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I feel like I have nothing important to share with you. Whatever I write about, someone knows more about it than I do, someone would come up with a better analogy to explain it, and someone would write about it better than I ever could. So what is the point?
Seasonal depression, or SAD: a disorder so common we seem to forget to treat it. But what are the actual causes of it? How can we make the cold and gloomy months more bearable? Take a look at our latest article, tackling this all-too-common struggle with the body’s natural response to the chilly, grey weather of the winter months.
By Eimantas Petraitis In a world driven by technology, we use computer software every day, but we rarely ask ourselves where all that software comes from… As many will know, software is developed by programmers and developers. That is the case for operating systems, applications, video games, etc. For every program, someone has spent their…
You’ve known about your chemistry test for a week already. Yet here you are, the night before, cursing, because it’s already late, and you should sleep. But up until now, you haven’t managed to get off your phone… The subject is not making any sense at all now, but you don’t want to give up and fail the test!
The painfully common struggle of procrastination: how does one escape it? Find some tips in our latest article…
North Korea: a country so isolated we barely know anything about it. Contrary to popular belief, it is actually possible to visit North Korea as a tourist! Whether you want to make a visit or not, Hanna Petöcz’s article teaches you about various systems and regulations in place in this authoritarian country, as well as information to keep in mind in case you do ever plan a visit.
I feel like I have nothing important to share with you. Whatever I write about, someone knows more about it than I do, someone would come up with a better analogy to explain it, and someone would write about it better than I ever could. So what is the point?
Seasonal depression, or SAD: a disorder so common we seem to forget to treat it. But what are the actual causes of it? How can we make the cold and gloomy months more bearable? Take a look at our latest article, tackling this all-too-common struggle with the body’s natural response to the chilly, grey weather of the winter months.
By Eimantas Petraitis In a world driven by technology, we use computer software every day, but we rarely ask ourselves where all that software comes from… As many will know, software is developed by programmers and developers. That is the case for operating systems, applications, video games, etc. For every program, someone has spent their…
You’ve known about your chemistry test for a week already. Yet here you are, the night before, cursing, because it’s already late, and you should sleep. But up until now, you haven’t managed to get off your phone… The subject is not making any sense at all now, but you don’t want to give up and fail the test!
The painfully common struggle of procrastination: how does one escape it? Find some tips in our latest article…
North Korea: a country so isolated we barely know anything about it. Contrary to popular belief, it is actually possible to visit North Korea as a tourist! Whether you want to make a visit or not, Hanna Petöcz’s article teaches you about various systems and regulations in place in this authoritarian country, as well as information to keep in mind in case you do ever plan a visit.
I feel like I have nothing important to share with you. Whatever I write about, someone knows more about it than I do, someone would come up with a better analogy to explain it, and someone would write about it better than I ever could. So what is the point?
Seasonal depression, or SAD: a disorder so common we seem to forget to treat it. But what are the actual causes of it? How can we make the cold and gloomy months more bearable? Take a look at our latest article, tackling this all-too-common struggle with the body’s natural response to the chilly, grey weather of the winter months.
By Eimantas Petraitis In a world driven by technology, we use computer software every day, but we rarely ask ourselves…
You’ve known about your chemistry test for a week already. Yet here you are, the night before, cursing, because it’s already late, and you should sleep. But up until now, you haven’t managed to get off your phone… The subject is not making any sense at all now, but you don’t want to give up and fail the test!
The painfully common struggle of procrastination: how does one escape it? Find some tips in our latest article…
North Korea: a country so isolated we barely know anything about it. Contrary to popular belief, it is actually possible to visit North Korea as a tourist! Whether you want to make a visit or not, Hanna Petöcz’s article teaches you about various systems and regulations in place in this authoritarian country, as well as information to keep in mind in case you do ever plan a visit.
Artificial Intelligence: when was it first thought of? Why is everyone talking about it? And, most importantly, could it possibly take over the world? Lara Santos’ article introduces you to this fascinating topic, and brings up questions we all want answers to…
Your family; sometimes frustrating but always important. What does it mean to have a family? Why is it good to have a family? Read more about the importance of surrounding yourself with people you care about in Sia Shah’s newest article.
In the balcony of an anonymous flat, a pot of agapanthuses was installed one beautiful spring evening. Follow the interesting events and incidents the plant witnesses from it’s humble balcony.
Explore a surreal journey of self-discovery through the multiverse. The narrator confronts emotions, memories, and existential questions, finding comfort in darkness. Don’t miss this captivating narrative.
The story goes from a normal morning to a shocking discovery of the mother’s murder, diving into grief and guilt. During therapy, unexpected twists arise, highlighting trust issues. Don’t miss this shocking article by Dhanishta Singh!
