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AI in Cybersecurity: Predictive Threat Detection for a Safer Digital Future
Modern-day cyberattacks are increasing rapidly and becoming more complex than most organizations can cope with. Ransomware, phishing, identity theft, data breaches, and unknown zero-day attacks are dangers to businesses, governments, and ordinary users. Traditional measures, such as firewalls, signature-based, and manual monitoring, no longer work against attackers that apply automation and AI to hack systems.
By Liza kosh14 days ago in Humans
Infidelity, Marriage, and Self-Discovery
A Word of Caution: This piece is not for the very young, the morally absolutist, or those who see human nature as strictly black and white.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing14 days ago in Humans
How to Forgive Emotional Cheating and Rebuild Self-Trust
Emotional cheating can feel just as devastating as physical infidelity. It fractures emotional safety, weakens self-trust, and leaves us questioning our worth, intuition, and judgment. Bloom Boldly believes that healing is more than just racing through forgiveness; it is about conscious mending, emotional clarity, and restoring inner stability. In this book, we will look at how to forgive emotional adultery in a grounded, self-respecting way while also repairing the trust we have lost in ourselves.
By Bloom Boldly14 days ago in Humans
New Year, Better Me
At the start of every year, I’m always generally hopeful for the possibility of bettering myself. I don’t even want to call it New Year's resolutions, but instead, just put simply, goals. Whether it be accomplishing my personal goals of reading more books, writing, creating more art (2025 was a great year for me with all of those things!) or learning new recipes and cooking more, learning about eating healthy and exercise – there’s something I’ve learned that really makes a difference in whether these goals will be met or not. That’s by being realistic.
By Li-Li 📓14 days ago in Humans
The Weight of Stillness: When Doing Nothing Is Your Greatest Move. AI-Generated.
For a long time, you probably knew yourself a little too well. You knew exactly what would knock you off balance. If a certain name lit up your phone, your chest tightened before you even checked the message. If plans fell apart, irritation arrived on schedule. If someone questioned you, criticized you, or disappeared without explanation, your emotional response wasn’t a mystery—it was a routine. Automatic. Predictable. Almost rehearsed.
By The Still Milestone14 days ago in Humans
The Ghost of the Old Response: When the Absence of Chaos Is Your Greatest Win.. AI-Generated.
For a long time, you probably knew yourself a little too well. You knew exactly which situations would knock you off balance. If a certain name popped up on your phone, your chest tightened on cue. If plans changed at the last minute, irritation flared before you even had time to think. If someone questioned you, criticized you, or disappeared without explanation, the emotional reaction was automatic—almost rehearsed. You didn’t just experience these reactions; you anticipated them. You became fluent in your own chaos.
By The Still Milestone14 days ago in Humans
The Brutal Truth Nobody Tells You About Success (And Why Most People Stay Stuck)
Scroll through social media for five minutes and you’ll see it everywhere: overnight success stories, “self-made” millionaires at 22, people claiming they cracked life’s secret code. It looks effortless. Clean. Almost magical.
By mike15 days ago in Humans
2025 Article Recap: In Case You Missed It
I took a short publishing pause at the end of 2025, and a few people asked the same question when I came back. If I missed some of your work, where should I start?
By Dr. Mozelle Martin | Ink Profiler15 days ago in Humans
Five Steps to Overcome Procrastination and Maximize Your Productivity
Does this sound familiar: a deadline is looming, you’re anxious to start, yet you still find yourself putting things off until the last minute? Procrastination isn’t laziness — it’s often rooted in underlying fears and mental burdens. You don’t need to change overnight. By following these five steps, you can steadily boost your motivation and say goodbye to procrastination for good.
By Cher Che15 days ago in Humans
How Fast Could Russia Win a War With Ukraine?. AI-Generated.
Understanding “Winning” in a Modern War Before discussing speed, we must define what winning means. In modern conflicts, victory can mean very different things: Full territorial control Regime change Military dominance without occupation
By Say the truth 15 days ago in Humans
Remaking Your Dreams When You've Lost Them
Kids dream a lot. They daydream, they envision themselves as kings, queens and heroes. The lines between reality and imagination are still blurred, magic exists around festivals. Fairytales might as well be real — who says they aren’t?
By Paul Fingl15 days ago in Humans
The Day I Realized I Was Carrying Too Much — And No One Noticed
There wasn’t a breaking point. No dramatic argument. No public meltdown. No single moment where everything fell apart. It was quieter than that.
By mike15 days ago in Humans