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"Humor is what binds humans together and makes difficult times just a little less painful; Sometimes you can't help but laugh. "
The Haunting of What-If: Why We Grieve Paths We Never Took
It’s 3 AM. You’re staring at the ceiling. Suddenly, your brain—that traitorous, overthinking organ—drops this bombshell: "Remember that job offer in Barcelona you turned down? You’d probably be fluent in Spanish by now, dating a sculptor, and eating tapas for breakfast."
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
Why Do I Always Think of the Perfect Comeback…Three Hours Too Late?
There you are, minding your business, when suddenly—BAM!—someone zings you with the kind of remark that makes your soul leave your body for a brief vacation. Your mouth opens. Nothing comes out. Your brain, the traitorous organ it is, offers only radio silence. You manage a weak chuckle, maybe a strained smile, and the moment passes.
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
When You Wave at Someone Who Wasn’t Waving at You: A Post-Mortem
Let’s set the scene: You’re walking down the street, minding your own business, when suddenly—OH!—a familiar face in the distance lifts their hand in what can only be described as a wave meant for you. Your brain, ever the optimist, bypasses all logic and sends an immediate command to your arm: Wave back. Wave back like your social life depends on it.
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
I Dreamed of ‘Friends,’ but Adulthood Feels More Like ‘The Walking Dead’.
Remember when we thought adulthood would be like Friends? You know—endless coffee breaks at Central Perk, spontaneous living-room dance parties, and a rent-controlled Manhattan apartment the size of a football field despite no one having a real job?
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
That Awkward Moment When Your Brain's Stand-Up Routine Scares the Neighbors
We've all had that moment. You're sitting there, minding your own business, when suddenly your brain serves up a joke so stupid it would make a knock-knock joke seem like highbrow satire. Before you know it, you're snort-laughing like a congested donkey in a library, and now everyone within a 20-foot radius is questioning your sanity.
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
The Introvert’s Guide to Ghosting Any Social Gathering (Without Getting Caught)
There comes a moment at every social gathering when you realize you'd rather be at home counting the fibers in your carpet than making awkward eye contact with Brad from Accounting while he explains his fantasy football draft strategy for the seventeenth time. This is when true geniuses execute what I like to call "The Great Disappearing Act" – not magic, but something far more impressive: social engineering.
By Just One of Those Things10 months ago in Humans
Half-Witted Children
Julie often prayed to God, O Lord I want two children a son and a daughter. The son should be tall and strong and the daughter should be beautiful and farsighted. She often expressed this wish of hers. One day God heard her call and both a son and a daughter were born to her. But both the children were halfdefective. The son was healthy but blind. The daughter was very beautiful and had sharp eyes but her legs were very weak. She named the son John and the daughter Jenny. Seeing her children in such a condition, Julie would become very sad and would often cry alone. She would often say to herself, Who will take care of these handicapped children of mine after me Thinking these things, she became stressed. One day, she was sitting in the house thinking about something in great stress. Just then it started raining heavily. Seeing the rain, Julie did not know what came to her mind that she started going out of the house. Seeing her mother going out, Jenny said, Mother, where are you going in such heavy rain I can clearly see that the river is flooding. Dont go anywhere. There were tears in the eyes of the tensed Julie. She did not pay attention to her daughter and went out.
By Nikita Angel10 months ago in Humans
The Science of Happiness: What Makes Humans Truly Happy?
The Science of Happiness: What Makes Humans Truly Happy? Introduction The pursuit of happiness is universal. Every human being, regardless of age, culture, or background, seeks happiness in one form or another. But what truly makes us happy? Is it wealth, relationships, success, or something deeper? Science has explored this question extensively, uncovering fascinating insights into what drives human happiness. The biological, psychological, and social aspects of happiness are discussed in depth in this article, along with practical methods for cultivating lasting joy. The Science of Happiness: An Overview
By Afia Sikder10 months ago in Humans
Understanding how our relationships are shaped by empathy
Understanding how our relationships are shaped by empathy Introduction Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. It is a fundamental human trait that shapes our interactions, relationships, and society as a whole. Whether in friendships, romantic relationships, workplaces, or even casual social interactions, empathy plays a crucial role in fostering trust, connection, and understanding. This article explores the psychology behind empathy, its role in different aspects of life, and how we can cultivate and enhance it for healthier, more meaningful relationships.
By Afia Sikder10 months ago in Humans
The Future of Work: How Humans Are Adapting to AI and Automation
The Future of Work: How Humans Are Adapting to AI and Automation Introduction The future of work is being reshaped by artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, transforming industries, job roles, and workforce dynamics. As machines become increasingly capable of performing tasks that were once exclusive to humans, businesses and employees must adapt to these changes. This article looks at how artificial intelligence and automation are changing the workplace, how they affect employment, and how people are changing to stay relevant in this technological age. The Rise of AI and Automation in the Workplace
By Afia Sikder10 months ago in Humans
