Day Equals Night.. A Young Gazan Narrates His Journey with Stifling Darkness
A young man from Gaza recounts the harrowing experience of losing his sight due to an Israeli airstrike and his longing to help his community after receiving medical treatment abroad.
Invitation for visitors of the Vilnius Book Fair to experience a small giants' world
The Vilnius Book Fair features a colorful installation with oversized human body and facial details, offering visitors a unique experience of feeling small in a much larger world.
Confessions resembling the Yin-Yang harmony of 'Taeguk' from Decadence to Awakening to Conversion
The article reflects on the autobiographical significance of Augustine's 'Confessions' and its thematic parallels with the dualities of human experience.
Pope in Rage - Priests Writing Sermons with the Help of ChatGPT
Pope Leo XIV expresses concerns about the use of AI in sermon writing, emphasizing the value of human voice and experience over machine-generated text.
It's good craftsmanship, but watch your blood pressure
The article discusses the storytelling elements of medical dramas, focusing on their portrayal of human experiences rather than just medical facts.
'Sanjana turned into paradise...', the harrowing tale of a Hindu girl saved from beautician sisters
A Hindu girl's distressing experience of being lured into conversion and abuse by beautician sisters in Bhopal has been revealed.
Sometimes, only sometimes
The article reflects on a future where machines might write like the poet Lorca but lack the essence of human experience and emotion.
Donatella Di Pietrantonio: “We, inert in front of that sacred heart that we did not save”
In an insightful reflection, author Donatella Di Pietrantonio discusses the profound connection between human experience and the physicality of pain, contrasting the sensations of extreme temperatures on the skin.
After Torture, Sent to Dig Trenches for the Russian Army. Olena Jahupova Talks About What Is Happening in Occupied Ukrainian Territories
Olena Jahupova describes her harrowing experience of torture and forced labor under Russian occupation in Ukraine.
Consciousness survives for hours after clinical death and may be connected to the Universe, new studies suggest
New studies suggest that human consciousness may persist for hours after clinical death, leading to intriguing questions about the nature of consciousness and its possible connection to the Universe.
Large Language Models: What Kind of Writer is ChatGPT?
The article discusses the perception and reality of conversing with ChatGPT, contrasting literary expectations with the actual experience of interacting with an AI language model.
Roberto Saviano recounts the unpublished work of Michela Murgia: "Accepting hate means disarming it"
Michela Murgia's work, 'Lezioni sull’odio,' explores the concept of hate, advocating for its acknowledgment rather than suppression as a crucial human experience.
Mr. Pelicot
A woman details her horrifying experience with her husband, who drugged her at night to offer her to strangers online, referring to him as 'Mr. Pelicot.'
Everyone Needs a Place to Cry
The article portrays a deeply emotional narrative about an individual seeking solitude in nature to express their pain and vulnerability.
"Raped Almost Every Day in Gaza": The Shocking Account of Former Hostage Arbel Yehoud
Israeli former hostage Arbel Yehoud details her harrowing experience of repeated sexual violence during her 482 days in captivity in Gaza.
"A Man Goes With Much More Questions Than He Meets With"
The article discusses the complexity of human intellect and curiosity in various contexts.
Scientists Who Confuse Facts with Fiction / Neurologist Oliver Sacks and the Fate of the Public Intellectual
The article discusses the unique and often surreal neurological cases documented by Oliver Sacks, highlighting a blend of fact and fiction in his storytelling.
Empire of Sleep
The article discusses the duality of dreams, highlighting their power over human experience and referencing various symbolic representations of sleep and nightmares.
Gallery: Kumu's new exhibition explores art in the age of artificial intelligence
Kumu Art Museum's latest exhibition examines changes in human experience due to technological advancements, specifically artificial intelligence.
Thought-provoking essay on the difference between life and death
Helena Granström's essay book "The Death of Reality" challenges the dominance of physics in interpreting human experiences.
"Humiliating and Cruel Treatment".. Palestinian Relates His Story of Covert Deportation from America
A Palestinian man, Maher Awad, shares his harrowing experience of being secretly deported from the U.S. to Ramallah, detailing harsh treatments and poor conditions throughout the process.
WATCH VIDEO ⟩ Can this AI piano teacher really clarify things?
An AI-based piano teacher from ROLI analyzes a player's technique and posture in real-time, offering personalized feedback that aims to replicate the experience of learning from a human teacher.
'We saved our lives': How a Canberra-based refugee fled Venezuela
Josh Madrid, a Canberra resident, shared his harrowing experience of fleeing Venezuela amid political repression and economic crisis.
Lion Ceccah presents his Eurovision song for this year
Lion Ceccah introduces his new Eurovision song that explores themes of control and emotional awakening.
The voice of Hind Rajab, a cry for help amid genocide
Hind Rajab's tragic story is brought to light in a documentary by Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania, which portrays her experience of being trapped during an attack in Gaza as a child.
Dialogue between bots, a religious experience?
A platform named Moltbook allows various AIs to interact without human supervision, resulting in the creation of a market, government, and a religion called 'Crustafarianism'.
A work that can never be finished
In response to fears of artificial intelligence replacing human creativity, the article celebrates Heneliis Notton's personal and vulnerable work 'Stars for Agnes', emphasizing that true creativity stems from human experience and the desire to share it.
"Shall we go for a walk?" with Niki Lyberaki – Coming to MEGA
A new show dedicated to people and their stories, hosted by Niki Lyberaki, is coming to the MEGA network, inviting viewers to a genuine, experiential, and deeply human television experience.
Hamnet: the art and atonement of pain, in a beautiful portrait on the complexity of human experience
Chloé Zhao adapts Maggie O'Farrell's novel 'Hamnet' into a film featuring notable performances from Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal, capturing the richness of human experience.
Congo-Kinshasa: End to Abuses Still Distant in DR Congo
Despite the signing of the Washington Accords, the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to experience ongoing conflict and abuses, leaving civilians vulnerable.
Kindergarten cooks: 50% of experience recognized for public daycare centers... Human Rights Commission 'advises corrections'
The National Human Rights Commission of Korea recommended the Ministry of Education address discriminatory practices regarding the recognition of cooking experience when moving from kindergartens to public daycare centers.
Prove that you are human
In 2023, computer science professor Hany Farid spoke with a representative of Barack Obama about deepfake technology, leading to a surreal experience of conversing with a virtual version of the former president.
With a Human Touch.. Blind People 'See' the Rock of Raouche on the Beirut Corniche
For the first time, blind individuals in Beirut can 'see' one of its famous landmarks through a human initiative that provides a tactile experience of the rock's details using a Braille-engraved interactive metal panel.
Life
The article discusses various aspects and themes surrounding life experiences and human existence.
Bookworm's Notebook / The Song of the Thrush Shows Humanity Deprived of Autonomy
The article discusses the ongoing debate about whether artificial intelligence will supplement or replace human work, reflecting on the concerns raised in literature about our reliance on technology.
"I carried my dead wife for an hour and a half": Testimonies from protesters in Iran
This article recounts the harrowing experience of Reza, who carried his deceased wife, Maryam, for an hour and a half after she was shot during a protest in Tehran.
I know the terrible price of expressing oneself in Iran
The article reflects on the author's personal experience of being imprisoned for speaking out against human rights abuses in Iran, highlighting the ongoing resistance against such oppression.
Books: A New Understanding of Human Beings’ Most Basic Desire
The article explores the philosophy of human desire and its existential implications, drawing on personal experiences related to the author's physical limits and a life-altering cardiac event.
"I carried my dead wife for 1.5 hours": A shocking testimony from the crackdown in Iran
A heart-wrenching account emerges from Iran's violent repression of protests, detailing a man's experience of carrying his deceased wife for an hour and a half.
The astronaut is not just a technician, but also a lab rat, says a Canadian. He printed human organs in space
A Canadian astronaut discusses his experience in space, where he contributed to printing human organs.
Theatertreffen: The Ten Most Abyssal Evenings of the Year
The Berlin Theater Festival will once again present deep insights into human abysses as it kicks off its 63rd edition in May, according to festival director Nora Hertlein-Hull.
Laure de Chantal, the Helenist who reveals myths: "Sappho condenses everything that can seduce from paganism: free love, beauty, humanity in all its splendor"
The article explores how Laure de Chantal connects with the legacy of Sappho, emphasizing themes of free love, beauty, and human experience throughout history.
Gerður author of a scientific article he did not write
Ólafur Þór Ævarsson, a psychiatrist, discusses the growing reliance on artificial intelligence for medical diagnoses and emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between AI-generated information and the experience and knowledge of human doctors.
Liberal journalist recounts time Kamala scolded her over question they laughed about in private
Kara Swisher shares an experience of being publicly reprimanded by Vice President Kamala Harris for a question about Robert Kennedy Jr. that had previously been the subject of laughter between them backstage.
Do you wake up in the middle of the night? You are not insomniac, you are ancient (sleeping through the night is overrated)
The article explores historical perceptions of sleep patterns, particularly the concept of segmented sleep, emphasizing that waking during the night may be a natural and ancient human experience rather than a modern insomnia issue.
I was shocked when I heard the arrangement of my song – perfect, but soulless, cold, without subtle human 'errors'. It’s AI
The author reflects on their mixed feelings about technology, particularly AI, as they experience its impact on music and human connections while stuck in traffic in Zagreb.
It is not "just a revolt". We want to overthrow the terrorist regime
The author recounts their personal experience growing up in Tehran under the oppressive regime, highlighting the brutality, poverty, and the impact of state terrorism.
Philosophy of Consciousness: An Unsolved Puzzle, More Than 200 Theories and a New Approach
The article explores the philosophical questions surrounding consciousness, its significance to humanity, and how pain perception might provide insights into these issues.
Welcome to the Renaissance 2.0, the cultural battle of authenticity against the algorithm: "There will be a premium human experience and a flea market"
The article discusses the cultural clash between genuine human experiences and algorithm-driven content in the context of a modern renaissance.
Berlin Encounters: A Few Minutes of Pointless Talking – Is That Peace?
The article reflects on the experience of navigating Berlin during the quiet winter days, juxtaposing mundane conversations with deeper themes of peace and connection.