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Unveiling the Unseen Side of Africa: Swakopmund, Namibia 🇳🇦 - Video

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The Africa They DON'T Show You! 🇳🇦 NAMIBIA (Swakopmund) is a captivating video that takes viewers on a journey through the stunning landscapes and unique experiences of Namibia. From the vast desert to the picturesque coastline, this video showcases the beauty and diversity of this African country. The video starts with the hosts sharing their adventures in Namibia, exploring the city of Swakopmund and the famous Sandwich Harbor. They provide insights into the history and culture of Namibia, highlighting the German influences and the country's independence in 1990. Viewers are treated to breathtaking views of sand dunes meeting the ocean, w...... Read Full article on HadNews

Why you might start to hate the influencers you once loved

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Tattle Life, an anonymous gossip forum, has been described as “the most toxic place on the internet”. A selection of thread titles on the site reveal posts such as: “Fake boobs, fake teeth, fake nose, fake life”; “Career is down the drain; she’s still so vain!” and “Always the wedding guest but never the bride”. People are increasingly turning to gossip forums like Tattle Life, Guru Gossip, GOMI (“Get Off My Internets”) and the Blogsnark subreddit to critique the influencers they follow. On these forums, users pick apart everything from the influencer’s social media content to their appearance. Even their relationships with their frie...... Read Full article on HadNews

Can AI write authentic poetry?

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“Time — a few centuries here or there — means very little in the world of poems.” There is something reassuring about Mary Oliver’s words. Especially in an era of rapid change, there is comfort to be had in those things that move slowly. But oceans rise and mountains fall; nothing stays the same. Not even the way poetry is made. The disappearance of the author in 20th-century literary criticism can perhaps be traced back to the surrealist movement and its game of “exquisite corpse.” The surrealists believed that a poem can emerge not only from the unconscious mind of an individual, but from the collective mind of many individuals working in ...... Read Full article on HadNews