I know it sounds boring but I would like to write a book about ethics in education. We live in a society where everything we learn is just a medium to find a better job and we don't see education as an end. But education is something that has its own value and we should see it that way.

Though we have talked about air pollution for many years, there are still a lot of people around the world don't care about it. Thid reminds me of a great Chinese saying that goes "only a person bumps into a wall, then he can go back". It means that someone don't realize that they are just making some mistakes, others try to prevent them, but failed.They keep doing wrong things until they get publishments from their mistakes. The same thing some people still do for air pollution. They drive cars every day and never think that the vehicle exhaust does cause air pollution. If you tell them the truth, they even take some deep breaths to show that they are healthy. It's really hard to change someone's mind. They just care about themselves. They can't see the bad results due to air pollution. In that case, if you ask them to join a car-free day activity, they might think that you are silly. It won't appeal to them, but if the law tells them to reduce driving to protect the environment, they would carefully think about the relation between vehicles and air pollution, then keep the law.

Today, I woke up early again, really early. I can reflect myself when I raise up early. I have a complete me time in which I can empty and refill my mind with meditation and books. I hope I won't oversleep or sleep in tomorrow. Today is our Independence Day.

Hey there. I all the time to campare myself with everyone who more successful and than I think about I’m really silly (

My father is so polite, I’m trying to catch some of his politeness. When he goes to local-traditional market, which usually has elderly sellers, he buys from all coworkers so no one feel bad and lifted. Don’t get me wrong, he doesn’t buy from all sellers in the pazar , but when want to buy a specific thing like a watermelon he take three ones from all sellers talking to on another. He is considerate and kindhearted.

I have been using ITalki less than before, because I’ve discovered finally ChatGPT. I was thinking that I have pay monthly for it, but now I know it’s free. It’s extremely helpful for language learning, I also ask it on Arabic to test it, and to an extent, it’s reliable. Thanks to everything lead to this. I’m grateful.

I have not supported a mass passion for Yoga around 1-2 year ago, but now I have changed my opinion. In the past, I was sure that yoga is a special religious practice and оrthodox, for example, should not do it. Today I think it is just a good mix of exercises, breathing techniques and concentration for us. And, of course, anyone can practice it for keeping calm consciousness and staying fit. So there is the most important benefit of Yoga.

I went to Sasha Alex Sloan's concert in my country. This was my first experience to attend the concert and I had a great time there! I really enjoyed the atmosphere, and Sasha has a beautiful voice and lovely personality on the stage. My favourite song is "I blame the world" and "Too sad to cry". If Sasha comes to my country again, I will go to her concert! Please correct my English grammar, thank you!

Childhood is embraced with innocence, kindness, curiosities, exploring little little things and many more. Likewise, adulthood is being yourself, being able to stand for yourself, able to take your own decision, being responble etc.. I think both are good at their respective places. Being a child one does not have any responsibility, like a free soul. On the other hand, being an adult one can take its own decision, can do anything without any restrictions. But the interesting thing is that we always desire what we don't have and valued it. Like in my childhood l wanted to be an adult. And now being an adult I want to go back in my childhood day, what a irony of life.

Is it possible for people to travel to stars far from solar system in the future? I came across an article online about NASA's take on that and I'll share it here. The closest star to solar system is "Proxima Centauri" and it means the next closest star to Earth after the sun. It is about 4.2 light-year away. It takes more than four years for even light with about 300,000 km per second to get there. In the case of Voyager1 launched in 1977, it would take about 70,000 year to get to "Proxima Centauri" if it was heading in the right direction. That's why we need the technology that we can move at the speed of light in the future. Terrible accidents might occur even when tiny dusts hit our starship if it could move at the speed of light. We also need the durable starships that can get over the damage. Many countries plan to send people to moon in the near future. We already have some service, such as GPS and Internet, with satellites in stationary orbit. Hence, new produces and new service in between Moon and Earth will come out one day. We still have many challenges to carry out the trip to stars, but it seems like a doable trip. Unfortunately, I don't think I can experience the trip because I definitely will die.