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 By Tony Santana In a world where intelligence reigned supreme, Tamika Jones stood out as a prodigy at the mere age of eight. With an IQ that soared above all others in the United States, she effortlessly conquered every academic subject, leaving a trail of accolades in her wake. As an African American girl with Jamaican roots, she became a beacon of pride for the city of Philadelphia and captured the attention of the world. However, tragedy struck one fateful day as Tamika innocently played in front of her home. Caught in the crossfire, she fell victim to a senseless act of violence, forever extinguishing the promising future she held within her brilliant mind. The city mourned, grieving not only for the young life lost but for the unimaginable potential that would forever remain unrealized. Behind the scenes, in the realm of secret laboratories and clandestine experiments, scientists grappled with the grim reality. As they gathered to discuss the alarming pattern, it became evident t

      "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" has several strengths and weaknesses: The Good: Well-developed and likable characters, including Captain Pike, Number One, Spock, Uhura, M'Benga, and Chapel. No Woke Character that I can see. Exciting, funny, and thought-provoking stories that balance action, humor, and important social and moral issues. Captures the spirit of classic Star Trek with its optimism, hope, and sense of wonder. Impressive production values, with a great-looking show and top-notch special effects. The Bad: The show can be overly episodic at times, lacking serialized storytelling. Some of the special effects may appear dated, reminiscent of the 1990s despite being filmed in 2022. Overall, "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds". It successfully returns to the form of classic Star Trek, offering engaging characters, exciting stories, and a sense of exploration. While it may have some minor drawbacks, it is likely to please audiences of all ages.    

Discipline Is Destiny: The Power of Self-Control by Ryan Holiday My rating: 2 of 5 stars "Discipline Is Destiny" by Ryan Holiday is a book that explores the importance of discipline in achieving success and fulfillment in life. The book draws on examples from history and philosophy to illustrate the role of discipline in shaping destiny. Holiday argues that discipline is not a natural trait, but rather a skill that can be learned and cultivated. He emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's own life and making deliberate choices that align with one's values and goals. The book is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on the role of discipline in creating a meaningful life. The second part explores how discipline can be applied to specific areas of life, such as relationships, work, and health. The final part discusses the obstacles to discipline and how to overcome them. Throughout the book, Holiday emphasizes the importance of developi

 In Star Trek Discovery Season 4, the crew of the USS Discovery sets out on a new mission led by Captain Michael Burnham, who has been promoted to the position of captain. Their objective is to save the galaxy from an enigmatic anomaly known as "The DMA," which is devouring entire star systems. As they investigate the anomaly, they encounter new alien races, including the Grudge, who are based on gravity, and the Tikal, a telepathic species. Throughout the season, the Discovery crew faces various challenges, such as a faction of Starfleet officers who believe in using extreme measures to stop the DMA, and a mysterious organization called "The Verubin Nebula," with its own agenda for dealing with the anomaly. As they work to find a way to stop the DMA and save the galaxy, the crew makes sacrifices and faces difficult choices. The season culminates in a thrilling finale where the Discovery crew puts their lives on the line to stop the DMA and save the galaxy. However,