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38 weeks left and we are gradually getting there 🔥 (Results of the 13th Week) How to join? CLICK HERE⬅️ to know #reading_challenge

“Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly.”

— Francis Bacon

Time to summarize the 13th week folks) ✅

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You see it, the root of it, you understood how it all works and connected the strings, then you ask, why am I doing this? What's the point of it all? (excluding the evolution and our mission on it), all of it feels like you are staring into the abyss and trying to communicate with a void that never echoes back, all in vain, but still.. does it all stem from how we collectively perceive the world around us, the things that are happening, it certainly can't be different, deep down we all are there, sharing and bearing the same burdens, we see it yet stay silent. Perhaps, I assume that's the very reason of our existence, there's meaning in suffering too, something to strive for in the journey, not the end goal, or figuring it out itself along the way. #explanation_of_the_poem @Akhror_K

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This is it I just connected the dots of another breakthrough folks! 🧑‍🔬 The movie request process was manual in @cinemagic_hd_bot and channel, meaning that I had to download and upload movies and series by myself, it's not the case anymore with the thing I just tested! This is big because, now we have access to 100,000 🤯 of movies and series (99% of the movies that have been produced in the history of humankind, classic ones, anime and etc, you name it) - and plus thousands of audiobooks of well-known best-seller books✅

This is it I just connected the dots of another breakthrough folks! The movie request process was manual in @cinemagic_hd_bot and channel, meaning that I have to download and upload movies and series by myself, it's not the case anymore with the thing I just tested!

"Be the change that you wish to see in the world." — Mahatma Gandhi Let's call it a week, dear readers)

Don't let distractions steal the most precious and limited resource of yours - attention. Corporations spend gazillions to hijack it, so be mindful of how you spend it, have a goddamn clear goal and rock-solid why behind everything you approach. Stop overthinking the hell out of it, you can just do things, cliché I get it, cliché because it's true and I can't stress that enough. Plan - Focus - Execute ✅ We all are guests in this world at the end of the day, so let's make every moment count and build a better place for future generations that follow by being civil to one another, with dedication and shared understanding. Peace 🕊 @Akhror_K

📖 Reading Challenge 2025 (results of the 10th week), 11th week is officially open ✅ @Akhror_K

📖 Book 13/50 📚 The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini 📑 382/382 ✅ 💭

Alright, this has been a big book in terms of teaching morality (what's right and wrong), redemption, unresolved past guilts, it has it all, and this book messes you up on its own way, it's one of those stories that stays with you, not because it's all about sunshine and good things/vibes, but because it's brutally honest about how messed up some people can be, and how hard it is to truly make things right after you screwed up the things, it's in the past, the train has already passed. Author says that characters are made up and fictional but deep down we all know how much truth lies beneath it, it's about Amir a kid who grows up in Afghanistan, and his best friend, Hassan, who's also his servant, they're very close but there's this imbalance because of their social classes... Amir is a Pashtun, the dominant and priviliged group, and Hassan is a Hazara who are looked down upon. This big difference is always there throughout the novel, always lurking in the background, even when they're flying kites and having fun. The big thing, turning point in plot happens in kite-flying tournament. Amir wins, which is a huge deal for him, but to really win, he needs Hassan to run and get the last kite that fell, being a loyal friend he goes after it, but he runs into these awful bullies, led by this "nazi" kid named Assef, he assaults Hassan and Amir witnesses it all, but he's too scared to do anything and just runs away like a coward, and that moment of cowardice haunts Amir for the rest of his life. He feels so guilty that he can't even stand to be around Hassan anymore...and he even frame things up to make Hassan, to show him as a thief in the house, Hassan and his father will leave. It's a terrible thing to do, which is driven by Amir's inability to face his own guilt... Years later, Amir gets a chance to maybe make all the things right. He goes back to his birthplace from States, which is now a war-torn, dangerous place, to rescue Hasan's son, Sohrab. The ending isn't perfectly happy, orphanage, Sohrab's cutting his wrist, and then silence... the main takeaway is here how choices we make, mostly the bad ones, can shape our lives for more years to come. That's it.

⭐️ 4.4/5 Let's summarize the 10th week in the comments dear readers)

Are we inside a Black Hole? 🤔 The James Webb Space Telescope just found that many distant galaxies are rotating in the same direction, which is a surprising pattern. Scientists are considering two explanations for this: Either our Universe is inside a rotating black hole, or our measurements of the Milky Way's motion are inaccurate. @Akhror_K