Stream of Consciousness

Mysterious people with "superhuman memory", only 100-200 people in the world
Remember everything Emily Nash, a person with "superhuman memory" syndrome, has just been discovered Emily Nash (18 years old) from Ottawa, Canada has just been recognized as one of the youngest people in the world with super memory, also known as "superhuman memory syndrome" (HSAM). Emily is the first recorded Canadian to own HSAM.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Humans
You STILL SUCK at Forgiving
Let's set the record straight once and for all. Gloves are off; here's the formula: ON APOLOGIES We've all been wronged just as we have wronged others.
By The Rogue Scribe2 years ago in Humans
“Does Happiness Truly Make You Happy?” . AI-Generated.
In a world where happiness is hailed as the ultimate goal, we find ourselves trapped in a paradoxical spiral of misery. Despite our nation's very foundation being built upon the right to pursue happiness, and the incessant urging from the 'wine mom brigades' to live, laugh, and love, people are sinking deeper into despair with each passing day.
By Wali Ahmed Khan2 years ago in Humans
The Significance of Memorial Day
On a quiet Memorial Day morning in the small town of Cedar Ridge, the air was thick with the weight of remembrance and gratitude. American flags lined the main street, each fluttering gently in the breeze, symbolizing the collective memory of a community that had given so much. Among the residents, one family’s story stood out, a poignant testament to the true meaning of the day.
By Elias Osaghae2 years ago in Humans
New "unbelievable" facts discovered about death
1. Decomposing corpses actually smell quite... sweet As everyone knows, human and animal meat during the decomposition process will emit a foul odor, which is very difficult to smell.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Humans
10 strange things that cannot be explained by science
1. Soul and body Medicine is beginning to understand the ways in which the mind influences the body. The placebo effect (virtual therapy, in which patients are given fake drugs) proves that people can always reduce their symptoms or pain by believing in the effectiveness of the treatment. whether this treatment is truly effective or not. However, this is only a very small first step in understanding the process between the soul and the body, the body's ability to heal itself is much more surprising than what modern medicine can do. create.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Humans
"Unveiling the Complexity of Sexual Desire: Beyond Surface Understanding". AI-Generated.
When we talk about being turned on, it's often portrayed as this easy, automatic thing, especially when you're young. But in reality, sexual desire is far from simple. It's not just about feeling a physical urge; it involves both your body and mind. And yeah, we're talking about sex, but before you think it's just about getting frisky, it's important to understand that sexual desire is actually a key part of our physical and mental health. Despite this, it's often seen as a taboo topic, which means a lot of important issues get ignored.
By Wali Ahmed Khan2 years ago in Humans
"GHOST ADVENTURES". Content Warning.
I have experienced these multiple dreams at 3am forever. The 3am is a regular occurrence. This time I included my spirit 'buddies with conversation and photos taken in professional apps on my cell. There is an old saying in the ghost adventures world, the spirits are alive at 3am. This is my 3am story; a true Syfy ghost story with dangling conversations after awakening at 3am.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 2 years ago in Humans
Understanding Soul Groups and Relationships. AI-Generated.
In our journey through life, we often encounter concepts like soulmates, twin souls, and soul groups. These notions can seem abstract, but they hold profound significance in shaping our experiences and relationships.
By THECONNECTIONCOMPASS2 years ago in Humans
"The Therapy"
I sat nervously in the waiting room, flipping through a worn copy of People magazine. I had been dreading this moment for weeks, but I knew I needed help. My anxiety had been spiraling out of control, and I couldn't shake the feeling of impending doom that followed me everywhere.
By Abbas2 years ago in Humans
Being The 'What'
In the silence of a day off, I wondered to myself: What do you look up to? I learned young that it was less the question of “who” one looked up to that mattered.
By Lark Hanshan2 years ago in Humans
Is there anything I am a snob about?
Me; a snob? Never! I wouldn't call myself a snob; I am more opinionated than snobbish. I am a strong-willed female who likes to have my voice heard. I respect if someone doesn’t agree with my opinions, just that I want the chance to be listened to. I also like putting in my two cents to conversations. Speaking of my two cents, I am going to unleash my most snobbish opinions.
By Victoria Ward2 years ago in Humans