@hamed
on Nov. 8, 2024, 7:14 a.m.
My sister Homa
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@hamed on Nov. 7, 2024, 8:25 p.m.Details
From Conservative Youth to Liberal Future It's a common saying that people tend to become more conservative as they age. But my story is a bit different. Growing up in Iran post-revolution and during the Iraq War, my early years were shaped by a conservative environment. The strict rules and limitations imposed by the religious regime had a profound impact on my worldview. However, as I entered my teenage years and college, I began to question the status quo. I yearned for freedom, creativity, and the ability to think for myself. It was during this time that I made a conscious decision to break free from the conservative mindset that had been ingrained in me. I'm grateful for the experiences that shaped me, both positive and negative. They have made me who I am today: a person who values individuality, diversity, and progress.
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@hamed on Nov. 7, 2024, 4:45 p.m.Details
Imagine a world where money didn't dictate our choices, where resources were abundant, and our actions were driven by passion rather than profit. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could eliminate money from life's equation? A world without money could foster a sense of true community and cooperation. We'd focus on helping each other, sharing knowledge, and creating a more equitable society. Imagine a world where everyone has access to basic necessities like food, shelter, and healthcare, regardless of their financial status. Of course, this is a utopian vision, and there are practical challenges to consider. But it's worth dreaming about a future where human connection and collective well-being take precedence over material wealth. What do you think? Could a world without money truly be a better place?
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@hamed on Nov. 7, 2024, 1:35 p.m.Details
Sick Day Blues: A Programmer's Tale Feeling under the weather today! 🤒 Turns out, spending countless hours hunched over a screen, fueled by sugary treats and caffeinated beverages, isn't the healthiest lifestyle choice. Who knew, right? Apparently, software developers are a high-risk group for neglecting their physical and mental well-being. It's a dangerous job, I tell you! So, here's a friendly reminder to all my fellow coders: Remember to take breaks, eat proper meals, and prioritize self-care. Your future self will thank you (or at least your liver will).
programmerlife #sickday #selfcare #codinglife #developerproblems
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@hamed on Nov. 6, 2024, 10:53 a.m.Details
Lost Opportunities, Found Self
As I sit here, reflecting on the twists and turns of my life, I can't help but acknowledge the numerous opportunities I've missed. Opportunities that, had I chosen a different path, could have led to fame, fortune, or perhaps even a different life altogether.
Initially, the thought of these lost chances would fill me with regret. Why hadn't I seized the moment? Why hadn't I compromised a little, bent the rules slightly? The answer, however, lies in the very core of my being.
You see, each time I was faced with a decision that challenged my values, I chose integrity over expediency. I refused to sacrifice my principles for short-term gains. At first glance, it might seem like a foolish choice, a missed chance at success. But as I delved deeper, I realized something profound: I would rather be true to myself than a shadow of someone else.
Every time I stood firm on my beliefs, I was not just preserving my integrity but also nurturing my soul. I was choosing authenticity over conformity, substance over superficiality. While the path I took may not have been the easiest or the most glamorous, it has led me to a place of peace and contentment that I wouldn't trade for the world.
So, yes, I may have missed out on a few opportunities. But in doing so, I gained something far more valuable: myself.
