heroes and villains

Heroes and Villains throughout history that have defined their industries and workflow as we know it today. Those we look up to, and those we learn mistakes from.

Did Pakistan shoot down five Indian fighter jets?
Tensions between Pakistan and India have long drawn international attention, particularly when they escalate into military confrontations. One of the most debated claims in recent years involves whether Pakistan shot down five Indian fighter jets, a topic that has sparked widespread speculation, misinformation, and intense political narratives on both sides.
By Muhammad 9 months ago in Journal
What Do You Do When You Know Deep Down That You Have No Security?
And deep down… you feel it. The safety net you thought you had? It's gone. The job market is volatile. Governments are shaky. Technology is replacing humans faster than policy can keep up. The middle class is evaporating. And the systems we were told to rely on - education, employment, retirement - are no longer built to protect us.
By Randolphe Tanoguem9 months ago in Journal
The Peak Performer's Dilemma
I was talking with a Friend the Other Day. They have been the Number One Producer of Results within their Organization for Two Years Running.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)9 months ago in Journal
Your Password
Introduction This is an article I originally published on my Seven Days In blog in August 2018 about passwords and security. This week Apple TV asked by to sign in on my TV and went along asking for codes sent to my phone and email, then asked me for my birthday, said my details were wrong and gave me no other option to progress. Eventually, after two days of messing about, it let me on again. It doesn't cost me anything, but it is annoying as I am watching "Severance", "Your Friends And Neighbours" and "Bad Sisters".
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 9 months ago in Journal
Pope A Journey of Religious Leadership and Global Influence
In a world divided by politics, conflict, and change, there stands one figure whose presence transcends borders: the Pope—spiritual leader of more than a billion Roman Catholics worldwide. From the grand halls of the Vatican to the humble slums of the developing world, the Pope's influence stretches across continents, faiths, and ideologies.
By Muhammad 9 months ago in Journal
Gandhi: The Iron Lady of India Who Changed a Nation
In the heart of a rising India, where political storms brewed and the soul of a nation was still finding its voice, one woman stepped forward—not as someone seeking power, but as someone called by destiny. Indira Gandhi, born on November 19, 1917, was more than just the daughter of Jawaharlal Nehru. She became one of India’s most powerful and controversial leaders—forever remembered as the “Iron Lady of India.”
By Muhammad 9 months ago in Journal
Do Not Underestimate The Aunties And The Kids
Let us talk about a travel experience unlike any other. Forget luxury coaches quiet cabins or even predictable timings. We are diving headfirst into the glorious exhilarating occasionally baffling world of India’s local trains. It is not mere transport it is a swirling vibrant chaotic spectacle. It is a way of life for millions and once you witness it you understand why people are utterly obsessed.
By Tales by J.J.9 months ago in Journal
Global Economic Developments in May 2025: Navigating Interest Rate Adjustments, Trade Agreements, and Currency Fluctuations
As of May 2025, the global economic landscape is undergoing significant transformations, marked by central bank policy shifts, landmark trade agreements, and notable currency movements. These developments are reshaping international trade dynamics, monetary policies, and financial markets.
By HV9 months ago in Journal
A Rabbi, a Repost, and a Pretendship: How Nuance Got Lost
This morning, I awoke to a series of messages from someone I hadn’t interacted with meaningfully in nearly two decades. The messages were accusatory, labeling me as antisemitic for reposting a video that questioned the ethical implications of a religious figure’s involvement in the adult entertainment industry. The abruptness and severity of the accusation were startling, especially considering our minimal history and their lack of effort to understand my perspective.
By Cadma9 months ago in Journal
Art of War in Action
The recent militant attack on tourists in Kashmir on April 22, 2025, which claimed 26 lives, has reignited tensions between India and Pakistan, pushing their fragile relationship to the brink. India’s response swift, calculated, and diplomatic mirrors the timeless wisdom of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War.
By Tales by J.J.9 months ago in Journal
How dangerous is the Rafale fighter jet?
Recently, the border tension between India and Pakistan has reached a new height. The world is now discussing the war between these two nuclear-powered countries. And when the word war comes up, the issue that comes to everyone's attention is who has more military power. One of the most powerful components of military power is the fighter jet. As it is said today, the side that controls the airspace is the most advanced on the battlefield.
By Antorasin9 months ago in Journal
The Only War Which Gave Best Development to the World
In the chronicles of human innovation, few rivalries have been as electrifying—literally and figuratively—as that of Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison. Their clash was not a war fought with weapons or armies, but with ideas, inventions, and an insatiable drive to power the world. It was a war of vision—one that birthed some of the most transformative technologies of the modern age. Though their methods, motives, and morals were vastly different, both men left behind a legacy that continues to shape our world. If history ever had a war that resulted in immense development rather than destruction, this was it.
By Doctor Strange9 months ago in Journal