humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

Tasuku Honjo: The Japanese Scientist Who Revolutionized Cancer Treatment
Tasuku Honjo: The Japanese Scientist Who Revolutionized Cancer Treatment In the fight against cancer, one name stands out for his groundbreaking contribution to medical science — Dr. Tasuku Honjo, a Japanese immunologist whose discovery changed the course of cancer treatment forever. In 2018, Dr. Honjo was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, alongside American scientist James P. Allison, for their pioneering work on cancer immunotherapy through the inhibition of negative immune regulation. His research not only opened a new era in oncology but also brought renewed hope to millions of patients around the world.
By Khan3 months ago in Journal
What Leaders Completely Fail To Understand About Burnout
Without a Doubt, Burnout is the Largest Problem that Leaders are Facing in Today's World. How Bad is Burnout Impacting the Workplace?
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)3 months ago in Journal
ChatGPT Atlas
The tech world is buzzing with terms like "ChatGPT Atlas," "OpenAI Atlas," and "OpenAI Browser." These aren't official product names yet, but they point to a very real and strategic initiative from the company behind ChatGPT: creating a new AI-powered search engine that could fundamentally change how we find information online.
By KAMRAN AHMAD3 months ago in Journal
Shutdown
Stability. Security. Success. All replaced with uncertainty, fear, and doubt. This must end. At what point do we look beyond the “pissing contest” and recognize that real everyday people are being affected by this?
By Bria B3 months ago in Journal
International Chefs Day 2025 — Cooking for Today, Inspiring for Tomorrow
This year’s International Chefs Day came with a theme that speaks to everyone: “Food Explorers.” An idea that brings us back to the beginning — to the childlike curiosity that first made us fall in love with food.
By Cristian Marino3 months ago in Journal
How to Differentiate Between Normal Worry and Anxiety Disorder
Everyone experiences worry at some point. It’s part of being human, a natural response when something important is at stake. You might worry about finances, a loved one’s health, or how a big decision will turn out. In moderation, worry can be helpful. It keeps you alert, focused, and motivated to find solutions. But when those thoughts become constant, overwhelming, or physically draining, they might signal something more serious: an anxiety disorder.
By File Confirmation Statement3 months ago in Journal
The Day I Lost Everything—And Found the Truth About People
Introduction I still remember the moment when my world shattered into pieces—the day I lost everything I thought defined me. The sky outside was a dull gray, mirroring the storm raging inside my heart. In an instant, the familiar stability of my life slipped through my fingers like grains of sand, leaving me exposed and utterly alone. But amid that crushing loss, something unexpected happened: I discovered the truth about people, about kindness, resilience, and the power of human connection.
By Shamshair Khan Hasan Zai3 months ago in Journal
Earth's Second Moon
For billions of years, Earth has danced alone under the gentle gaze of a single, loyal companion — the Moon. But 2025 changed the rhythm of that cosmic waltz. NASA has just confirmed that Earth, for the first time in living memory, has picked up a second partner in its celestial choreography: a quasi-moon named **2025 PN7**.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun3 months ago in Journal
Everywhere in the UK is terrible according to British people
When you come to the UK, one of the first things you'll notice about the people is that many of us hate living here. Or at least we say we hate living here. You may have seen this without coming over; it's everywhere online.
By The Ordinary Man3 months ago in Journal
The Day I Stopped Asking Why and Started Trusting the Process
There was a time when I woke up every morning with a heaviness I couldn’t name. The same prayer whispered over cold coffee, the same ache in my chest that wouldn’t go away.
By Precious Shoga ~ E.P.G3 months ago in Journal
Top 5 Must See Towns in Michigan!
Looking forward to a little trip up to America's favorite mitten-shaped state? Here's my personal opinion you didn't ask for but I hope you consider.
By Keyda A. 3 months ago in Journal
Was Trump Response To "No King" Marches AI Generated?
Imagine hundreds of threads woven into a grand design, each representing a person, a voice, a belief. Now picture one thread pulling so hard it distorts the weave. That’s the metaphor at the heart of the “No Kings” protests and Donald Trump’s response: one leader straining to dominate, while millions push back, tugging the tapestry toward balance.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun3 months ago in Journal