Looking into the Ġgantija structures in Malta and what exactly it could mean for dating civilizations.

The difference between Africa and America from an African man's eyes. chilling details of the vast minerals being stolen by the west.

Things in this world seem to baffle me. I never know what to expect sometimes. Some things look drab and others pretty, but what's inside that counts. Everything can seem ordinary, yet be so special, so precious. Life is like that. I don't know why, but it's different.

The battle of the friends: a test to see who the real friend is or not. Anyways check this article and write down what you think.

I can't resist cause I know I hate it and love it at the same time. Song references: Daylight - David Kushner Simple Things - Usher Run Run - Indila Stuck Between Two Worlds - ASKYE, Mello Will Pasta - New Rules

A life where no one knows where to go. A life full of joy and sadness. One where the whole world thirsts for something more. Every day is a new season. Every day is something new.

Water and AI don't mix well, damaging the world around us slowly but surely, making people question if we'd still have water in the future.

Fishing! Not everyone likes it nowadays. Which is entirely understandable, given our efforts in conservation and protection of waterways and wetlands. Hey, I'm an environmentalist myself. I get it, but back then in the 80's I was young and living in the country, there wasn't much else to do and we all had so much fun doing it. We were careful and nice enough kids that we took care and put all the fish back and didn't leave any trash ever. I mean, never-ever! I had a couple of experiences on my own that left me all a-tingle. Let's get into it and let's go fishing!

Are you looking to unlock your full potential and tap into your creative side? This stream blends self-improvement with educational content and creative writing to inspire and empower you on your personal growth journey. Whether you’re looking for ways to enhance your mindset, boost productivity, or express yourself through storytelling, you’ve come to the right place.

A poem about losing control, about letting the bad back in, and the consequences of wasted ambition.

I need to start by talking about St. Matthew’s Island. In the 1940s, reindeer were introduced to St. Matthew’s Island as an emergency food source for the people manning the observation station on the island. There was a lot of lichen on the island, the primary food source of reindeer. The humans didn’t stick around long after world war 2, but researchers did check on the reindeer population from time to time. Initially, they were thriving. Their population increased rapidly, and they were healthy. After some time, they had spread across the island in massive numbers. The lichen was getting thin on the ground. By the 1980s, there were no more reindeer on St. Matthew’s Island. They starved to death after eating everything that could sustain them.

I need to start by talking about St. Matthew’s Island. In the 1940s, reindeer were introduced to St. Matthew’s Island as an emergency food source for the people manning the observation station on the island. There was a lot of lichen on the island, the primary food source of reindeer. The humans didn’t stick around long after world war 2, but researchers did check on the reindeer population from time to time. Initially, they were thriving. Their population increased rapidly, and they were healthy. After some time, they had spread across the island in massive numbers. The lichen was getting thin on the ground. By the 1980s, there were no more reindeer on St. Matthew’s Island. They starved to death after eating everything that could sustain them.

In part 3, I talked a little about some horrifying possibilities, and I pointed out that those are part of the best-case scenario. This story is about how you can recognize that the collapse has started and know that it’s time to take action. It’s not a fun read, and if you are looking for something positive, maybe save this for later.

In part 3, I talked a little about some horrifying possibilities, and I pointed out that those are part of the best-case scenario. This story is about how you can recognize that the collapse has started and know that it’s time to take action. It’s not a fun read, and if you are looking for something positive, maybe save this for later.

This part is all about how to survive. The skills I’m going to list are mostly things that are useful no matter what happens, but a lot of them are also way more useful if things fall apart (things are falling apart right now). I’m not going to go too deep into any of them. I have other stories about some of the specifics, and I’m working on more. Some are skills I have, others aren’t, but I recognize the value in them. I have definitely left off a number of skills that will also be useful, but these are just some starter ideas to think about.

This part is all about how to survive. The skills I’m going to list are mostly things that are useful no matter what happens, but a lot of them are also way more useful if things fall apart (things are falling apart right now). I’m not going to go too deep into any of them. I have other stories about some of the specifics, and I’m working on more. Some are skills I have, others aren’t, but I recognize the value in them. I have definitely left off a number of skills that will also be useful, but these are just some starter ideas to think about.

If we can’t actually create an alternative energy source, what does life look like? What kind of places can we live in? There are a bunch of things we need to keep in mind. First, there are places that will be friendlier to humans in the future and places that will be less friendly, and they aren’t necessarily the same places as the ones we are dealing with at the moment. Second, we will be working with less energy, so we have to make an effort to fit in better with the environment, which is going to be changing pretty fast.

If we can’t actually create an alternative energy source, what does life look like? What kind of places can we live in? There are a bunch of things we need to keep in mind. First, there are places that will be friendlier to humans in the future and places that will be less friendly, and they aren’t necessarily the same places as the ones we are dealing with at the moment. Second, we will be working with less energy, so we have to make an effort to fit in better with the environment, which is going to be changing pretty fast.

This is about peak oil, and what led us to it, and what will take the place of oil as we run lower and lower. Technology and Progress Let’s start with technology and why we use it. It’s to take the place of human labour, to allow us to achieve more while working less. Sometimes it’s a very simple tradeoff. A lever, for example. That allows us to be stronger, or rather to exert more force on an object than we could with our muscles alone.

This is about peak oil, and what led us to it, and what will take the place of oil as we run lower and lower. Technology and Progress Let’s start with technology and why we use it. It’s to take the place of human labour, to allow us to achieve more while working less. Sometimes it’s a very simple tradeoff. A lever, for example. That allows us to be stronger, or rather to exert more force on an object than we could with our muscles alone.