Green Warriors create a livable environment and develop solutions to ecological and ecosystem issues. Permaculture ethics developed by the Green Warriors (protection of the Earth and organisms living on it, deal out with extra money carefully, setting limits on utilization and populace). They also help people in farms, communities, and…

Motivation gives direction to our ambitions. Failure is the outcome of a lack of motivation. Goals require passion, and it helps us to achieve success. We will motivate ourselves and others for the ambition. Other people’s encouragement can also motivate in their goals. Motivation will be used for self-motivation and…

Arfa Karim was born in the Pakistani city of Lahore on February 2, 1995. Her field of research in computer science. At the age of nine, she became a Microsoft Certified Professional. She made history by becoming the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional. She is the holder of numerous…

I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I first started writing on Medium. I had never heard of the medium partner program before. After a few days, I learned about the program, which needed to publish one article and 100 followers. Reaching 100 followers is a…

Traveling technology evolves with time, introducing new modes of transportation. Teleportation is a technology that allows you to go from one place to another. It is a technology that moves physical objects from one spot to another. Founder of Teleportation: Richard Jozsa Dr. Eugene Polzik Gilles Brassand Charles H. Bennett …

The purpose of university education is to help graduates in obtaining better jobs. It’s a fact that university has benefited them in their careers. Students have been learning about several aspects of life. The university supports students in developing their confidence and shaping their personalities. Graduate students are required to…

Autism is a developmental disease that affects the brain’s mental growth of speech — communication abilities during the first three years of life. In 1943, psychiatrist Leo Kanner originally described it as a condition in youngsters who had difficulty relating to and were hypersensitive to changes in their surroundings.