𝙰𝚕𝚕 𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐𝚜

This song reflects on what remains after war ends – not the victory, not the noise, but the silence, the loss, and the lives that never return to what they were. Even when everything is declared “over,” the impact stays.This is not a story of war…This is a story of what it leaves behind. THAT’S IT FOR TODAY AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SPENDING YOUR VALUABLE TIME WITH US. A Question For…

A new song will be released on May 1.All details will be shared on the release date.If you find the content meaningful, you may consider subscribing to the channel. You can also explore the other songs already available — each one reflects on themes that are often overlooked, much like this one. YouTube

What This Song Invites Us to Think About This song is not only about a single moment on a street. It reflects a pattern of human behavior that appears in many situations in life.When something wrong happens in front of many people, it may seem like help should arrive quickly because there are so many witnesses. But in reality, the opposite often happens. Each person waits, assuming someone else…

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Something new is on the way.I’ve been working on a new song. The release date isn’t fully locked yet — it might come next week, or possibly a little later. What I can confirm is this: the song is definitely coming, and this time it will be an English version.The idea behind the track is simple but powerful:a moment where many people see something wrong happening… yet no one steps forward. It’s…

Researched and Expressed by Priyanshu Sharma. In this year, 1993, a new radio station began broadcasting in Rwanda — Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM).At first, people tuned in thinking it was just an ordinary radio — one that played music, made jokes, and shared local gossip. It was full of laughter, pranks, and friendly banter. It felt lighthearted, familiar, and entertaining.…

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CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. In the year 1947, Swiss animal behaviorist Rudolph Schenkel conducted a study on wolves. These wolves were not in the wild but were captive animals kept in an artificial setting at the Basel Zoo in Switzerland. Over time, Schenkel observed how the wolves interacted with each other in this confined environment. He found a clear pattern of dominance and submission —…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. As we explore the concept of quantum immortality and the implications of consciousness surviving across infinite timelines, we are faced with a fundamental ethical dilemma: Is immortality something to be desired, or does it come with moral and philosophical consequences that make it a dangerous pursuit?The idea of living forever—or surviving death across multiple…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. In this chapter, we delve deeper into a critical aspect of quantum immortality: the paradox of self-awareness. If consciousness exists across an infinite number of realities, can there ever truly be a continuous sense of “self,” or is it fragmented into countless versions, each unaware of the others? This paradox challenges our fundamental understanding of identity…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. As we explore the depth of quantum immortality, we encounter a dilemma at the heart of infinite consciousness: If consciousness can exist eternally across multiple realities, does it retain its individual identity? Or is it merely a fractured echo, spread across an infinite number of universes, each one slightly different from the last?This dilemma challenges the idea…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. One of the most profound implications of quantum immortality is the way it redefines existence itself. Traditional views of life and death are based on a linear, finite model: birth, growth, death, and the cessation of existence. However, quantum immortality introduces the concept that existence may not be finite but rather a continual, ever-repeating process across…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. If quantum immortality holds, it suggests that every time you make a decision, you are creating an entirely new universe in which a different outcome occurs. This leads to a fundamental question: do you have free will, or are your choices merely the result of an inevitable chain of events that leads to the splitting of realities?The concept of free will is already a…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. If quantum immortality is real, what happens when you’ve crossed so many universes that you’ve become something else entirely? At what point does “you” cease to exist as the person you once were?We often imagine immortality as an endless, uninterrupted existence. We think of it as eternal youth, without decay, forever living in the same body, the same mind, the same…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. Have you ever had a memory so vivid — so clear — only to find out it never happened? A place that feels familiar but you’ve never been there. A conversation you swear took place, but no one else recalls. A feeling of déjà vu so strong it makes your chest tighten.What if those aren’t errors in memory? What if they are echoes from the version of you that lived — or died…

CONTENT RESEARCHED BY: P.S. You stepped off the curb, and the bus should have hit you. But it didn’t.Your heart stopped for a moment, but the car missed you by an inch.You choked on food, couldn’t breathe — then, suddenly, you could.Moments like these are often brushed off as “luck,” “coincidence,” or “fate.” But what if they are something else entirely? What if they are the result of a fracture…