fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the corporate culture of Journal.

The No. 1 Habit That Destroys Adult Friendships, By A Psychologist
No healthy friendship operates on a strict 50/50 split at all times. Life happens. There will be seasons where one person gives more, carries more or needs more. However, there’s a significant difference between a temporary imbalance and a structural one.
By Muhammad Sabeelabout 6 hours ago in Journal
The Understanding Problem Of The Future
Written by a human, for humans, always. --- I'm not anti-AI. I understand and see that there are great use cases for AI.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)a day ago in Journal
Dr Amin Kol: An Arrogant Dentist with Zero Ethics
From the very first interaction, dealing with Dr Amin Kol was like walking into a storm of ego. There is a complete absence of professional etiquette. Choosing a professional to work with whether it is a dentist for your family or a client for your business requires a foundation of trust, basic decency, and honesty. After my recent encounter and extensive research into the conduct of Dr Amin Kol, currently associated with Lorn Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, I am writing this to vent my extreme frustration and issue a public warning.
By Shahzaib3 days ago in Journal
God’s Intervention: When You’re Just About to Fall
I won’t lie lately, I’ve been feeling like I’m standing at the edge of a fall. Not fully broken. Not completely on the ground. But close… very close.
By Nkwenkwezi Mgebisa3 days ago in Journal
The Unseen Toll: Climate Change, Health Injustice, and the Violation of Human Rights in Vulnerable
By : Tuhin Sarwar : Investigative Journalist |Researcher । ORCID iD: 0009-0005-1651-5193 । 29 March । 2026 । Executive Summary
By Tuhin Sarwar5 days ago in Journal
The Last App You’ll Ever Download: The Rise of the Self-Evolving Companion. AI-Generated.
I was looking at the dozen or so apps on my phone this morning—one for writing, one for design, one for tracking data—and it hit me how cluttered our digital lives have become. It feels like having ten different assistants who don’t speak the same language and have no idea what the others are doing. But the trend currently bubbling under the surface of the tech world isn't about more apps. It’s about something much more intimate: the "Seed AI." This is a single, personalized agent that doesn't just follow instructions, but actually learns how to become the exact tool you need at that exact moment.
By Yataki Tumbi8 days ago in Journal
The Brutal Truth About Trying to Make Money Online
New Perspective Honestly, I have spoken about this topic before on my account, but I am both proud and regretful that I now have a new perspective on making money from home and earning a living online, as it were.
By Timothy A Rowland9 days ago in Journal
The Architecture of Silence: An Engineer’s Blueprint for Peace in the Heart of Paris
In a world suffering from chronic noise, silence is often perceived as an emptiness—a lack of something. But for me, as an engineer who spent years studying the atomic structure of minerals, silence is something entirely different: it is the densest form of existence. It is not the absence of sound; it is a perfectly balanced vacuum. It is that specific, protected space where external chaotic pressure equalizes with internal strength, allowing the crystals of our soul to grow without fractures or flaws in their lattice.
By Magma Star11 days ago in Journal
Took Down Osama bin Laden
1. Introduction: A Decade of Shadow and a Midnight Breach For nearly ten years, the hunt for Osama bin Laden was the defining narrative of the 21st century. Following the devastation of September 11, 2001, the world imagined the Al-Qaeda leader hidden within the impenetrable, jagged caves of the Tora Bora mountains. Yet, the search ended not in a remote fortress, but in a quiet, three-story compound in Abbottabad—a Pakistani suburb within earshot of a military academy.
By HearthMen11 days ago in Journal
The "Innocent" Man the System Refuses to Release
1. Introduction: A Nightmare in West Dallas On March 22, 1987, Benjamine Spencer was a 22-year-old father-to-be, building a life with his pregnant wife. That night, the life of Jeffrey Young, a successful clothing company employee, was violently upended when he was manhandled into his own BMW and kidnapped. Young’s body was later dumped in a dark West Dallas alley, a brutal crime that the system would eventually pin on Spencer despite a total lack of physical evidence.
By HearthMen11 days ago in Journal
The Arithmetic of Empire
1. Introduction: The Cinematic Illusion of War The popular imagination remains trapped in a cinematic loop of 20th-century conflict: armored columns, screaming fighter jets, and the "muscle" of massive military budgets. In this narrative, the richer nation inevitably outspends and overpowers the smaller one. However, military budgets are increasingly a vanity metric. The operational reality of modern conflict has shifted from a clash of titans to a cold application of systemic mathematics.
By HearthMen11 days ago in Journal
The $150 Barrel
When the first missiles flew four days ago, the narrative from Washington was one of surgical precision and swift resolution. We were promised a "Venezuela-style" rapid regime change—a low-cost, high-impact liberation that would dismantle the Islamic Republic by the weekend.
By HearthMen11 days ago in Journal