It's not a loss anymore,
to me,
when someone decides
to walk out of my life.
It's a loss to them,
having to remember me
for everything I am,
Knowing they chose to let me go.

📍 I was never broken

If you TREAT ME BAD, it's my fault:

I haven't taught you the type of manners I expect of you.

If you don't love and appreciate me the way I need it,

and yet I clearly see that you're ready to change for me,

it's my fault for thinking If she loves me, I don't have to show her how to, because if I did show her, it will be forced, not natural.

I should have pushed aside that voice and given you more precise hints, or in some cases, just asked for what I wanted, STRAIGHTFORWARD.

🪶🪶🪶🪶🪶

Words Burn

#small_words

some incidents makes me realize that i have become a total stoic from head to toe, if something crucial happens my next thought instinctively goes how to deal with it, rather how did this happen.

With each day passing, im mastering the art of stoicism🫣

You used to wait n pray for the time to pass so the teacher can fuckin get out for js 45m in highschool n now in uni u js sit there cooked knowing nth will save u for 2 hrs💔

Bro told us he is rich in million different words🥹😭

How beautiful it is>>>>>
( Just imagine~ )
•to be someone's prayer
•to be in someone's dream
•to be the main character in someone's poems/songs
•to be the reason someone smiles everyday
•to be in someone's thought when they hear their favourite song

Is there one hell for all sins, or a different hell for each type of sin?🤔

I need answers.

If you go with the latter one, there would be hell as much as the number of human being that existed on earth, because we all have diverse type of sin individually.

If we go with the idea of one hell for all sins, wouldn't that mean a petty thief gets the same punishment as someone like Hitler or Stalin? Does that seem fair or logical?

Just in another place💔

I see❤️

Does reality exist independently of our perception, or is it created by the mind?

In physics, quantum mechanics has shown us that particles can exist in multiple states until they are observed. This phenomenon, known as the "observer effect," seems to suggest that the act of observation might actually influence reality. Philosophers have long pondered similar questions: is what we experience "real," or is it a mental construct? For example, George Berkeley's idealism argued that nothing exists outside of perception; all things are merely ideas in our minds or in the mind of God.
With both scientific and philosophical angles, this question opens up a lot of other inquiries: If reality depends on observation, whose observations matter? Do we each live in our own separate realities, or is there an objective world we all share? And if reality can be altered through perception, what does that mean for concepts like truth and knowledge?
What do you think? Is reality just in our heads, or does it have a concrete existence on its own?

Shit, im too much socially awkward🫣😭

Australian mathematicians have debunked the theorem suggesting that if a monkey were given infinite time with a typewriter, it would eventually produce all of Shakespeare’s works.

Scientists calculated that even if all 200,000 chimpanzees on Earth were made immortal and typed continuously, they still wouldn’t complete Shakespeare’s works before the end of the universe. They based their calculations on the prediction that our universe will cease to exist in a googol years (a number with 100 zeros) according to the heat death theory. Moreover, they didn’t take into account how these typing monkeys would survive the Sun’s eventual engulfment of Earth, expected to happen in a few billion years.

The mathematicians noted that a single chimpanzee would only have a 5% chance of typing the word “banana” in its lifetime. And the probability of a monkey producing a coherent sentence like “I am a chimpanzee, therefore I exist” is one in 10 million billion billion. Shakespeare’s complete works, in comparison, contain 884,647 words.

So, while the theorem holds true in abstract mathematics, it is misleading, as it’s practically unachievable due to the constraints of our actual universe.

#Mathematics #science #MonkeyTheorem

Hey peeps

Sorry I have been inactive in this channel lately. I'm not getting enough time to write stuffs and stay online comfortably.

I just got into campus and everything here is new to me, the environment, the people, the conditions and especially the fact that I have to leave my home town.

The long hour lectures are boringggg. Im tired of hearing the teacher blab for 2 3 hours continously. Its just been a month but im feelin like leaving to never come back again. Ughhh.

Anyways, i'll be back soon with cool contents, thanks for staying and not betraying me :)

Ya all are appreciated❤️

F*ck campus🙂😬