosie J. Sargent6 months ago in FYI
Trump’s New Tariffs: What They Mean for You as a Consumer
President Donald Trump on July 31, 2025, signed broad new tariff increases on dozens of countries, shaking world trade again. The new tariffs—many to take effect August 7—range from a minimum 10% tariff on pretty much all imports to individual country rates of up to 41%. Consumers are already feeling the pinch—and it gets worse from here.
By Jayden Hua6 months ago in FYI
Irene Gut Opdyke
Her story is one of great courage and heroism, especially during World War Two. She saved the lives of more than 12 Jewish people by hiding them in the house of a Nazi Major officer. She was honoured as one of the German Righteous Among the Nations.
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff6 months ago in FYI
The Book Of Shadows: esotericism available for those who want to learn. Content Warning.
I was intrigued by The Book of Shadows all my life, even more so after my parents' death many years ago, since I wanted to know how they manifested themselves in the afterlife. Since I never had children because I never wanted to, I felt free to enter this unknown world. American and British practitioners guided me to understand the Wicca religion and to know how to read this famous book. The truth is that these texts are very interesting, even my cats are fascinated when I open the book, I start reading and they tease me amusingly.
By Ninfa Galeano6 months ago in FYI
