The Room with Jey Geethan

Our life is has different realities, but with different sides. Or in our traditions or families are different, but our life will never be different cause it will stay the same. Angela Martinez is 16 years old today and a senior high schooler she is the girl that has dreams but can't make it through reality, she is lazy, not smart, ugly, and chubby and she try's to change herself into a perfect person, but she can't cause it's hard to change it. Like our life right now. Angela experience...

                                                                    “We see the world not as it is, but as we are.”                                                              — Anaïs Nin                                                                THE WORLD ACCORDING TO HUMANS:                                   LIFE INSIDE THE PRISON OF BELIEFS — A REALITY CHECK                                                                     By Daniel Walker   ·      The Razor’s Edge of Existence:...

The piece offers a reflective and interdisciplinary exploration of how human beings construct belief systems—scientific, ideological, and religious—to create a sense of certainty within a reality that remains complex, evolving, and ultimately resistant to definitive closure. The essay examines how these frameworks, while intellectually necessary and culturally transformative, can become limiting when confused with reality itself. It calls for epistemic humility and a renewed openness to...

Imagine a city that never sleeps, where highways carry messages at lightning speed, factories produce energy non-stop, and security guards protect every corner. That city is your body — a living masterpiece of anatomy. Your heart is the engine, tirelessly pumping blood through a network of roads called blood vessels. Every beat sends oxygen and nutrients to every cell, keeping you alive and alert. Your lungs are the air purifiers, taking in life-giving oxygen and releasing waste carbon...

"Far in the northern part of the world lived people who wanted to make their own clothes but lacked the idea. Meanwhile, people in the west had the idea but lacked materials. Another group in the east had both materials and the idea but struggled with measurements. Luckily, the people from the south knew measurements like the back of their hand. As years went by, their passion for making clothes began to blown away by each passing breeze One day, an old man from the north said,...