Humanity

Humanity

The Reality TV Experiment: Nasubi. Content Warning.
This is the sixth part of Tomoaki Hamatsu’s story, I strongly recommend you start at the beginning here to learn the full story.
By Beatriceabout a year ago in FYI
Global New Year Traditions and Superstitions You’ll Love
The clock strikes midnight, a unused year starts, and over the globe, different conventions and ceremonies are practiced to welcome great good fortune for the another 365 days. For an promising begin to the following 12 months, why not grant one of the Unused Year’s Eve superstitions ahead a whirl?
By Shams Saysabout a year ago in FYI
Getting What You Want After Waiting
Trying to decide whether to act and when to seize the day might feel like a constant tug of war in life. We read, on the one hand, that "Good things come to those who wait." On the flip side, there's the rallying cry that says, "You'll never get what you want unless you go after it!" Many of us struggle with this seeming contradiction, and we can become paralyzed with uncertainty when we consider the competing claims of these two schools of thought.
By Lydiah Chemutaiabout a year ago in FYI
Passion Profit Playbook: Decoding Online Monetization Models
For bloggers and influencers, achieving sustainable income depends on striking the ideal balance between creativity and strategy. Transforming your passion into a reliable source of income involves not only putting in more effort but also employing smarter strategies by utilizing effective monetization methods and grasping the needs of your audience. The journey begins by acknowledging the distinct value you possess and finding chances to convert that value into earnings.
By MiraSpacesabout a year ago in FYI
Unusual Christmas Celebrations Around the World
Christmas is a time for joy, love, and togetherness, but the way people celebrate this festive season varies greatly around the world. While some traditions may seem familiar, others are delightfully unusual and offer a glimpse into the rich cultural diversity of our planet. From snowy streets adorned with twinkling lights to warm beaches filled with holiday cheer, Christmas celebrations take on unique forms across different countries. Let’s take a look at some of the most unusual and heartwarming Christmas traditions from around the world that you might not have heard of before.
By Adarsh Kumar Singhabout a year ago in FYI
The Secret Stories Behind Christmas Traditions
Christmas, the season of joy, love, and togetherness, is steeped in traditions that we often follow without a second thought. From decorating the tree to hanging stockings, these customs fill our homes with warmth and nostalgia. But have you ever wondered where these traditions come from? The stories behind them are as fascinating as the season itself, offering glimpses into history, culture, and human creativity. Let’s unwrap the origins of a few beloved Christmas traditions and discover the secrets they hold.
By Adarsh Kumar Singhabout a year ago in FYI
Seeds of Implausibility: A Study of Narcissistic and Borderline Manipulation. Content Warning.
In the study of narcissistic behavior, they undoubtedly muddy the waters. However, that would be considered an absolute. Narcissistic behavior resists being uncovered, preferring to remain hidden. They conflate uncertainty and promote it valiantly. They insist it is more complex than it truly is—when it is not. They claim your message is contradictory or lacking nuance, even when the meaning should be self-evident, all to undermine your words. This, perhaps, because they sense you are onto them—even if only indirectly.
By Andrew Lehtiabout a year ago in FYI
Mystery of the Human Brain
The brain is a remarkably complex organ. It contains about 100 billion nerve cells. Each nerve cell can connect with others, forming millions of new connections every second. Despite individual differences, all brains share some common characteristics. Many unsolved mysteries surround this organ, and here we present five intriguing examples.
By Tafara Sibotshiweabout a year ago in FYI
Engagement Alchemy: Transforming Followers into Loyal Community Members
In the quick-moving realm of social media and content production, achievement isn’t solely about acquiring followers—it’s about cultivating enduring connections. A dedicated community serves as the cornerstone for sustained growth, providing not just engagement but also the trust and support that enables creators to flourish. How can you transform casual followers into committed supporters who remain loyal and actively participate?
By MiraSpacesabout a year ago in FYI
The Human Touch Will Always Win
You know, people worry that AI writing tools are going to wipe them out. But here’s the thing: AI doesn’t feel. And writing, at its core, is about connecting with human emotions. AI can string together coherent sentences, sure. It can mimic a formal tone or even generate catchy slogans. But can it write the kind of story that gives you goosebumps? Or the kind of email that genuinely makes someone want to hit reply and say, “Wow, that resonated with me”? No. It can analyze sentiment all day long, but it can’t feel the nuance behind the words.
By Ron Cabout a year ago in FYI
The Journey of Seven Wonders: The Benefits of Travel . AI-Generated.
On a crisp, sunny morning, Sarah stood at the airport with her suitcase in hand and her heart pounding with excitement. This was the day she had been dreaming of for years—a year-long adventure to explore the world. While she had meticulously planned her itinerary, she had no idea that this journey would teach her lessons that would stay with her forever.
By alaa Slimanabout a year ago in FYI
3 Things You Need to Know When Visiting a Gun Store in California
Walking into a gun store for the first time can feel a bit like stepping into a new world, it’s exciting, but there’s a lot to take in -from sleek displays of firearms to shelves stocked with tactical gear you didn’t know you needed, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But don’t worry with a little preparation, your visit can be both smooth and informative (promise).
By John Warkabout a year ago in FYI