PinnedInWrite A CatalystbyAbed Arabiat·Jul 1, 2024Whispers of GoodbyeIn the quiet of the night, we drift apart, With whispered words and aching heart. Once united, now we stand alone, A love once bright, now…
PinnedAbed Arabiat·Jun 5, 2024Chopsticks, till today, Why?Chopsticks, one of the oldest and most ingenious eating utensils on Earth. A form of chopstick was used in ancient China as early as the…A response icon20A response icon20
PinnedInWrite A CatalystbyAbed Arabiat·Jun 6, 2024Does the bread have a history?Bread is one of the oldest prepared foods. Born about 14,000 years ago in the Upper Palaeolithic, it played a pivotal (though not…A response icon17A response icon17
PinnedAbed Arabiat·May 31, 2024How Coffee Became the World’s Favorite Pick-Me-UpAn Ethiopian goatherd known as Kaldi is said to have observed some hungry goats munching on certain berries and, feeling energized as a…A response icon9A response icon9
InWrite A CatalystbyAbed Arabiat·Jun 19, 2024Can one Word change nations ?Words can literally be life-changing. They speak to the power of words to not just tell others about things, but actually enable lives…A response icon3A response icon3
Abed Arabiat·Jun 15, 2024How was the fashion back in the past?(Hi, can you please take at least 30 seconds to check the article, if you like it, you can Clapp or highlight, and comment 😊)A response icon4A response icon4
InWrite A CatalystbyAbed Arabiat·Jun 10, 2024Ever Wondered Where Junk Food Came From?The story of junk food emerged in tandem with these developments. It was created by the converging technologies of industrialization and…A response icon1A response icon1
Abed Arabiat·Jun 3, 2024From Kipferl to Croissant: The Delicious Journey of a Pastry IconMore than 300 years old — with tales of innovation and cross-fertilization spanning vast swaths of the West — the story of the croissant…A response icon1A response icon1
Abed Arabiat·May 31, 2024Cheese Journey from Ancient Times to Today in 3 MinutesCheese predates empires, writing, and metal tools. Human beings have been making cheese since at least 8,000 BCE, around the same time…A response icon2A response icon2
