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Monterey Bay Aquarium
sheepfilms
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JVL
we're not kids anymore.
$LAYYYTER
hello vonnie
cherry valley forever
ellievsbear
Acquired Stardust
JBB: An Artblog!
Origami Around
blake kathryn
Misplaced Lens Cap
pixel skylines
styofa doing anything
Kiana Khansmith
RMH
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I FUCKING LOVE INFORMATION!!! I WANT TO LEARN EVERYTHING AND KNOW EVERYTHING!!!!! I WANT TO UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING ABOUT LIFE, THE UNIVERSE, AND EVERYTHING!!!!!! I AM UTTERLY CONSUMED BY MY THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your 2026 mantra!!!
💪 My Mom Told Me This-
You can’t always be confident when you’re doing something for the first time. But when you do it again and again, you start gaining confidence. So it’s okay to feel nervous or scared before a performance because in the end, you’ll be more confident next time. Just remember, You’re born to shine ✨, don't overthink it.
Regards,
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My 2025 achievements!
Did Paragliding in India.
1st time Banana Boat EXCEPTIONAL.
Won 5 medals and 2 certificates, all related to sports activities.
Visited Tehri, Uttarakhand, India.
Became better at offline socializing by making 5 new friends.
Landed a cartwheel on a beam.
Gave 2 Olympiads IEO and IGKO.
Solo flight to Mumbai, India. (Thrilling)
Learned about Hydroponics to complicated for me.
Completed a mandala art.
And Thank You for reading my achievements what were yours?...
Follow or else be bitten by an tarantula today night.
The person who invented the calendar, how did he knew which day it was?
I dont know.
Follow for more knowledge and curiosity of happening in the world!
😔 In trying to protect yourself from abandonment, you've abandoned yourself first
You built these walls so high, you forgot what it feels like to let someone see over them. You sabotage the good things because they feel too good to be true. The closer someone gets, the louder your instincts scream to push them away. Sometimes you wonder if you're protecting yourself from pain or from love itself. The irony is, in trying to protect yourself from abandonment, you've abandoned yourself first. Your independence isn't a strength you chose – it's armor you forged from disappointment after disappointment. Now you don't know how to take it off, even when you want to. But here's the truth: not everyone who comes close wants to tear down your walls. Some just want to sit with you beside them.
Seeking External Validation is Destructive
Many people seek external approval to confirm the worth of their thoughts, goals or even their very identity, allowing outside influences to dictate how they see themselves. At its core, the illusion of validation is a belief that we are incomplete or unworthy, unless some one else affirms our work. This belief undermines our true power, keeping us bound to a cycle of dependence that leaves us ever more disconnected from our own sense of self. Yet in reality, we are complete, as we are inherently worthy without any need for external validation. When we realize this, we liberate ourselves from the endless chase for approval.
📚 The World's First University: Takshashila's Legacy of Learning
Did You Know? 🌍 The first-ever university in the world was Takshashila (Taxila) University, located in present-day Pakistan. It was established over 2,700 years ago (around 700 BCE) and attracted students from across Asia!
🔹 Subjects Taught: Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Politics, Warfare, Astrology, and even Philosophy. 🔹 Famous Scholars: Chanakya (the great economist and political strategist) and Panini (the father of Sanskrit grammar) studied and taught here! 🔹 Admission Process: Unlike today, there were no formal degrees. Students had to master a subject under the guidance of a guru before they were considered educated.
🎓 Later, other great universities like Nalanda and Vikramshila emerged in ancient India, making it a hub of knowledge and learning centuries before modern universities existed.
🌟 The thirst for knowledge never ends! Keep learning and exploring.
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The darkside of the Social Media platforms
The Attention Economy
Attention is the most valuable currency in today's world.
Companies that can capture attention can make a lot of money.
Social media platforms are designed to be addictive and keep you engaged for as long as possible.
How Social Media Tracks Your Data
Social media platforms collect a lot of data about you, including your likes, dislikes, and browsing habits.
This data is used to target you with advertising.
Social media platforms may also listen to your conversations through your device's microphone (although this is not confirmed).
The Impact of Social Media on Society
Social media can create echo chambers and filter bubbles, where you are only exposed to information that confirms your existing beliefs.
This can lead to polarization and a decline in civil discourse.
Social media can also be addictive and lead to decreased productivity and attention spans.
What You Can Do
Be mindful of how much time you spend on social media.
Be critical of the information you see on social media.
Consider adjusting your privacy settings on social media platforms.
There are extensions and apps available to help you limit your social media usage.
Note-To check if your email address has been compromised, you can visit the website Have I Been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com/
What are Phantom Jams or Ghost traffic jam
When you're stuck in traffic, you might assume there's an accident ahead, but sometimes the backup clears without a crash. So, what happened? Well, anytime one car slows down—perhaps because of an animal crossing the road or another minor event—the driver behind also has to brake, causing the driver behind them to slow down as well. Eventually, someone further down the line may come to a complete stop. When this happens, the cars behind that driver also have to stop, resulting in a traffic jam without an obvious cause.
How to Prevent Phantom Jams While you can’t control every driver’s actions, you can help reduce phantom jams by maintaining a safe following distance and driving smoothly. Avoid sudden braking or erratic lane changes, and be aware of the traffic patterns around you.
How to Deal with a Bad Grade
Your teacher hands you out you test and you realize that you have made a bunch of dumb and silly mistakes so here 's how to deal with it. Once you get home you start something called a mistake journal, you write down every single question you got wrong along with your answer a correct answer and and explanation of why you fumbled. You use a color pen or a highlighter to indicate the difficulty of the question. And before your next exam you flip through the journal, review the hardest questions first and Good luck for your next exam.
Have you ever wondered why a heart looks nothing like an actual heart?. I mean how did we land on this shape?. Well the most likely explanation has to do with this plant. You see back in the day it was used as a certain type of medication. This associated the plant with love. And because the seeds of this plant were easy to depict on a coin the symbol of this 'preventative' love seed started to circulate.
The truth about high heels👠
High heels are typically worn by women but believe it or not they were actually designed for men. You see back in the 16th century high heels were made for Persian soldiers. The heels helped them remain stable while riding horses and later European aristocrats wore them as a status symbol. It wasn't until the 20th century that they regained their popularity with women.
