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What Manipulation is??
The definition of manipulation has received significant attention in philosophical literature. Many attempts focus on the impacts.
Against All Odds: The Remarkable Story of Violet Jessop, Miss Unsinkable
The chilling sensation of icy water clutches at your chest, making it difficult to draw a deep breath. Around you, voices cry out in panic. It's late at night, and the vast expanse of the sea melds seamlessly with the starry night sky. Fear and cold grip you tightly as the ship you were just aboard begins its descent into the dark depths of the ocean. For many who have experienced a shipwreck, the trauma lingers, leaving an enduring fear of the water. However, the woman whose extraordinary tale you're about to hear defied the odds, surviving not one, not two, but three ship disasters, and yet, she continued to courageously serve aboard cruise liners as a stewardess. Allow me to introduce you to Violet Jessop, better known as "Miss Unsinkable".
Safietou BAPublished about 14 hours ago in BookClubUnveiling the Titanic: Five Revelatory Insights into the Iconic Ship's Mysteries
The Titanic, a name synonymous with tragedy and grandeur, has captivated the world's imagination for over a century. Yet, beyond the well-known narrative of its ill-fated maiden voyage, lies a tapestry of lesser-known tales and mysteries waiting to be unveiled. Join us on an odyssey through time as we embark on a journey to unearth five intriguing facts that shed new light on the Titanic's enigmatic legacy.
Safietou BAPublished about 14 hours ago in BookClubWhen to Leave: Warning Signs and Unexpected Dangers Around the World!
The Blazing Darvaza Crater Deep in the deserts of Turkmenistan lies the Darvaza Crater, also known as the "Door to Hell." This massive, burning pit illuminates the dark desert with a bright orange glow. It was created decades ago when geologists were mining for gas and an underground void collapsed, forming a crater as wide as half a soccer field and as deep as a five-story building. To prevent harm from the escaping gases, scientists set the gas alight, expecting the fire to last a few days. Nearly fifty years later, the crater is still burning. In 2013, an explorer descended into the crater for the first time, discovering unique bacteria that thrive in this fiery environment, revealing the extraordinary adaptability of life.
Safietou BAPublished about 14 hours ago in BookClubThe Seeds of Tomorrow
In the little, sun-soaked town of Valloria, settled between moving slopes and sparkling lakes, schooling was both an extravagance and a fantasy. For ages, the locals had depended on cultivating and craftsmanship, passing down their exchanges through active experience instead of books and study halls. The town school, an unassuming one-room building, was frequently shut because of the absence of a committed educator ready to remain in such a distant region.
Ayesha BegumPublished 4 days ago in BookClubTaking Indian Businesses from Local Markets to Global Platforms
In an age where the global market is more accessible than ever, Indian businesses stand at the threshold of an unprecedented opportunity. The digital revolution has paved the way for local enterprises to expand their horizons beyond traditional boundaries, bridging the gap between local markets and global platforms. This transformation is not just about reaching a wider audience but also about embracing the diversity and dynamism of the global marketplace.
Topiko HydPublished 7 days ago in BookClubThe Daughter's Desolation
The unforgiving sun beat down on Eva's back as she trudged across the cracked earth. Her once vibrant green eyes, now dull with exhaustion, scanned the horizon for any sign of life. The once fertile fields of her village lay barren, ravaged by a relentless drought. Hunger gnawed at her stomach, a constant companion for weeks.
ANNA CORALPublished 15 days ago in BookClub**The Day the Eagle Stole My Hot Dog**
**The Day the Eagle Stole My Hot Dog** It was a perfect summer afternoon at the park, the kind where the sun glinted off the lake, and the smell of freshly cut grass mingled with the scent of sizzling hot dogs from the nearby vendor. My friends and I had gathered for our annual picnic, a cherished tradition since our high school days. We laid out our blankets, set up the grill, and unleashed an arsenal of snacks that would have fed a small army.
Rasel MahmudPublished 17 days ago in BookClubRavana and His Lanka
Ravana, the multi-headed demon king from the epic Ramayana, is a figure shrouded in complexity. Venerated as a powerful scholar and ruler in some traditions, he's also reviled for his act of abducting Sita, wife of Lord Rama. Understanding Ravana necessitates a deeper look into his magnificent kingdom, Lanka, and the paradoxical legacy he left behind.
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The Tale of the Final Wish
In the heart of the town, shrouded in the mist of dusk, stood an ancient antique shop, its weathered sign creaking softly in the gentle breeze. It was a place where forgotten treasures lay hidden amidst the dust of time, waiting to be discovered by those bold enough to venture inside.
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The Whispering Woods
In the heart of the ancient forest, where shadows danced with the wind and twilight painted the sky in hues of crimson and gold, there stood a solitary cabin. Surrounded by towering trees and enveloped in an eerie silence, it exuded an aura of mystery that drew both fear and fascination.
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MY Books
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