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Psychology: The Courage to Fail

Within every failure lies a lesson, and within every lesson, the seed of transformation. Success is not a straight line. It is a winding, messy journey full of wrong turns, detours, and breakdowns. Let us stop being zombie audiences addicted to highlights and embrace the raw, unfiltered truth: To learn more, we must fail more. And

Poetry: The Absence of a Tree

Amid the forest of buildings, There once stood a tree Green through every season, Casting wide shade. Ms. Yang Geum-Hee, an acclaimed poetess from Korea, shares her poem Poetess Ms. Yang Geum-Hee, born in 1967 in Jeju, Korea, has published four poetry collections and received eight literary awards in recognition of her

Turkey honors Azerbaijani Poetess

Azerbaijani poet Dr. Prof. Tarana Turan Rahimli was awarded the medal of the Turkish Literature Foundation Istanbul The well-known Azerbaijani poet, Doctor of Philology, Associate Professor Tarana Turan Rahimli was awarded the medal of the prestigious international literary organization, the Turkish Literature Foundation, in

The Virtual World and Youth

The devices themselves serve us when we use the virtual world for the benefit of science Life is short, even if a person lives a hundred years. It is better to spend it on acquiring knowledge and learning One of the most issues of our time is that life is becoming virtualized, and this is often particularly discernible within the lives

Blog: When The Words Fail…

Dialogue may be difficult, even painful, but it is the only path that leads to resolution Let us choose the path that builds, not breaks In an age where humanity is connected like never before, where ideas travel across borders in milliseconds, one would imagine that dialogue has replaced violence as our first response to conflict. Yet,