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Waking up

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  Waking up in the Necropolis Gully BK began her precarious descent into the Necropolis Gully , a name lost to a small number of archaeologists and rogue explorers. The crevice itself was a scar on the ancient landscape, a vast, yawning chasm that plummeted into the planet’s geological memory. As she rappelled down the sheer, moss-slicked wall, the air grew thick with the smell of damp earth and mineral deposits, a primal scent that felt undisturbed for millennia. Through her helmet augmented simulation, illuminating the colossal, jagged stones that formed the gully's walls with data. It was here, wedged deep within a natural alcove, that she uncovered the remnants of forgotten structures and life-like sculptures. These were not mere ruins of a collapsing city; they were foundational outlines, crystalline supports , and fused-metal segments hinting at a magnificent, but tragically unfinished, urban vision. The architecture was abstract, alien, and perhaps too grand for any tourist...

The History of Whistle Blowers

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  Why does the media portray whistleblowers’ information as shadowy? Whistleblowers are put under the spotlight, and the war criminals are not. Whistleblowers are made isolated and vulnerable by institutions. Forced between ethical duty and institutional obedience. A history of law enforcement that scatters whistleblowers to waste. The punishment of whistleblowers is a decline in our democratic values. Can you hear the powerful laugh as their legal responsibility is avoided? Whistleblowers are often considered unsung heroes in a world where the truth is often hidden. However, they find themselves in a paradoxical situation where they are celebrated for their bravery yet shunned by the institutions they try to expose. Those who reveal institutional and war crimes are genuinely remarkable and serve as the epitome of truth, yet they are often left vulnerable and isolated.  The struggle faced by whistleblowers is symbolic of a widespread war on transparency. Every time they reveal...