These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
Kavi had always been a keen observer of human behavior, and during his interactions, he noticed another recurring pattern among some people—a tendency to think behind the times. These individuals clung to methods and ideas that once proved effective, even when they were rooted in negative actions such as war and terrorism. They believed that […]
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Kavi had always been fascinated by the power of words—how a single statement, whether secular or religious, could spark endless debates. He noticed a recurring pattern in human interactions: the failure to see beyond the surface of a statement. Despite every statement having one true meaning, people often misinterpret them based on their own biases
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In a quiet village nestled between towering mountains and sprawling forests, there lived a young woman named Lira. Known for her insatiable curiosity, Lira often found herself wandering the cobbled paths of the village, seeking wisdom from the elders and stories from travelers. Yet, despite her thirst for knowledge, she felt burdened by confusion, as
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In a time long before the world was as we know it, there existed a being named Kahir. Kahir was neither human, machine, nor animal but a formless spirit seeking a purpose. The Creator, watching over the universe, offered Kahir a challenge: “Earn the privilege of becoming human,” the Creator said, “by mastering the triad
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Long ago, in a world not unlike our own, humanity thrived in a vibrant mosaic of ideas, cultures, and perspectives. This diversity was both its greatest strength and its most dangerous flaw. It was said that every idea, every invention, every leap forward was born from a disagreement—a spark that illuminated paths unknown. In the
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Why the Right Premise Matters Once upon a time, in a bustling port town named Rivermarch, there lived a merchant named Alden. Known for his ambition and sharp wit, Alden had a reputation for making swift decisions and seizing opportunities others overlooked. His success was undeniable, yet his confidence sometimes teetered on arrogance. One day,
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Tolerance is not a weakness; it is the bedrock upon which the harmony of human life is built. Just as a sturdy tree bends with the force of the wind yet remains deeply rooted in the earth, so does tolerance enable us to face life’s storms without losing our foundation. It is the quiet strength
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Everything hinges on our mindset. The way we think shapes the landscape of our minds, directing how we perceive and respond to the world. If we shift our thinking, we have the power to turn sorrow into joy, despair into hope, weakness into strength, and helplessness into courage. It’s like adjusting the lens of a
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In a distant land, the nation of Valoria stood proudly on its well-defined borders. For decades, it had maintained peaceful relations with its neighboring countries, abiding by international laws and valuing the principles of sovereignty and mutual respect. Valoria’s people had grown accustomed to a life of security, with their leaders committed to safeguarding their
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Critical Thinking, Justice
A flawed way of thinking arises when an individual takes a single instance and treats it as if it represents the entire reality, leading to the creation of a broad opinion about the subject as a whole. This tendency to make sweeping generalizations is prevalent to such an extent that only a handful of people
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