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THE HOUSE THAT LEARNED YOUR NAME
Not in the way homes wait—patient, empty, harmless. This one waited like a mouth. It stood at the edge of the cliff road, where fog curled up from the sea like breath from something sleeping. The windows were dark, but not blind. They watched her as she stepped out of the taxi, suitcase in hand, heart heavier than it should have been for someone only twenty-six.
By Ghalib Khanabout 21 hours ago in Confessions
No Evidence Found to Support US Claim of Undisclosed Chinese Nuclear Test. AI-Generated.
Article (1234 words) Claims by the United States that China may have conducted an undisclosed nuclear-related test have drawn significant attention from international observers. However, independent experts and global monitoring agencies say there is currently no public evidence to support the allegation. The situation has underscored ongoing challenges in managing nuclear transparency and trust between major powers.
By Saad about 23 hours ago in FYI
Brad Anorld . AI-Generated.
Brad Arnold, the soul-stirring voice behind one of rock's most enduring eras, carried a quiet genius that turned teenage daydreams into anthems millions still sing along to.
By creatorabout 23 hours ago in Art
Mamdani Signs Executive Order Aimed at Protecting New Yorkers’ Rights. AI-Generated.
New York State Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani has signed an executive order aimed at strengthening protections for New Yorkers amid growing concerns over civil rights, government accountability, and access to public services. The order, announced during a public briefing, outlines measures intended to safeguard residents regardless of background or status and clarifies the role of city agencies in enforcing local policy.
By Saad about 23 hours ago in FYI
Ukraine War Update: Zelensky Says Conflict Could End by June 2026 as US Pressure Grows. AI-Generated.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has suggested that the ongoing war with Russia could reach an end by June 2026, pointing to increasing diplomatic pressure from the United States to define a realistic peace timeline. His remarks come as intense fighting continues across Ukraine, highlighting the sharp contrast between high-level diplomacy and the daily human cost of the conflict.
By Adil Ali Khanabout 24 hours ago in FYI
What Does an Interior Designer Do? Roles, Skills, and Services Explained
Interior design is much more than selecting furniture or choosing paint colors. An interior designer is a trained professional who plans, researches, coordinates, and manages interior spaces to make them functional, safe, and visually appealing. Whether designing homes, offices, restaurants, or retail spaces, interior designers play a key role in transforming ideas into well-organized environments that improve daily living and productivity.
By Masudul Herryabout 24 hours ago in Art
Minnesota Protests and Boycotts Grow After Fatal ICE Shooting and Enforcement Operations. AI-Generated.
Recent federal immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota have prompted widespread public attention, legal challenges, protests, and a range of community responses, including boycotts of corporate services. The focus of the attention includes the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis resident by an agent of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and broader concerns about immigration raids and law enforcement conduct.
By Saad about 24 hours ago in FYI
Claus D. Volko on Symbiont Conversion Theory: Reprogramming Bacteria and Tumors to Counter Antimicrobial Resistance
Claus D. Volko, M.D. (born 1983) is an Austrian software engineer and medical scientist in Vienna. He holds degrees in medicine (M.D.), medical informatics (B.Sc.) and computational intelligence (M.Sc.). In the demoscene he is known as “Adok” and served as main editor of the electronic magazine Hugi. Volko formulated Symbiont Conversion Theory in 2018. He founded and leads the Prudentia High IQ Society, and joined Mensa in 2002. In 2018 he published “Volko Personality Patterns,” a Jungian-inspired extension of MBTI typology. In 2025 he posted “Reprogramming Bacteria for Symbiont Conversion: A Review” on Prudentia’s blog, and maintains Prudentia’s journal and blog.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsenabout 24 hours ago in Interview