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Writing, Growth, and the Long Road to Maturity

Writing, being able to write… Since the invention of writing, humanity has written countless times, produced works, and conveyed thoughts to others. In my view, one of the fundamental elements playing a leading role in human self-development is writing itself. Of course, I say this as an ordinary student who practices it as a hobby. […]

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Mastering Self-Improvement: A Personal Path

A Personal Reflection on Self-Improvement Let me clarify: these are purely my subjective thoughts, with no scientific backing whatsoever. I mention this because some might ask, “Where’s your evidence?” My answer? There isn’t any. This isn’t an article—it’s more of a hybrid between an essay and a candid chat. I want to share my perspective on personal

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Elevator Problem

Puzzles are famous, and all of us have come across them at some point. They are featured in movies, TV shows, and hold a place in popular culture. Some remain unsolved, while others are more ethical dilemmas than true puzzles (like the trolley problem). Similarly, there are unsolved questions in mathematics and physics. When I

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Brave New World:Utopia or Dystopia?

Today, I will talk about Brave New World. It would be a brief review and introduction to this iconic dystopia. Maybe utopia for some. Language and Readability First and foremost, some readers have expressed difficulty understanding the book, particularly its first 60–70 pages—a valid complaint. The book begins with an introduction and a foreword that

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Dunbar Number Matters: The Limit of Meaningful Relationships

In our daily lives, we interact with many people, meet new individuals, or sever our connections. We may like some, dislike others, and outright hate some. However, there is one question we rarely consider while engaging in these actions: How many people are there? How many people can I consider my friends? How many people

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