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83 Stories

  • Riddles by shainlys
    shainlys
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    Try this Riddle! Hard as rock and difficult as a puzzle so in order to answer it. You should think beyond and between the lines. That's all for now!
  • THE UNPOPULAR  by ItsMeScribbler
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    Let's Talk Reality. How and why the world runs the way it is now?
  • Things I Wish I knew in My Twenties by PoopiePluto
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    Self Help
  • Essay For IELTS (A Collections) by booksberry
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    Learning to write an essay well can't be done in a short period of time. We should keep studying to get a high (or better) score, especially in IELTS test. I am learning by reading as many essays as I could. However, in order to achieve it, I realized that I should not only reading, but also retyping them. Thus, I am compiling and writing out many essays I can find on the internet here. Please note that all of the essays here aren't mine. But, I will make sure to put the link of the sources along with the essays. Let's learn together! 😊 Cover by Canva
  • The Eyes In the Dark by AungKyaw943365
    AungKyaw943365
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    Mystery, thriller..And if you enjoy reading only short one page..this is for you..
  • European Horizons in Education: A Reading Journey for Teachers by PedInnoCenter
    PedInnoCenter
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    Here's a reading list tailored for European teachers, considering the diversity of educational systems and cultural contexts across Europe .
  • Money and a decaying world by achrafhj
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    Money has become an essential part of our lives, not only by its natural value but as a destructor to our standards that used to be priceless and sacred. Here is an essay of how money succeeded to buy our principles through a whole planned process put by governments.
  • Critical Thinking (And The Mind Ponders Itself) by ValerieLynnStephens
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    This is a compilation volume of various essays & prose exploring such topics as Psychology, Mysticism, Theology, Philosophy, The Sciences, Apologetics, as well as various musings upon the human condition & experience. https://www.lulu.com/shop/valerie-stephens/collected-essays-of-valerie-lynn-stephens/paperback/product-w4v9pv2.html?page=1&pageSize=4
  • Six Steps to Better Thinking: How to Disagree and Get Along by cwdicarlo
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    It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it. - Aristotle In a world of post truth politics, alternative facts, and fake news, there really are better and worse ways to think about things and that disagreement need not lead to incivility, hatred, or violence.  e title of the book implies that some ideas are better than others. But what makes them better? Luckily, much of the hard work has already been done. Philosophers, mathematicians, logicians, scientists, writers, and many others have developed the Critical  inking skills that allow all of us to make such valued distinctions. I have taken these skills, and distilled them into six steps. After learning these Six Steps, you will more e ectively communicate what it is you believe and why it is you believe it so that people will have an easier time understanding you. You will be empowered with the ability to better understand what people are saying and to know why it is they are saying it. Your thinking will become better as well because what emerges from your ability to understand and use these skills is an element of diplomacy and fairness when having discussions about important issues. And this leads directly to more civilized disagreement.
  • Critical Thinking (Wu-Li) by ValerieLynnStephens
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    This is a compilation volume of various essays & prose exploring such topics as Psychology, Mysticism, Theology, Philosophy, The Sciences, Apologetics, as well as various musings upon the human condition & experience. https://www.lulu.com/shop/valerie-stephens/collected-essays-of-valerie-lynn-stephens/paperback/product-w4v9pv2.html?page=1&pageSize=4
  • The Conformity System by StormforgedDev
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    Why do so many people follow paths they never consciously chose? Why do intelligent individuals remain silent when they disagree? Why do creativity, curiosity, and independent thinking often fade as people grow older? And why do so many people reach a point in life where they wonder whether the goals they pursued were ever truly their own? The Conformity System explores one of the most influential yet often invisible forces shaping modern society: conformity. Drawing together the themes of obedience, social acceptance, independent thinking, authenticity, and creativity, this book examines how individuals are gradually conditioned to adapt to expectations, follow established paths, and prioritize approval over personal conviction. More importantly, it reveals how people can regain ownership of their thoughts, rediscover their individuality, and create a life that reflects their true values rather than inherited expectations. HOW OBEDIENCE SHAPES THINKING FROM AN EARLY AGE Most people associate education with learning knowledge. Yet this book demonstrates that schools often teach far more than mathematics, science, language, and history. They also teach behavior, adaptation, compliance, and the ability to function within structured systems. Readers explore how authority, reward systems, schedules, grading systems, and institutional expectations influence the development of thinking patterns that often remain active throughout adult life. The book examines how obedience gradually becomes normalized and how habits formed during childhood can continue influencing decisions decades later. Understanding these hidden influences is the first step toward recognizing how deeply external systems shape individual behavior. THE PRICE PEOPLE PAY FOR FITTING IN The desire to belong is a natural part of being human. Throughout life, people seek acceptance from family, friends, colleagues, communities, and society. While belonging offers comfort and security, it can al
  • What is behind my blue eyes?  by Romeo1337
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    How would you describer the way your thoughts work?
  • 5 Life Skills That Schools Should Equip Children With by TheInfinityschool
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    "How do I equip my child to handle the pressures of life?" is a question which troubles parents. The answer to this is a healthy and mindful start. We must try to nurture critical life skills since the very early childhood. Sport is an excellent medium to promote them. Here, we're going to discuss 5 life skills that every sportsman possesses and how to nurture them in our children.
  • A psychological matter by ashleykpuppy
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    What matters occur when your mind is on its own...
  • The awakening by MelanatedPoet
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    no description need it, just read it and Try to understand the message for yourself what it means to you
  • How Early Maths Skills Advance Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving? by amita8821rt
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    Early maths skills serve as a fundamental building block for developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in young learners. When children engage with mathematical concepts from an early age, especially through tools like the abacus, they build cognitive frameworks that extend far beyond number recognition and counting. These foundational skills set the stage for analytical thinking and creative problem-solving that benefit children throughout their academic journey and beyond.
  • The Writing Polls by GreenBeanGrookey
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    A series of generated polls to gather information about what you, the readers, like and so on in my stories. There is no competition, but I am curious to hear these answers...