Why Artificial life is important
Introduction:
Like thousands of women in the last six or seven years, she too was living a life of artificial choice. And it cannot be said that she was happy because what is necessary to survive is necessary.
It does not include being happy. But in this life, her pleasure includes the one who ate the first bread that came down from you for breakfast in the morning. She would get up after drinking.
And everyone in the house would try to have breakfast only after that. If she participated in the speech competitions at school, whether she won a prize or not, everyone enjoyed her speech style. Everybody thought she knew how to talk. Now she had doubts about her way of talking. She was a normal girl with curly hair. She was convinced that she was an ugly, irrational, and unlucky woman, and she accepted this decision of time. Lessons of life:
There are some trials and tribulations that end. When it happens, man realizes that it was not two troubles but mercy. I mean, mind you that life is too short to be understood, the time to live in the world is too short.
The world needs peace:
The heart has always wanted the world to be in the cradle of peace, but it was destined to be born in a century in which great wars were fought and prejudice and violence were rampant in the East, West, North, and South. Millions of people have been killed and millions of people have fled from one place to another. Take a look at Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. There are houses destroyed by bombing everywhere. Some children fall asleep in the water after reaching the dead shore. The girls and boys who have reached out for bread for a while are women and old people. It was the 50s when partition was said to be the cure for the subcontinent. It was said that to eliminate the tension and prejudice between Hindus and Muslims, the subcontinent was divided so that everyone could live in peace. Why did people slaughter each other and set fire to settlements? So everyone had the answer to this question that these are difficult issues, will not be understood yet. The 65th and 17th centuries are such tragedies in our history that if they had not happened, then these two countries and the whole region would not have gone through so many difficulties and millions of its people would not have been forced to live below the poverty line. Education would not have been turned away by our millions of children, and the army of helpless children would not have been seen in our settlements. Why doesn’t the ruling elite feel sorry for us? Billions of dollars are spent on arms purchases, its commission is spent on luxury living, but we do not have the single desperation. No journey is fruitless, even if the destination is found, the paths teach a lot. Poverty is rich, fortune is a bargain.
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