humanity

Humanity or geek-manity? Humanity topics include pieces on the real-life lives of geek advocates and influencors.

AI vs. Humans: What Jobs Will Still Exist in 2030?. AI-Generated.
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already reshaped industries worldwide, from healthcare and finance to marketing and entertainment. With AI’s rapid growth, many people fear a future where machines dominate the workforce, leaving humans unemployed. But the truth is more complex. While AI is expected to replace some jobs by 2030, many roles will continue to thrive—especially those that require creativity, emotional intelligence, and strategic decision-making.
By Muhammed Ismail5 months ago in Geeks
Anatomy of a Scene – ‘The Lady In The Red Dress’ (The Matrix)
In a simulated world, which is built both on illusion and deception, distraction is the perfect weapon for keeping one complacent and from asking questions. Few film moments capture that idea more powerfully than a short but iconic scene from The Matrix (1999): Neo (Keanu Reeves), newly unplugged from the simulated world he once thought of as reality or the ‘real world’, walks through a bustling cityscape inside a training simulation that is programmed to feel like ‘The Matrix’, but whose participants realize it is a simulation and not the ‘real world’.
By Ben W5 months ago in Geeks
The Alien Bee
This first paragraph is a statement from my mother; we bought the original trailer on the PA property in 1990. I am thinking it must have been maybe 1993 or 1994 when this happened. Godhard, Kyle my younger brother, and I were at the trailer and there was a big bee outside. So, we went inside. It was an unusual looking bee. If recall correctly, it had larger or maybe even bulging eyes. It just was not a normal looking bee. What was also unusual is it literally followed me from window to window. The bee was outside but as I moved inside from the door, that had a big window, to the kitchen window on the side of the trailer, to the living room window around the back of the trailer, the bee appeared at each window. If I went back to another window, the bee would follow. It was the strangest thing. The bee was tracking me from outside as I moved around the various windows inside no matter the direction I went. I do not recall how it ended. I think the bee just flew away but it was a truly unusual experience and I have never seen a bee like that since then.
By Brian Godhard5 months ago in Geeks
A Journey Through Conneaut Lake Park and Hotel Conneaut
By Brian Godhard of Cryptid Paranormal LLC Conneaut Lake Park and Hotel Conneaut hold a special place in my heart. For years, my parents docked their boat at the marina, and my brother and I spent countless summer days exploring the park’s attractions. My father, too, visited the park in his youth with his parents and Siblings. In 2011, my cousin’s wedding at the historic hotel further deepened our family’s connection to this timeless lakeside destination.
By Brian Godhard5 months ago in Geeks
Chadwick Boseman: A Hero On and Off the Screen
To millions, he will always be remembered as King T’Challa, the Black Panther — a Marvel superhero who inspired generations with his dignity, courage, and wisdom. But beyond the silver screen, Chadwick’s true story was even more heroic. It wasn’t about superpowers or box office numbers. It was about resilience, humility, and the quiet strength of a man who faced death with grace while giving life to roles that touched the world.
By Muhammad Riaz5 months ago in Geeks
Emilie Kiser says son Trigg's drowning death was 'the worst moment of my life'
Social media influencer Emilie Kiser said her 3-year-old son Trigg's death was "the worst moment of my life" in a May court filing pushing to conceal documents about the incident.
By Dena Falken Esq5 months ago in Geeks
Stop Calling Human Writers ChatGPT — The Hidden Damage Nobody Talks About
Meta Description: More and more human writers are being unfairly accused of using ChatGPT. Discover why this hurts creativity, why clarity is mistaken for AI, and what it means for the future of writing.
By Awais Qarni 5 months ago in Geeks
Rocket from the Tomb
When the dead reach for the stars The desert was endless. The sun blazed mercilessly, and the wind carried whispers of forgotten times. Deep beneath those sands, untouched for millennia, lay a tomb no one had dared to open. Legends spoke of a Pharaoh unlike any other—a ruler who did not dream of eternal rest underground, but of flight beyond the stars.
By Itz stories 5 months ago in Geeks
Pokémon has Always Been Woke: Embracing Diversity Since 1996: How Pokémon Was "Woke" Before It Was Cool.
From its inception, Pokémon subtly conveys messages of diversity, the strength of connection, and the power found in differences. Despite this, some online critics claim Pokémon has become "too woke." However, this complaint, common across many franchises, isn't about the game suddenly transforming into a "political" statement on issues like climate change or capitalism.
By Jenna Deedy5 months ago in Geeks
"No One Will Save You" Took Me Completely By Surprise
I stumbled upon the film No One Will Save You while I was browsing Disney+ last night. Since I had watched the first two episodes of Alien: Earth, it popped up on my recommended list. I skimmed through the description, looked up some reviews and decided to give it a try.
By Madison "Maddy" Newton5 months ago in Geeks
The Man Without Talent
“A human being like me is not adapted to the world we live in. If I took up reading, it was because living was difficult for me, and I wondered if there might exist a more peaceful way of life.” — Yoshiharu Tsuge
By Tom Baker5 months ago in Geeks
Ranking Every Alien Franchise Movie From Best to Worst
***Author's Note*** I do not consider Alien vs. Predator or Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem cannon, nor do I believe they hold a candle to the true Alien films. They will not appear on this list, but let me know what you think of these non-cannon spinoffs!
By Madison "Maddy" Newton5 months ago in Geeks