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The Courage to Let It In: A New Paradigm for Emotional Healing
Introduction: The Myth of “Letting It Go” For years, popular culture has repeated a simple mantra whenever someone is hurting: “Just let it go.” It’s offered as a cure‑all, a spiritual shortcut, a quick emotional detox. But for many people, this advice doesn’t heal — it harms. It pressures the wounded to rush their process, bypass their truth, and pretend they’re “over it” long before their hearts have even begun to understand what happened.
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior18 days ago in Humans
We All Must Go
My heart is heavy, but I cannot cry. And though I know we all must die; I still find myself asking why. Life comes and life goes, death comes for us all young and old. It doesn't matter who you are, rich, poor, healthy, or not, we all must go; no need for shock
By Ametress Belton18 days ago in Poets
AI Is Not the Threat Human Ignorance Is
In an era where artificial intelligence permeates every facet of our lives from personalized recommendations on streaming services to autonomous vehicles navigating city streets the narrative surrounding AI often veers into dystopian territory. Films like The Terminator and Ex Machina have ingrained in our collective consciousness the idea of machines rising against humanity, sparking fears of job loss, privacy erosion, and even existential threats. Yet, as we stand on the precipice of unprecedented technological advancement, it's crucial to shift our focus. AI itself is not the harbinger of doom; rather, it's human ignorance our misunderstandings, biases, and reluctance to adapt that poses the gravest risk. This article delves into why ignorance amplifies AI's potential pitfalls, explores real-world examples, and outlines pathways to harness AI's power responsibly, turning fear into informed empowerment.
By Arjun. S. Gaikwad18 days ago in Futurism
Transmission Slipping? Save Thousands with These Checks
When a vehicle struggles to maintain the correct gear, it often feels unpredictable and uncomfortable to drive. This behavior, commonly described as transmission slipping, can make acceleration feel uneven or delayed. Many drivers assume this is a temporary glitch or normal wear, but it is usually a sign that internal components are working beyond normal limits. Ignoring these early signals can allow small issues to grow into major mechanical failures that are far more expensive to resolve.
By Austin Peck18 days ago in Wheel
