qazinahin

Just think if we go extinct cows, goats, chickens, ducks and other wild animals will remember us as Demons who slaughtered them, imprisoned them, destroyed their habitats and polluted the environment. The only creatures which would have some nice memory of us would be dogs and cats. If they evolve into intelligent beings they would think we were Gods of the Past who provided them with food and shelter.  And it they are also dead then there would be nothing to remember us. None of these depictions will actually represent us in our true form. But, if and only if; we succeed to develop Artificial Intelligence, which resembles our consciousness

Welcome to the land of the weird and crazy. The nights are long and the days are lazy. Night shines bright, but the days are hazy. Here days are nights and nights are days. The darkness of the night never blurs our gaze. When the sun shines bright, we see daisy. Here waking up is hard, yet staying up is easy. Our days are dull, yet nights are busy. In this land all of us are a little crazy. Here we set alarm, not to wake up, but to sleep. Whatever happens we neither cry or nor weep. We are night owls, not day dwelling sheep.

What a mess have I made! Almost wasted a decade. As foolish as it seem, I still continue to dream. I know the dreams can break. I know my heart can ache. Still I will start again. I may lose or gain. I am used to pain. I will dream again.

In 200 AD, Anatolia now known as Turkey, lived a tribe of merchants who travelled all around the know word conducting trade. They travelled from Anatolia to Rome, Greece, France, Spain and all the way to the costs of Portugal in the west. They also travelled along the Silky road through Persia, Mesopotamia, parts of India all the way to the eastern coasts of China. Anatolian traders were educated from very early age by their mothers at home while the men travelled the world trading goods. They were honorable, honest and men of their words. The young among them were great fighters, so pirates and robbers did not dare to mess with them easily.