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The Memory of Old Objects: Are Objects a Tangible Proof of Our Nostalgia for the Past?

The Memory of Old Objects: Are Objects a Tangible Proof of Our Nostalgia for the Past?

(467 words)
July 18, 2026

In the quiet corners of homes, at the very bottom of drawers, or resting silently on a shelf, there are objects that await. Their surfaces are slightly worn, their colors faded, perhaps long since having lost their original functions. A broken clock, a notebook with yellowed pages, an old keychain, or a toy from childhood... To strangers who pass by, these items appear as mere mundane “objects.” But for us, the situation is entirely different. Every time we touch them, a quiet wave awakens somew

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Nida Üstün

Nida Üstün

The Room Everyone Keeps InsideTh

The Room Everyone Keeps Inside

(1001 words)
June 16, 2026

In one of the houses where I spent my childhood, there was a door at the end of the hallway that rarely opened. Its interior was not entirely forbidden—no one ever said “don’t go in.” But for some reason, no one went there often. When the door did open, a different smell came from inside—a heavy, silent scent characteristic of rooms that had been closed for a long time. An old chair stood in front of the window, along with a few unused items, boxes beginning to yellow, and objects covered in dus

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Ebrar Sıla Peri

Ebrar Sıla Peri

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain (Çocukr)

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain (Çocukr)

(479 words)
July 15, 2026

One night, you surrendered to the sweet arms of sleep and suddenly found yourself floating among hundreds of balloons. Colorful balloons carried you here and there across the sky. But wait a minute! This is a dream! Let us explore together why dreams exist scientifically and how our brain creates this world full of mysteries. The Brain: Our Dream Factory The brain is one of the most complex structures in the world. It contains billions of nerve cells (neurons) that become highly active during dr

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Erva Öztürk

Erva Öztürk

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain (Children's)

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain (Children's)

(538 words)
January 6, 2026

One night, you surrendered to the arms of sleep sweet and suddenly found yourself floating atop hundreds of balloons. Colored The balloons carried you here and there across the sky. But something is wrong! This is a dream! Let us explore together why dreams exist scientifically and how our brain creates this world full of mysteries. The Brain: Our Dream Factory The brain is one of the most complex structures in the world. It contains billions of nerve cells (neurons) that become highly active du

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Erva Öztürk

Erva Öztürk

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain

Dream Scientist: The Mysterious World of the Brain

(440 words)
December 2, 2025

The Brain: Our Dream Factory Our brain is one of the most complex structures in the world. It contains billions of nerve cells (neurons) that become highly active during dreaming. Dreams emerge during a specific phase of sleep: REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep. REM stands for "rapid eye movement." During this stage, our brain becomes as active as when we are awake and begins to construct stories. Dreams are typically created by combining what we experienced, felt, and remembered during the day. Th

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Erva Öztürk

Erva Öztürk

The excitement I felt to reach a conclusion is hidden in the effort I expended for the result.

The excitement I felt to reach a conclusion is hidden in the effort I expended for the result.

(359 words)
November 29, 2025

We often focus on the outcomes we achieve in life: we rejoice when we pass an exam, complete a project, or reach a desired success. But there is something we frequently overlook: what is truly valuable is the time and effort we invest to reach that outcome. Because the excitement we feel at the beginning, the challenges we encounter along the way, the people beside us, and the small moments we experience give us far more than the result itself. Let us consider: years later, what do we remember m

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Elyesa Köseoğlu

Elyesa Köseoğlu