44 Results in the "Non-Fiction" category
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[WASHINGTON, July 3…]
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Washington, D.C., experienced a devastating tragedy on July 3, when a United States Navy warship mistakenly shot down an Iranian commercial airliner in the Persian Gulf. The Navy reported that the aircraft was misidentified as an enemy fighter jet, resulting in the tragic loss of all 290 passengers aboard. The Iranian government swiftly condemned the attack, and the widespread outrage over the loss of so many lives raised serious questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident. Speculation…-
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[There are no…]
There are no flawless military operations, as pointed out by William J. Crow Jr., Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, in his statement from August 5, 1988. In this declaration, Crow highlights the complexity and unpredictable nature of military engagements, emphasizing that even when missions are successful, they are not without imperfections. This assertion challenges the common belief that military success signifies an absence of error. It reveals that all military operations, regardless…-
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[The iron law…]
The iron law of sobriety, much like the inescapable cycles of human suffering, follows a path that is both predictable and deeply individual. The struggle with addiction has been told in countless forms, much like an old folk song, where the melody remains the same, yet each person carries their own variation of the tune. It is a tale that is universally understood yet uniquely lived, with each person’s battle shaped by their circumstances, their weaknesses, and their ability to confront the truth. The…-
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[That evening, Cyrus…]
That evening, Cyrus made his way to the Camp5 Center, a local AA recovery clubhouse, for what was becoming a familiar weekly ritual. The room was modest, with a worn atmosphere that felt both comforting and unsettling, filled with a mix of veterans in recovery and newcomers, each person seeking solace in the shared space. Among the attendees was his sponsor, Gabe B., a man who had spent decades maintaining his sobriety and who also pursued a passion for playwriting. As Cyrus settled into the meeting, he…-
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[Sitting on a…]
Sitting on a bench in Prospect Park, Cyrus felt a heavy weight settle in his chest as he listened to the voicemail from Sang, Orkideh’s gallerist and former wife. The news of Orkideh's tragic passing left him reeling, despite the fact that his time with her had been short-lived. In the age of instant notifications, death had become just another item on a list of daily updates, but for Cyrus, this loss felt profoundly personal. Still, he found himself struggling with the conflicting feelings of distance…-
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[It feels so…]
It feels so disheartening to live in a world where dreams, which should be the lifeblood of creativity and human expression, are often disregarded. In many societies, especially within the framework of American culture, what can't be measured, bought, or sold is often perceived as insignificant. Dreams, as intangible entities that defy quantification, exist as fleeting, transient experiences that are easily cast aside in favor of more tangible, material pursuits. They contain within them complex emotions,…-
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[In the balancing…]
In the balancing act of leadership, where caution must be tempered with decisive action, President Reagan chose a path of resolute firmness. As a key figure in the Oval Office, Reagan’s decisions were not just about political posturing but the weight of every move made in the realm of international relations and defense. A seasoned advisor to the President reflected on the inherent difficulties of making critical decisions in high-stakes scenarios, remarking, “In these tight situations, things…-
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[If the mortal…]
If the mortal world can often feel overwhelming, with the complexities of life and death weighing heavily on one's mind, the author, Cyrus Shams, offers a thought-provoking exploration of two of humanity's most debated concepts: suicide and martyrdom. In Martyr!, Shams delves into the moral dimensions of both acts, revealing the internal struggles that accompany these extreme decisions. The chapter begins with the notion that suicide, which many view as a mortal sin, is often rooted in a deep sense of…-
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[I feel dangerous…]
In this chapter "I feel dangerous...", a sensation that emerges from within as I wrestle with both my own emotions and the societal labels that are imposed upon me. In this chapter, Cyrus Shams delves deeply into the complexities of identity and the emotional burden of feeling like a "dangerous" person because of my Iranian heritage. The author explores the paradox that exists when one, born into a culture often associated with volatility and threat, starts to grapple with those very stereotypes while also…-
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[I believe that…]
I believe that the chapter opens with a compelling and forceful statement made by William J. Crow Jr., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who asserts that Iran is directly responsible for a tragic event, highlighting the country’s role as the immediate cause of the disaster. His declaration carries a heavy weight, underscoring the seriousness of the incident and the complex geopolitical ramifications that it brings. Crow’s assertion reflects the broader tensions that continue to persist in…-
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