These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
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
Society is a diverse tapestry, woven from threads of many colors, each representing different kinds of people. Often, the patterns of our lives are stitched not by our own hands, but by the expectations and influences of those around us. The choices we make can feel like leaves carried by the wind, swayed by the
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Human Nature
When you see a blemish on your face, the mirror draws your gaze to it, and you accept its reflection without resistance. In much the same way, a critic serves as an intellectual mirror, revealing imperfections in your thinking. Just as you would address a spot on your face, you should recognize and contemplate the
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Life Challenges
A captivating cinematic 3D render portrays a group of enigmatic puppeteers skillfully controlling strings attached to a multitude of news articles. The puppeteers, cloaked in dark, mysterious attire and wearing wide-brimmed hats that partially obscure their faces, create an air of intrigue. The news articles form a vast, complex web, symbolizing the intricate nature of
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Critical Thinking
In the vast tapestry of existence, there exists a garden, lush and vibrant, where every soul is a delicate flower, each petal representing a choice made in the garden of life. Yet, amidst the beauty, there lies a shadow, a creeping darkness that threatens to consume the very essence of this enchanted place. In this
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Life
The core of any religion is rooted in widespread communication passed down through generations. In Islam, this foundation also extends to consensus-based practices, such as the emulation of Prophet Mohammad’s actions in prayer or preserving the Quran through memorization over time. Thus, there’s no inherent extremism in Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, or other religions. However,
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Religion
The skill to decipher statements and texts accurately, be they religious or secular, varies among individuals owing to diverse perspectives. Despite each statement or religious text having a singular intended meaning, individuals possess the freedom to perceive it rightly or wrongly, contingent upon their ability to grasp it. In the realm of critical thinking, the
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Critical Thinking
In the grand tapestry of existence, nothing manifests in its final form; every element undergoes a transformative journey. Trees don’t materialize fully grown before our eyes, and we don’t find pre-packaged blood in the market. Even the nourishing elixir of milk doesn’t magically appear; it is the result of a natural process where a humble
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Peace
Self-knowledge is the beginning of self-improvement. It can be likened to embarking on a journey through the intricate landscapes of one’s own mind and emotions. Imagine the mind as a vast, uncharted territory, filled with valleys of hidden fears, peaks of untapped potential, and rivers of past experiences winding through the subconscious. In this metaphorical
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Self
In the crowded confines of a transatlantic flight from New York City to Atlanta, the destinies of two passengers collided: 70-year-old Mike, battling diabetes and high blood pressure, and the astute business consultant Ed, a seasoned problem solver in his late 40s. As Mike reached for his blood pressure medication mid-flight, the journey took an
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Critical Thinking