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Path to Oblivion
Intro by Luna Park “Diary Entrance 100, We all knew that one day humans, we, would find a path but not for the best, rather to oblivion. We would fight each other until the last and there is no glory in it. And the best part of all, is that we are so blind by all the things we became, in it including all the words in all the languages of men to describe all the bad behaviours and things that humanity could ever do, all came true. We are not in the movies anymore. This is the truth. All the craziness of nuclear weapons happened. So, here is presented the path to oblivion. Only a few survived. And no, we did not go to Mars nor another planet. We got got stuck here on Earth. Apocalypse is not a theme anymore, but pain still is. I suffer every day by the effects of radiation. Al science and their creators of what some call the dark magic. Stupid, I know. I don’t believe in it. We all lost the belief in Christmas or any Mambo Jambo of the past. Capitalism died just there when it was it’s time, as the things named with ism.
By Antonio Madrugada2 years ago in Writers
The Philippines: Your Ultimate Destination for Outsourcing and Offshoring Success.
In recent years, the Philippines has emerged as a global leader in outsourcing and offshoring, attracting businesses worldwide. With its skilled workforce, cost-effective solutions, and a business-friendly environment, the archipelago has become a top choice for companies seeking to enhance efficiency and competitiveness. This article explores why the Philippines is the best destination for outsourcing and offshoring your business.
By BizWorldOnline2 years ago in Writers
Malware Awareness. Content Warning.
What is Malware: In the ever-changing world of cyber threats, malware remains a constant, albeit evolving, concern. As technology advances, so do the methods of attack, with cybercriminals continually developing more sophisticated ways to infiltrate systems. A significant area of vulnerability in recent times has been WordPress, a popular content management system (CMS) that powers a significant portion of the web.
By Julker Naeen2 years ago in Writers
Self-Censorship...
Self-Censorship And The Striving For Authenticity What a title huh! I'm YonathanJ, author, poet and creative writer. Indulge me in a topic that isn't talked about enough, amidst the seas of writing advice that floods online discourse.
By YonathanJ2 years ago in Writers
Exploring the Different Types of Down Jacket Women
A down jacket is a crucial piece of gear for any winter adventure. Learn more about different insulated jacket options and how to choose the best one for you in our down jacket guide.
By Rizwan Raja2 years ago in Writers
President of State
Introduction With the upcoming presidential election grabbing headlines, it's like the hottest show in town. Everyone's talking about it, and there's a lot of excitement in the air. They're encouraging us to go out and vote, which is pretty cool because it's our chance to have a say, right?
By Amira2 years ago in Writers
In My Mind ~ Surviving with ADHD
There are so many misconceptions of ADHD no one takes it seriously. It's so simpler to Autism it should be in the spectrum. I don't share this because I'm always afraid I'm won't be treated equally to my peers, or co-workers. On job applications I have checked off I don't wish to say when it comes to the disability part. I hate the word disability, so much so it's close to loath. It's like it's inviting me to be mistreated or bullied.
By Emily Radford(Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Writers
Why Writers Need To Have a Social Media Presence
In today's digital age - everything is online and in our hands. Everything from grocery shopping to dating is done through the power of our phones and many of the decisions we make in our daily lives are directly linked to the advertisements and posts we see and interact with online.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Storm In A Magic Teapot
Introduction This is for the first part of Gary Ragnarsson's Challenge that you can read here, the Storm In A Teapot one
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
I Don't Set Goals, I Make Plans
I don’t usually set goals. Goals can be missed, that’s why I have switched to selecting targets. Targets are things that cannot be missed. Or if they are missed, you are forced to ask the question of why you missed, how far off target you were, and what you can do to not miss the target again. This change in mindset is why I have switched to making plans. I realize that all may sound pretentious. However, this outlook has come from experience. It comes from what I learned both from playing sports and when I worked in sales. This mindset has taken over many aspects of my life. To the point that now when someone asks me about goals, I avoid using that word to describe something in the future. Looking at my life over the last few years, the occasions when I do use it is in the past tense. And most often my use of goal is to communicate what I did in simplest terms, as targets or plans can carry negative undertones. This is more due to the limitations of our language, and word association.
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Writers
I'm Tired of People Telling Me I Need to Get a Real Job- Yes Mom This One Is For You
The day I told my parents I was changing my major from Biology to Undeclared - they understood. I was in my second year of college and I was unhappy with the direction my classes were taking and I didn't see a career path that I was going to be happy with at the end of my education.
By Elise L. Blake2 years ago in Writers
Grammarly Isn't The Only Free Editor
Listen, before anyone comes at me for making this thread, I didn't go to school to learn how to write. I took the necessary English classes needed for my degree, and that's it.
By B2 years ago in Writers