humanity

Humanity or geek-manity? Humanity topics include pieces on the real-life lives of geek advocates and influencors.

Tina Knowles Opens Up About Breast Cancer Battle
Tina Knowles, the beloved mother of global superstar Beyoncé and a respected figure in her own right, has bravely shared her personal battle with breast cancer. In a heartfelt interview, the 69-year-old revealed how skipping a routine mammogram led to a life-changing diagnosis—and why she’s now urging women everywhere to prioritize their health. Her story, filled with raw honesty and hope, reminds us all of the importance of early detection, the power of family support, and the courage it takes to face adversity.
By AB C12 months ago in Geeks
Conclave Movie
The death of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, has reignited global fascination with the Vatican’s secretive process of electing a new pope. For those curious about the drama and politics behind this ancient ritual, the 2024 Oscar-winning film Conclave offers a gripping—and surprisingly accurate—glimpse into the high-stakes world of papal elections. Directed by Edward Berger (All Quiet on the Western Front), this political thriller blends suspense, scandal, and spirituality, making it a must-watch as the real-life conclave unfolds. Here’s why the Conclave movie is both a timely and timeless exploration of power, faith, and human ambition.
By AB C12 months ago in Geeks
Why Australians Sound Like They’re Always Asking a Question
Why Australians Sound Like They’re Always Asking a Question If you've ever spoken to an Australian and found yourself wondering if they were subtly quizzing you about everything, you're not alone. That melodic rise at the end of their sentences—as though every statement is a casual inquiry—has confused (and amused) English speakers around the world for decades.
By Albert Acromond12 months ago in Geeks
"Love, Death & Robots 2024: Where Carnal Desires Meet Mechanical Nightmares"
On this planet, water is worth more than life itself. Only the truly wealthy can indulge in the luxury of an ice-cold Coke, while water thieves are locked inside glass boxes, left to bake under the scorching sun until their bodies are drained of every last drop. The parched sand becomes their final resting place.
By yue . shui12 months ago in Geeks
The 10 Most Dangerous Animals on Earth
The 10 Most Dangerous Animals on Earth 1. Mosquito (Anopheles spp.) Annual Deaths: 725,000+ Length: 3-6 mm Habitat: Tropical and subtropical regions worldwide Alive or Extinct? Alive (thriving!) Type of Danger: Disease vector (malaria, dengue, Zika, yellow fever) Fatal Impact: Neurotoxic, systemic infections via parasites or viruses
By amgad12 months ago in Geeks
The Unrivaled Art in Chainsaw Man
Chainsaw Man? How good can anything with that name be? That sounds stupid. And yeah, it is. But it’s also a masterpiece, and an absolute master class in absurdist fiction.
By angela hepworth12 months ago in Geeks
The Strangest Discoveries That Changed How Scientists See the World
Science is a journey of endless curiosity—but some discoveries are so bizarre that they force us to rewrite everything we thought we knew. From ancient high-tech artifacts to cosmic mysteries that defy logic, these findings didn’t just add to human knowledge—they shattered old beliefs and opened doors to entirely new realms of understanding.
By amgad12 months ago in Geeks
When Real Madrid and Arsenal faced each other: A dream football match
When Real Madrid and Arsenal faced each other: A dream football match When I first saw a football match as a child, I did not know the names of the players, nor the difference between the teams. There was just a ball, 22 people and immense passion. But with time, I understood one thing some teams make a home in the heart. For me, those teams were Real Madrid and Arsenal.
By Arab Shah12 months ago in Geeks
Hitchhiking to the Arctic (Norway)
I was in southern Sweden when I decided to turn north. I had no itinerary, just a fierce yearning in my heart to see the Northern Lights. Not from a bus tour, not through the foggy pane of a hotel window, but with my own breath visible in the air, my boots in the snow, and nothing but silence between me and the sky.
By Amzad Rahid12 months ago in Geeks
Hamas Sends a Delegation to Qatar to Begin New Ceasefire Talks with Gaza.
Hamas has confirmed it is sending a delegation to Doha, Qatar, to resume indirect negotiations with Israel in a renewed attempt to reach a ceasefire agreement that could bring an end to the devastating conflict in Gaza. The decision to return to talks comes amid rising international pressure and worsening humanitarian conditions in the besieged Palestinian territory.
By Ashfaque Mahmud 🇧🇩12 months ago in Geeks
March for Gaza: A Global Movement for Justice, Peace, and Humanity
In a time when the globe seems to be polarized with politics, wars, and inequity, there is one cause that brought millions together towards one goal—the March for Gaza. It's not just an uprising or protest for political reason. It's a powerful reaffirmation of empathy, coexistence, and the common desire of all humankind to abolish suffering. It's a unified cry for peace and justice to come to Gaza, where still innocent lives go astray within a disastrous human crisis.
By Sourove Kumar12 months ago in Geeks
The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 1 Ending Explained
Here is what happens at the end of the season 2 premiere of The Last of Us, including an explanation of Abby's group's direction. The first episode of the second season is finally available. HBO's eagerly anticipated adaptation of the video game sequel The Last of Us Part II, The Last of Us season 2, carries on the plot of the HBO adaptation of the original game. Many fans of The Last of Us are eager to see what HBO does with many of the game's storylines because of the highly contentious plot of The Last of Us Part II.
By WHB KHN12 months ago in Geeks