Critique

The Old Man and the Elephant. AI-Generated.
One dusty afternoon, an old man named Salem hobbled along a narrow desert path, leaning on his cane. His weathered face told stories of a long life. Suddenly, a massive elephant lumbered toward him, its trunk swaying gently. Salem froze, heart racing, as the beast’s shadow loomed large.
By Omar Mohammed 7 months ago in Art
The Great Cheese Heist. AI-Generated.
Once upon a time, in a creaky old house, lived Mrs. Marge, a feisty 80-year-old with a sharp tongue and a sharper broom. Her arch-nemesis? A cheeky mouse named Squeaky, who had a knack for stealing her precious cheese.
By Omar Mohammed 7 months ago in Art
🕳 Top 10 Everyday Glitches That Make You Question Reality
We’ve all had them. A second that skips. A light that flickers, just once, at the perfect (or wrong) time. A face you recognize but shouldn’t.
By Yokai Circle7 months ago in Art
🫧 Top 10 Emotions That Don’t Exist (Yet)
There are things you’ve felt that no language can describe. Tiny aches. Weird joys. Flickers of thought that vanish before they form.
By The Yume Collective7 months ago in Art
Dalpy-Coin, at the Heart of a Conspiracy?”… A Single Thumbnail Shakes the Crypto Scene as Investors Swing Between Panic and Greed. AI-Generated.
Last week, a single thumbnail sent shockwaves through the crypto community and remains at the center of heated debate. The protagonist is none other than Dalpy—a character famous for its cute but perpetually blank and indifferent expression. Now, Dalpy is rapidly becoming a symbol of crypto-world mysteries and conspiracy theories.
By Yonas7 months ago in Art
Naming, Framing, Blaming
Society is the living laboratory of the social scientist. It is a dynamic space where hypotheses are conceived, behaviors observed, and the complex interplay between individuals, systems, and ideologies witnessed and examined. The canvas is vast and ever-evolving, yet in order to capture the nuances of human behavior, systems, attitudes, and experiences that shape our collective consciousness, and as someone grounded in the discipline of linguistics, I place language at the center of my inquiries. In a globalized world fractured by terrorism, extremism, and growing intolerance, it becomes imperative to examine how language contributes to or exacerbates human suffering. Words do more than reflect reality; they shape and construct it. A single phrase can carry ideological weight, influence public perception, and reinforce long-standing inequalities. Take, for example, the phrase “Muslim terrorist.” This label doesn’t just describe an act of violence; it implicitly ties that act to an individual’s deepest identity – their religion – thus vilifying an entire community based on the actions of a few.
By Laiba Gul7 months ago in Art
🏚 Ghost Architecture: Designing Spaces That Remember You
Some spaces don’t forget you. You step into them, and they’ve already memorized the weight of your breath. These are places that echo back.
By Yokai Circle7 months ago in Art
🕳️ Top 10 Moments That Felt Like Glitches in Reality
We all know the feeling. You’re standing somewhere ordinary — but something feels off. Time bends. Sound warps. Your chest tightens for no reason.
By The Yume Collective7 months ago in Art
The Golden Apple Quest. AI-Generated.
In a small village, friends Omar, Layla, Sami, and Noor eyed the tallest apple tree in Mr. Khalid’s orchard. Its top held the legendary golden apple, said to be the sweetest. “First to grab it wins!” Omar challenged. Layla smirked, ready to climb, while Sami hesitated, fearing a fall or Mr. Khalid’s wrath. Noor just laughed. “Let’s go!”
By Omar Mohammed 7 months ago in Art
The Great Fruit Quest. AI-Generated.
In the heart of the Whispering Forest, where sunlight danced through emerald leaves, a clever monkey named Milo hatched a plan. The juiciest mangoes grew on the tallest tree, guarded by a grumpy old hawk named Horus. Milo, with his best friends—Lila the parrot and Tiko the tortoise—set out on a daring adventure to claim the prize.
By Omar Mohammed 7 months ago in Art
The Clockmaker's Secret
In the quiet village of Windmere, nestled between green hills and silver lakes, there lived an old clockmaker named Elias Greaves. His shop sat at the corner of the cobbled main street, filled with the soft ticking of countless timepieces, from tiny pocket watches to grand floor clocks that boomed on the hour.
By Hamdan Khan7 months ago in Art
🫧 Dissociative Landscapes: Music for Leaving the Body
Some music isn't made for dancing, focus, or relaxation. Some music is made for leaving. Not physically. Not even fully spiritually. But emotionally, perceptually—for the moments when your mind drifts from your skin and your sense of “I” becomes a fog, suspended in sound.
By Yokai Circle7 months ago in Art