Humanity's need to count things gave rise to numbers, and then humans stood amazed at the beauty and mysteries contained within numbers, such as prime numbers. I have always wondered about the source of this complexity.

In our childhood, my friends and I faced two route options to a destination. Convinced one was shorter, I ventured alone to prove it. Despite arriving first, a friend's question lingered "You reached, and so did we. What did you gain, besides blame?" This lesson resonated with me

What happens to the books you read? You:

One of my early reads is the French novel "The Secret of Sarek" by Maurice Leblanc. Have you ever heard of it?

My eyes stumbled upon a thread explaining how to act humanly so you won't be shadowbanned by the X algorithm. Are we already in that era of AI controlling our behavior?

Complete this: I wish i had enough followers that I could tweet “...

What is the first mistake your eyes caught in this picture?

Zeno's paradox: If you halve the distance between yourself and a destination each time you move, you will never actually reach your destination.

Have you ever experienced something you would attribute to the evil eye?

If you fail, don't despair; it might be your last failure.

Is it true that people with a literary background are better writers than those with a technical background?

A book endures as a legacy, even if unsold.

What would be the next number in this sequence? 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 22, ...

What is a wound that never heals?

If your posts aren't going viral every time, consider the law of supply and demand: Suppose X has 100 users, each can view 5 posts daily and post 2. Among them, 20 users have premium accounts with full reachability. Hence, the average reachability of a regular post is only 6%.

Is your MC driven by strong family bonds? #WritingCommunity In Soul of the Desert, the MC has left school to work and support his widowed mother, then crossed the desert to save his sister.

Do you squeeze lemon over your fish? I feel like it changes the flavor.

On a scale of 1 to 10, how popular were you in school?

What are your favorite small talk topics with strangers? Weather, politics, food...?

It is very painful to wear tight shoes just because people like them.