In this series, I assume the role of a reader instead of a writer, discussing articles by other writers... things I recommend.
As some times before, we begin with @Jnavedan – his articles always inspire to thinking. I suggest What do you think of embedded supervision for DEFIs in the crypto market?, Getting out of the comfort zone, and Bitcoin Cash to the pit? Lost it all.
In Kasumi did it again & in partnership with BlockNG, a New bridge is Up to enter and exit SmartBCH!, @alberdioni8406 presents something useful.
@Laurenceuuu also provides what, for many, is useful information: How to Set Up Ko-Fi Button in WordPress Website.
@CryptoSorted is critical when it comes to SmartBCH: 3 reasons why SmartBCH will not gain traction.
@Bre wonders (and so do many others): What Happened To Admin At Read.cash?
My Body Is Mine. No Caveats. Whether You Agree or Not Is 100% Irrelevant claims @VoluntaryJapan. If you still don't realise that you are a slave to your government and the government is nothing else than the ultimate in organised crime, then you really need to read this author.
Another author with a similar approach is @sanctuary.the-one-law – whose articles I have repeatedly mentioned here. His most recent post is BCH Minimum Wage.
Here we should also mention @Gemstone, who goes far in discussing how the majority is brainwashed and re-programmed. Read Thoughts On Individuality & Prosperity Of The Nation - or The Determining Factor: Paradigm, about how you can take control of yourself.
@daffaputra writes about how people allow themselves to be shaped by society: Society is a prison for us.
Are We Living A Simulated Life? asks @Sydney2 – and that brings us into the difficult but interesting question of what reality is. That, in turn, leads us to an article by @Bjorn - It’s a Kind of Magic.
In her own special style, @Ling01 explains surrealism in Surrealism : Dream and Reality as One and Surrealism : Dream and Reality as One (Part II).
@Magical_Wrld writes Mostly We Pay For Ignorance Than Value. Despite the slightly confusing title, this post put the finger on an extremely essential, but often overlooked point.
"Sometimes, do what you don't want to when you don't want to. It is good for growth."
This is quoted from Thought Continuum by @Aimure – and it will be understood if you read the article.
In Music And Child's Cognitive Development, @Pearlkel discusses how music can help a child to develop various abilities. I completely agree to what he says about that.
@pajeroz writes Be a Limited Edition Person – about not trying to imitate others.
“Sometimes the best way to move forward is to take a step back.“
So says @Lixten in Retreat to Advance.
Without discipline there cannot be success, claims @JustMyRambles01 - and I can just agree, even if I would rather call it “self-discipline”.
@gboyega-ogunmola-writer claims that Stricter Rule Condition Determines Healthy Life.
Always well-writing @gertu13 recently published Trying to be happy, which contains much more than the modest title indicates.
Loans: Best way to destroy friendship, says @HappyBoy – and he is right.
@Offset writes about How Painting has modernized the World, while @Alther published The beauty of the existence of color.
Recently @Wrinkle published Save The World Today, Say No To Deforestation.
Some history... @Shounenbat asks Who Was Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir?, while @beyourself posted several articles during the last few days: The Self-Lover/Narcissus-Greek Mythology, Cynane-The Warrior Sister, Europa-Greek mythology, Zeus-God of the Sky (Part-1), and Zeus-The Punisher (Part-2).
@Duvinca has written a series titled “Touring the incredible India” with 12 parts. The last part - Touring the incredible India (XII): Lodhi Gardens - came a few days ago. Links to all parts can be found at the end of the article.
@Jelena takes us to Fisherman's Bastion in Budapest, Hungary
You all know that I use to follow new members in order to give them a push here if they are good or show promising signs. We also know that Read.cash has changed; one consequence of that is a decreased inflow of new members. Fact is, at the present time I find very little new that immediately strikes me as good. One exception is @Elisabet – a Cuban student. She writes passionately about writing and reading, and she writes well. She has published 7 articles here so far, all of them worth the while to read. I surely recommend you start from the beginning with What makes you a writer?, Pros and cons of having a goal for the number of books to read per year, and Reading is not about remembering, but about enjoying. If you like it, read the rest as well (see her profile).
As usual here, we will end this with fiction, and, as many times before, the author is @Ozzyy – not by any measures a new member. As a matter of fact, the productivity of @Ozzyy is remarkable, and most of his/her material is creative and interesting. The most recent post from this author is Commodities.
Read the whole series, ”Suggested Reading” and my series “Retrospection”.
In my INDEX, you can find all my writings on Read.Cash, sorted by topic.
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