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"The Road Not Taken" is a poem by Robert Frost that argues for the importance of our choices, both big and small, since they shape our journey through life. The poem depicts the agony of decision making and the rewards of forging your own path. T

Hello mates! We all learnt about the Silk Road in our school, didn't we? But let's talk about the same Silk Road with a different face, let's talk about the dark web which was used to trade drugs, organs, arms and much more stuff! (the story is big,

Just a thought: The side line on the post is taking a lot of space conside removing it.

hyy there ..i have a idea and i believe it will work its not only about a thought its my dream to make it true... this idea is related to road accidents to so that the person can get treatment with our technology with just a we can minimize the death

Tourist in Karnataka thought he’d get the perfect elephant photo on the road… The elephant thought, ‘Oh, you want a close-up? How about this!’ 🐘💥 Moral: On Indian roads, elephants don’t pose they photobomb… and sometimes they drop the mic (and you)

AI is taking over so many things but we arent aware of that, the taking away in this contest is about taking away procrastination, making us productive reducing mistake and make our life easy When the computers came in 1970s & 80s people thought th

Morning plan: Less time debating the 'perfect' strategy, more time taking the next actionable step. Momentum follows motion. Let's move! 🚀

JOY IN MOTION In every step, a story's told Of a soul that's alive, and a heart that's bold The rhythm of our footsteps, echoes through the air A symphony of joy, that's beyond compare The soul's signature, a unique design A dance of delight, that'

"It's Not About Who Wants You" In the game of love, where hearts are on the line It's not about who wants you, with a fleeting Valentine It's about who chooses you, day after day Through life's ups and downs, in every single way It's the one who wa

asking “was this made by ai?” will soon sound like asking “did you use a pen or pencil to write this poem?” no one cares how it was made— they care if it hits. in the 2000s, we flexed DSLRs. in the 2010s, it was editing software. in the 2020s, it’