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Top 20 World Economies: A Decade of Growth (2015–2025)
1. United States In 2015, the U.S. had a GDP of $23.7 trillion. By 2025, it grew to $30.3 trillion, showing a 28% increase. The U.S. remains the largest economy in the world. It has strong industries in technology, finance, healthcare, and energy. Its economy is driven by consumer spending and innovation. The U.S. dollar is a major global currency, and the country has a big influence on global trade and economics.
By Abdul Mateen 10 months ago in Journal
The Risen Lord and the Journey of Faith: Mary Magdalene's Encounter
The Lord is risen! He is truly risen! Dear Congregation, John reports that Mary Magdalene was the first to go to Jesus' tomb in the morning. After seeing that the tomb was open, she returned and told the disciples about it. Peter and John ran to the tomb and found Mary’s statement confirmed. They left, troubled and uncertain.
By Minding Fred10 months ago in Journal
The Book That Brought Me Back to Myself
The Book That Made Me Fall in Love with Thinking Again Sometimes, a book doesn’t just speak to you—it speaks for you. There was a time in my life when I felt swallowed by the weight of the world. My 8-5 job had drained me. Life felt too loud, too busy, too overwhelming—and somehow, I had forgotten who I was beneath all that noise. In a small act of rebellion against the routine, I joined the local library. I didn't know what I was looking for. I just knew I needed something that would remind me what it felt like to feel again.
By Asanda M..10 months ago in Journal
Airbnb: The $100 Billion Idea That Was Born Out of Desperation
In October 2007, Joe Gebbia and Brian Chesky were two struggling roommates living in a cramped San Francisco apartment. They were behind on rent, low on cash, and unsure about what to do next with their careers.
By SHADOW-WRITES10 months ago in Journal
Bangladesh’s Youthful Population: A Powerful Asset for the Future
Bangladesh is home to a vibrant and youthful population, with over 40% of its people under the age of 25. This youthful demographic presents a mix of exciting opportunities and serious challenges that will shape the country’s future.
By Shariful Haque 10 months ago in Journal
The Social Media Shift: How Gen Z Is Redefining Online Culture in 2025
In 2025, social media isn't just a tool—it's a lifestyle, an economy, and in many ways, an identity. While platforms like Facebook and Twitter (now X) were once the titans of digital interaction, the landscape has dramatically evolved, led by a new generation that’s redefining how we create, consume, and communicate online.
By Fazly Rabbi Taimur10 months ago in Journal
Fragrance of your presence . AI-Generated.
He was like a beautiful and captivating flower. One look at him made me want to pluck him. I wanted to adorn myself with him, to make myself more radiant. But he belonged to someone else's garden. Someone else was entitled to him. I could only stand afar, gazing at him, taking in his fragrance, being cautious not to be seen.
By Neelima Mandal10 months ago in Journal
AI Hallucinations Lead to a New Cyber Threat: Slopsquatting
Tools like GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and other large language models (LLMs) are helping developers write code faster and with fewer errors in the age of AI-assisted programming. However, despite their usefulness, these models have a major blind spot: they occasionally "hallucinate," or produce information that appears plausible but is entirely fake. One of the newest and most dangerous ways this is being exploited is through a cyber threat known as Slopsquatting.
By Md Ajmol Hossain11 months ago in Journal
Windows 11’s Copilot Vision Wants to Help You Learn to Use Complicated Apps
April 2025: Navigating complex software can be as overwhelming, frustrating, and filled with trial and error as trying to fly a plane without training. Microsoft’s answer to that problem? Copilot Vision, a groundbreaking addition to Windows 11 that combines the power of artificial intelligence with computer vision to help users master even the most complicated applications with ease.
By Md Ajmol Hossain11 months ago in Journal
The Masquerade of Ash and Echoes
The carnival rots—a carcass under a sky bruised to indigo, its tents sagging like flayed flesh, reeking of burnt sugar and the iron tang of forsaken vows. You wander its labyrinthine gut, where the air curdles with the stench of a thousand unkept promises. A music box grinds somewhere; its melody inverted—a lullaby for the damned, each note a shiv between your ribs. You know this symphony. It hums in your marrow, a dirge for the cleaved self, two souls snarled in one spine, a hydra of flesh and shadow.
By Joe Sebeh11 months ago in Journal
Earn from Anywhere: Real Ways to Build Income No Matter Where You Are
Imagine waking up in a Nepalese mountain hut, a Mexican beachfront hostel, or a hidden apartment in a small town—and still making a living. In today's globalized world, getting paid no longer depends on a cubicle or a fixed location. With the advent of digital work, remote employment, and side hustles with flexible schedules, you can basically make money from any part of the globe—if only you have Wi-Fi and the right mindset.
By MD NAYEM11 months ago in Journal
Health Headlines 2024: The Top Trending Medical Breakthroughs, Wellness Hacks, and Spooky Outbreaks You Can't Ignore!
Introduction: The age of medicine and health is rapidly shifting at light-speed. Yesterday, there's this breakthrough cure from scientists; the day after tomorrow, some unrecognizable virus causes pandemonium all over the world. With everything in between, who knows what is real and what is a buzz?
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan11 months ago in Journal