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Reincarnation:What is the most terrifying theory known to humankind? This is a beautifully crafted, fear-inducing narrative that prompts deep reflection. It is, by far, the most unique interpretation of the cosmos and human existence that I have encountered. Egg: You met your demise on the way home. It was a fatal car accident. While nothing stood out as particularly noteworthy, its consequences were dire. You left behind a wife and two children. The passing was painless. Despite the paramedics’ best efforts, it was futile. Your body lay shattered, and believe me, you were in a better state than when alive. And so, our paths crossed. “What… what happened?” you inquired. […]

In the bygone era when India was still a colony of the British Empire, Srinagar resounded with the names of British aristocrats seeking respite, and even today, among the Kashmiris, it is often referred to as the paradise within India. Even after India gained independence from Britain in 1947, until the 1980s, tourists from various countries frequented this summer retreat, earning it the title of “Switzerland of the East.” However, as the separatist movement in Kashmir intensified in the 1990s, accompanied by incursions from pro-independence factions from Pakistan, the security situation in Srinagar deteriorated. Consequently, the influx of foreign tourists naturally dwindled. This state of affairs persisted until the early […]

Pets also have their final wishes. Veterinarians who euthanize elderly or sick animals are aware of this. Twitter user Jesse Dietrich asked a veterinarian, “What’s the hardest part of your job?” The vet replied, “The hardest part is seeing elderly or sick animals searching for their owners before being euthanized.” In fact, 90% of owners don’t want to be in the same room as their dying pets. People avoid being present when their pets pass away. However, they don’t realize that pets truly need them in their last moments. Staff at Hillcrest Animal Hospital in South Africa are urging all pet owners. Vets are urging owners to stay by their […]

In the village of Puga on the Chantan Plateau, which rises above 4,000 meters, there lies a small village known as Puga Village. The oxygen in this village is about half that of the ground level. The vast plateau of Central Asia stretches endlessly, the sky is infinitely clear, and the village seems infinitely close to heaven. Here, amidst numerous sheep and goats, there exists a nomadic ethnic group tending to a large subspecies of cattle called yaks, with long fur and immense bodies, wandering the Chantan Plateau. They seek pasture for their livestock and move across the vast highlands with tents called gers, nomadically wandering with their herds. Once […]

“Initially you’re overwhelmed. But gradually you realize it’s like a wave. Resist, and you’ll be knocked over. Dive into it, and you’ll swim out the other side.” “Everything will be all right in the end… if it’s not all right then it’s not yet the end.” In the film ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,’ amidst the dust and bustle of Jaipur, India, there’s a scene that paints India as follows: “Initially, India overwhelms. But gradually, it feels like a vast wave. Resist it, and you’ll be quickly brought down. At such times, dive into it. Eventually, you’ll reach the other shore.” Also, in the movie ‘3 Idiots,’ the phrase “All […]

“What could be the cruel truth of life that must be told? Bicycles are the ultimate evil.” The CEO of Euro Exim Bank Limited shocked economists with these words: “Bicycles are a scourge on a nation’s economy. People who ride bicycles don’t buy cars or take loans to buy bicycles. They don’t pay insurance. They don’t buy fuel, nor do they pay for maintenance or necessary repairs. They don’t use paid parking lots. They don’t cause major accidents. Multi-lane roads are unnecessary. They don’t gain weight. Furthermore, healthy individuals are a negative, not a benefit, to the economy. Healthy people don’t buy medicine. They don’t go to hospitals or doctors. […]

Relationships: Regrettably, I’ve come to realize this far too late. I deeply regret not noticing this sooner and wish I had. 1. People come and go In the past, there were times when I prioritized friends over family. I believed in trusting friends and cherishing friendship, but that was a grave misconception. Only family remains steadfastly loyal, assuming one is fortunate and their family remains intact. Therefore, I desire to behave normally and maintain a moderate distance. 2. Others truly don’t care about you I used to overthink how people perceived me, but in reality, they didn’t care much. Everyone is self-centered and self-absorbed. It’s natural. So, what you want […]

Who are you, really? In the realm of psychology, there exists a test that is as simple as it is chilling. You must do it for yourself, and only you will know the results. All you need is a little courage, some paper, a pen, and thirty minutes of quiet. It’s called the “20 Questions,” and it goes like this. First, write at the top of the paper, “Who am I?” and then write your answer. Next, ask the second question, “Who am I?” and write another answer. Then move to the third “Who am I?” and its response. Repeat this process twenty times. The only rule is that each […]

Do you think it’s too late to give up on something? I started studying English at the age of 44. At 49, I founded a pantomime group. I joined a gym for the first time at 50. At 57, I performed dance on stage and created a unique art called “living sculpture.” After turning 70, I began seriously training my body. At 79, I received my first award. Now at 80, I still have projects. What I’m fighting for are my DREAMS. Consider carefully, as thinking it’s too late might just be an excuse to do nothing, avoid taking responsibility for your life, and maintain the same level of self. […]

Why Did Ancient Romans Craft Amphorae with Pointed Bottoms for Liquid Transport? It was a grand and highly efficient design. Amphorae were primarily used for transporting liquids. Being pottery, they were prone to damage and cracking if handled roughly. Bottles with flat bottoms have a rim where the bottom meets the wall. This rim is a weak point that easily breaks upon impact. Many bottles were shattered before carriers noticed. However, bottles with narrow, thick, and sturdy bottoms proved to be less prone to damage. The long double handles allowed carriers to easily pass the load from hand to hand when loading onto ships. They also served as attachment points […]