fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the corporate culture of Journal.

"Clara's Tale of Bravery and Sacrifice"
The sea was calm and the sky a deep, unblemished blue as the SS Horizon glided across the vast expanse of the Atlantic. The ship, a grand liner, was on its maiden voyage from Europe to America, carrying hundreds of passengers filled with dreams of new beginnings. Among them was a young woman named Clara, a talented artist with a sketchbook always in hand, and an elderly gentleman named Mr. Fletcher, a retired sea captain with countless tales of adventure.
By Abbas2 years ago in Journal
Echoes of Yesterday. Content Warning.
My eyes felt like galaxies—holding the swirling glow of countless memories—as I took in our childhood home. Its siding looked like remnants of driftwood after a bonfire. I swore I smelled the smoky char of pine creep into my nostrils. It’s wild how the past stays with you like that. It can feel more visceral and real than the tangible things right in front of you.
By Ahsan Shahzad2 years ago in Journal
West Coast Milblogger
Breaking News. There’s been an assassination attempt on former President Trump at a campaign rally an hour north of Pittsburgh. Multiple people alerted law enforcement after seeing a man with a rifle climb a nearby building. How the gunman eluded security and why the building wasn’t monitored are questions at this point in the story. Politically, Trump raising his fist in defiance while yelling for supporters to fight should galvanize his base. President Biden condemns the attack.
By Cyrus Emerson2 years ago in Journal
What If ?
They say goodnight and part ways. The cool night air fills the space between them as they walk in opposite directions, each heading towards their own world. The echoes of laughter and conversation still linger, remnants of an evening well spent.
By Abbas2 years ago in Journal
Unearthing the Exodus
Unveiling Ancient Enigmas For centuries, the biblical account of the Exodus has captivated scholars and believers alike, igniting debates and fueling quests to unravel its historical veracity. As archaeologists delved deeper into the sands of time, a tapestry of evidence began to emerge, shedding light on this epochal event that shaped the trajectory of entire civilizations. Recent archaeological discoveries have unveiled remarkable insights, challenging long-held assumptions and breathing new life into the narrative of Moses leading his people to the Promised Land over three millennia ago.
By Kevin MacELwee2 years ago in Journal
Easy tips for people who think they are "unlucky" to get lucky
When you hear the word "luck," you may think of it as unscientific, faux-scientific, spiritual, or fishy. However, the question of whether or not you are lucky settles on two things.
By Midknight Sorrow2 years ago in Journal
Unveiling the Truth: The Dark Side of Societal Expectations on Life's Milestones.
Unveiling the Truth: The Dark Side of Societal Expectations on Life's Milestones. Societal pressures dictate specific timelines for achieving milestones like graduating college, getting married, having children, and buying a house. However, these deadlines are often arbitrary and can change with advancements in technology, the economy, and societal norms. It is important to understand where these expectations come from and create personal milestones that are meaningful rather than clinging to outdated societal norms.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Journal
Jasmine’s Lesson on Healthy Eating
It was a bright and sunny day at the City General Hospital. Dr. Ravi Patel, a kind-hearted pediatrician known for his gentle demeanor, and Nurse Clara, whose warm smile could calm even the most anxious patients, were preparing for their next appointment.
By Abbas2 years ago in Journal
Is Intuit Falling Into The Same Mass Layoff Trap As Other Tech Companies?
I was looking through some of my Article Stats earlier today, and I noticed that I had a 300% Increase in Readers. As that is an anomaly, I looked into it and saw that it had to do with One Specific Article I wrote on April 27th, 2023.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)2 years ago in Journal
The Beauty of Hazel Eyes
In a world where eyes are often described in terms of colors—blue like the sky, green like emeralds—hazel eyes hold a unique charm. They are a blend of earthy hues, ranging from warm browns to hints of green and gold, capturing the essence of nature's palette in a single gaze.
By Wisdom Nexus2 years ago in Journal
Argentina vs. Canada: Copa America 2024 Semifinal Prediction, Odds, and Start Time
The Copa America 2024 is heating up, and the semifinal match between Argentina and Canada looks to be a thrilling contest. Soccer fans worldwide are looking forward to this encounter, which matches two powerful teams against one other. In this blog article, we'll look at the forecasts, odds, and critical information for the Argentina vs. Canada matchup. We'll also discuss some fascinating subtopics, such as who is favored, where the match will be held, and what time it will begin. Let's start this soccer extravaganza!
By Victor Ikotun2 years ago in Journal
Media shapes our mind
The Power of Storytelling: How Media and Advertising Shape Our Identities and Perceptions Storytelling has been a cornerstone of human communication since the dawn of time, with the ability to shape our identities, determine our behaviors, and forge our dreams. However, the stories we are told through various media channels, including books, screens, and advertising, can have a profound impact on how we view the world and perpetuate harmful stereotypes and prejudices.
By Ali bukhari2 years ago in Journal