Tagged "social media"

The Restless Minds

In the silent hours of the night, when most of the world is immersed in dreams, there exists a subset of individuals whose minds refuse to find solace in sleep. These are the intelligent minds, the thinkers, and the innovators who, despite their remarkable cognitive abilities, often find themselves tossing and turning in the darkness. Why is it that some of the brightest minds on this planet struggle to embrace the tranquility of a restful night's sleep?

By Philipp052 years ago in Humans

Toxic Feminism: How it’s Hurting Men and Women

If you’re seriously interested in real journalism, conversation, and growth (and you’ve been paying attention, and understand that you do not have to sit down and talk to every person you agree with – in fact you shouldn’t because it’s not how you grow and learn,) you obviously see that there’s a shift in our society in the attitudes of women today towards men.

By Li-Li 📓2 years ago in Humans

Grown-up Dating Tips: Enticing Procedures Utilizing Music to Draw in Ladies. Content Warning.

Internet dating for teens and youthful grown-ups appears to be a generally basic pursuit requiring minimal in excess of a trade of photos and a passing reference to a few normal interests. Furthermore, that is all there is to it, the match is made, in spite of the fact that it probably won't endure in excess of a couple of days! In any case, for the more established and more experienced grown-up, dating is generally a more mind boggling issue, in which both the man and the lady will hope for something else from their likely accomplice.

By Artical Media2 years ago in Humans

Social Media Stupidity; Why Are Black Parents & Others From Africa to America Making Fun of Mixed-Race Children?

Sunday, 7 January 2024 By TB Obwoge I'm sorry to admit it, but we, the non-white people, are used to seeing and hearing racism from white people. Especially white Americans, sorry not sorry. From the United States to all over Europe, there have been several examples of racist white people.

By IwriteMywrongs2 years ago in Humans

Poverty and Profits

When you teach a man how to fish, he can feed himself for a lifetime. However, if you simply give him a fish, it doesn't have a lasting impact. He ends up with the fish, but you don't gain anything meaningful from it. It's not a significant story. So, it's important to understand the true value of teaching someone a skill rather than just providing them with a temporary solution.

By Nicolas J.D2 years ago in Humans

"The Best of the Best: Dominate Your Stride with the best Adidas Performance Trainers

Step into the legacy of sporting excellence and timeless style with the iconic adidas Men's Samba Classic Soccer Shoe. More than just athletic footwear, the Samba Classic is a symbol of enduring design and performance that has left an indelible mark on sports culture. Join us as we delve into the essence of this legendary adidas trainer, exploring its unmatched combination of comfort, durability, and unmistakable style that transcends the soccer field to become a fashion statement in its own right.

By Dean Zonneveld2 years ago in Humans

Mastering the Universe: Elon Musk's Guide to Unveiling Infinite Knowledge

In the world of Elon Musk, education didn't come in a traditional wrapper. It wasn't a classroom's echo or a professor's nod. For him, knowledge wasn't confined to diplomas and degrees; it was an ever-expanding universe waiting to be explored.

By Tallal Jafri2 years ago in Humans

If They Could Know Me Better...

If you know me…..You might be familiar the piece I wrote about the biggest trauma in my country... And you might be familiar with This piece Why I Should Be Proud as a Woman and also which made it to one of the top stories on September 2023, “feeling forgotten’- Now, I have reached to over 80 stories total so far since I've been started in the Summer of 2021.

By Meghan LeVaughn 2 years ago in Humans

Celebrating Carver Day: Honoring the Legacy of George Washington Carver. Content Warning.

Introduction George Washington Carver, a name revered in the annals of American history, left an indelible mark through his groundbreaking innovations in agriculture, botany, and science. Carver's legacy extends far beyond his inventions; it encompasses his dedication to education, advocacy for sustainable farming practices, and tireless pursuit of knowledge. Every year, on January 5th, Carver Day stands as a commemoration of his enduring impact on society. This celebration not only honors the man but also underscores the importance of his achievements in revolutionizing agricultural techniques and empowering communities.

By Siva N2 years ago in Humans

'West African' Black Americans Aren't Black Because "What Would That Make Her?" She's Not A Mixed Race Sympathizer

Tuesday, 2 January 2024 By: TB Obwoge I've said this, I've lived this Black Africans can be the most racist and hateful humans on earth, the time has come to expose them as much as possible.

By IwriteMywrongs2 years ago in Humans

What’s INSIDE MY PIMPLE

WHAT EXACTLY IS INSIDE YOUR PIMPLES “ The first stage of pimple formation is the clogging of the hair follicle. Dead skin cells, dirt, and excess oil can accumulate, creating a plug that obstructs the follicle. This environment becomes a breeding ground for bacteria, particularly Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes), which naturally resides on the skin but can multiply rapidly in the clogged follicle.

By GRAY 2 years ago in Humans

Hypnotism: Unveiling the Enigmatic Realm of Altered Consciousness. Content Warning.

Introduction Hypnotism, a phenomenon shrouded in mystery and fascination, serves as a gateway to the exploration of altered states of consciousness. From its ancient roots to its modern applications in therapy and entertainment, hypnotism has traversed centuries, captivating minds and triggering debates about its nature and efficacy. This comprehensive exploration delves into the multifaceted world of hypnotism, unraveling its historical origins, the mechanics behind its effects, diverse applications across various fields, and the controversies surrounding its practice.

By Siva N2 years ago in Humans