I'm sure everyone has witnessed the increase in homelessness over the last several years. So what's been done about it? Not enough. Homeless encampments continue popping up around the country, at the risk of getting shut down by police or other officials . Exactly what is being done to help these folks? Homelessness is something that can happen to any one of us, with a simple change of circumstance.

The future isn’t coming—it’s already here. AI is powerful, but humans are wiser. Young innovators can shape a world where technology serves humanity, not the other way around. Subscribe to see how AI and human creativity collide.

AI can accelerate learning, spark new ideas, and unlock potential faster than ever. But over-reliance can dull thinking. The key? Use AI to enhance your mind, not replace it. The smartest creators aren’t the ones with the tools — they’re the ones who know how to use them.

Part 2 Creativity beats AI — for now AI isn’t the future — it’s now. It creates, learns, and grows alongside us. Young people are using it to dream bigger, build faster, and explore new worlds. But will you control AI, or let it control you? The choice will shape the next generation.

From classrooms to studios, AI tools are helping young people dream bigger, build faster, and explore possibilities that were once impossible. It’s not just about coding or designing; AI touches creativity, problem-solving, and decision-making at every level. But here’s the critical question: will you control AI, or will AI control you? The choices made today by the next generation will define industries, education, and even society itself. Understanding AI now means you don’t just react to the future — you shape it with purpose. AI is powerful, but it only amplifies what humans already bring to the table: vision, intuition, and imagination. Subscribe and follow this journey to see how the young generation is using AI to redefine the world.

In MT there are riots everyday about ICE and how unfair Trump's bill is. I want to encourage debate and conversation, so I decided to write about it...

I’m not an economist but reflecting on the recent financial fluctuations and general state of affairs, I believe there is a vital element the experts have overlooked. Marbles.

Hello there people. my name is Cohen nelson as told in the title and this is my life! Whoop. really fun old life ha ha. But anyways in this "Stream" or like how I call it "Stupid note writing" I'll be writing about my life. And what I'm up to 24/7. So I haven't been up to much in a while just really waking up eating some food and playing games with the boys. Sometimes we actually get off our asses and go outside and do stuff but that's usually very boring lol. but I might do another episode or writing script because this shi boring as hellllll so if y'all want another one just write in the bio or sum ion even know we will see.

How come people with all types of degrees are having the hardest times finding their career job. You get an associates they want you to get a bachelors. You then are told to get your masters and still no luck. Now you are in debt from the money you have to pay back in student loans.

WE EVERYDAY FIND STOCKS WITH CHANCE OF BOOMING IN A FEW DAYS OR MONTHS AND WE HAVE A HIGH SUCESS RATIO SO CHECK IT OUT

A practical guide for teens and young adults to turn skills and hobbies into income—online and offline. Making money isn’t just for adults with full time jobs—and you don’t need a fancy degree or tons of experience to start. Whether you’re in middle school, high school, or just getting started in the real world, there are countless creative, safe, and smart ways to earn your own income! From offering services in your neighborhood to turning your hobbies into side hustles, this guide breaks down realistic, age-appropriate ways for young people to make money and build financial confidence early in life. You’ll learn how to identify your strengths, create opportunities, and manage what you earn so you’re not just making money—you’re learning valuable life skills along the way. Whether your goal is to save for something big, help your family, or just gain independence, this guide is your starting point for turning motivation into money.

it is just as common to see a Boomer repeating the same old cliche: “Pull up your bootstraps! Stand up straight! Go to a restaurant and hand in an application!” But in our day and age, one must ask, is this reasonable? And does this do the job for today’s generation?

the daily struggle we deal with with other's beings so judgemental and the way that society is in they days

Why Perception Can Differ** 1. **Biological Differences:** - Not everyone’s eyes work the same way. For example: - People with **color blindness** might not see certain colors at all.

Why not invest in Human Will? How poverty affects the human will and overall hindering human potential.

If law is reason, then let it see, The human cost of this agony. Not just logic—compassion must rise, To mend the broken and hear our cries.

A bold vision for the South: Uniting states to attract investment, modernize industries, and drive growth to become America's next economic powerhouse.

In this note I will discuss the mole people of Las Vegas. I will give my take on the matter and what i would say the government of Las Vegas could do to better their peoples safety and wellbeing.

Good Day Mate. Welcome to Brain Feed. I am a freelance writer, and will be putting up my short stories on this feed.

I know I eat out too much. I tell myself I’ll cook more, but when groceries cost just as much (if not more) than fast food, what’s the point? A few years ago, cooking at home was the smart financial move. Now? A bag of groceries can cost as much as a couple of takeout meals, and I still have to waste my time cooking and cleaning. Fast food isn’t just a convenience anymore—it’s survival. It’s not my fault, and it’s not just laziness. The economy set this trap: high grocery prices, rising rent, and a system that pushes people to work longer hours, leaving little time or energy to meal prep. They tell us to "just cook at home," but then make basic ingredients unaffordable and give us zero time to cook. It’s not a bad habit—it’s an economic necessity. But that doesn’t mean I don’t feel guilty. I know eating out drains my wallet, but I also know I’m stuck. It’s a cycle, and until things change, I’m just another victim of it.