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The world is too much with us said a "known" great person, but The world is way less for us said "I". This text puts forth my ideas towards achieving a socially high-developed state. I present to you THE PERSUASIONS OF KYV...

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The some of the greatest theories in physics explains us about only 50% or even less of the universe. Want to know it about it? Start Reading Now.

Grace Carter is embarking upon a new adventure in her life. She is young, beautiful and perpetually gifted. Her adventure begins at the start of the academic year at Trinity College, Cambridge. Music is her choice of study, and she is ever determined to succeed. Despite an innate determination for academic greatness, she discovers genuine friendship, and a deep, honest love.

"What do you do when you're getting "the eye" from an incredibly sexy superstar you're supposed to be interviewing so you can get home to your amazing, sweet superstar boyfriend? Apparently the answer is just go dumb because that's exactly what I did." Journalist Clancie Mailor falls head over heels at her very first interview with none other than Eddie Redmayne. An average girl entering a relationship with rapidly rising star, surely it'll be more than magic unicorns and rainbows. yay, new cover I made I'm shit at descriptions :)

A sociopathic teenager with a hallucinogenic disorder caused by and experiment done on him as a kid, seeks revenge on the corrupt ruling government in Solan.

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Kizzy Carter is an over confident and intelligent girl with weird tendencies. School for Kizzy is a breeze but a struggle when it comes to emotions and feelings. But when she meets a self-proclaim psycho her theories of everything changes. "I'm a psycho." "I'm a psycho too, feelings suck."

Understanding Everything. This is the 3rd book in the Books of UnDaoDu series, explaining the 4th Age of Humanity and its transition into the 5th and final age. We emerged from a timeless, infinite quantum singularity-a unified state where all potential existed, containing everything from the stars to the smallest particles. Some of us, known as sahdus-"those who say the Du"-do not merely believe in this connection; we feel it deeply. It is not a matter of faith, but an undeniable fact of our being. This connection is not an intellectual realization, but an intrinsic part of who we are-a deep sensing of the ordered entanglement that binds all things together, shaping reality itself. Yet, even with this profound understanding, we once lacked the language to describe the quantum paradigm. Concepts like the quantum mechanical universe, multiverses, superposition, and entanglement were beyond our grasp. In facing this limitation, the sahdus used stories and metaphors-through anthropomorphization-to express this truth, giving rise to religion. This book offers the answers you seek, whether you come from a place of atheism or monotheism, revealing the true nature of our connection to the universe.