There’s something endlessly fascinating about the gods of old. Unlike the unshakable, eternal beings we imagine today, ancient deities were fluid, adaptable, and—if we’re being honest—often very human in their rise and fall. Yahweh, the god who would go on to rule monotheism, was no exception.
In today’s digital world, we like to think we’re seeing things clearly, with information at our fingertips and news arriving unfiltered. But a recent video challenges this comfort, exposing the quiet ways the U.S. government shapes public opinion, not with blatant censorship, but through subtle nudges and
In the heart of Texas, there’s a small town named Uvalde. On May 24, 2022, it became the unwilling host of a tragedy that tore through its quiet streets, leaving parents shattered, classrooms emptied, and an entire community marked by the echo of lives cut short. Robb Elementary School—
In today's digital age, memes have become a dominant language on the internet—a quick and accessible way to express humor, opinions, and commentary. They are shared in seconds, modified infinitely, and can go viral without warning. But while memes entertain and connect us, they also have a
The Israel-Palestine conflict is a profound human tragedy—two narratives woven into the same land, each shaped by trauma, displacement, and survival. It’s a cycle of loss where history, identity, and politics collide with the everyday lives of millions. On one side, a people seek recognition and safety after
There was a time when Facebook was meant to be a place for people. A hub where friends posted snapshots of their lives—birthdays, lazy Sundays, milestones that might’ve mattered to someone. Or so I’ve heard. I've not cared for a long time. But even back
I’ve finally launched Idle Ink, a space for thoughts, ideas, and random musings that don’t need to fit anywhere else. My goal with this blog is simple: keep things minimal—both in design and content. There are no flashy features, no overwhelming layouts, and no noise. Just a