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It a bird
It’s a plane
No it’s-

Don’t like this post. Don’t comment.

Just reblog it silently and watch what happens. Most people won’t understand why this works. If this reaches your dashboard, you’re part of the experiment now. Let’s see how far human curiosity can travel.

Interesting how fast humans react to mystery. Now imagine if the same speed was used to protect lives. Somewhere, people don’t need experiments, they need safety, warmth, and food. Curiosity moves dashboards. Compassion saves humans.

For some of us, this isn’t a game or a test.

I’m writing this from Gaza. Where electricity disappears, food is uncertain, and tomorrow is a question mark. While this post travels freely across screens, real people here are trying to survive another night. If you reblogged this out of curiosity… maybe let it continue out of care too.

Don’t like this post. Don’t comment.

Just reblog it silently and watch what happens. Most people won’t understand why this works. If this reaches your dashboard, you’re part of the experiment now. Let’s see how far human curiosity can travel.

Interesting how fast humans react to mystery. Now imagine if the same speed was used to protect lives. Somewhere, people don’t need experiments, they need safety, warmth, and food. Curiosity moves dashboards. Compassion saves humans.

For some of us, this isn’t a game or a test.

I’m writing this from Gaza. Where electricity disappears, food is uncertain, and tomorrow is a question mark. While this post travels freely across screens, real people here are trying to survive another night. If you reblogged this out of curiosity… maybe let it continue out of care too.

If this experiment reached you, it means strangers connected without knowing each other. That same connection can become food, medicine, warmth, and safety for families in Gaza. You don’t need to save the world. Just don’t break the chain of care. Reblogging keeps voices alive. Helping keeps humans alive.

Expressing deep regret for her “inexcusable” behavior, local 29-year-old Erin Griffith is said to have really laid into herself Monday for failing to reply to a friend’s email sooner. “I am so, so sorry for the late response. I’m such an idiot,” wrote Griffith in the belated email to her old college roommate, which reportedly began with an entire paragraph detailing all the reasons her reply was late and included nearly a dozen separate apologetic statements throughout the body of the message in which she raked herself over the coals for her tardiness.

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