Kazi Najib Ashraf and Kazi Talha Ashraf: brave dark world

“We’ve always defined ourselves by the ability to overcome the impossible. And we count these moments. These moments when we dare to aim higher, to break barriers, to reach for the stars, to make the unknown known. We count these moments as our proudest achievements... And that our greatest accomplishments cannot be behind us, because our destiny lies above us.” – interstellar Today is a record-breaking day as we hit a new milestone with the hottest day record on a global scale. An outstanding medium 45°c which has baked our vary soil.

Living in a society filled with Children of Men as we ponder on the only world we have, discussing on topics which should have been resolved a century ago, yet here we are with this notion of “Help to change the future of your children”. Still, what did our ancestors do two or three decades ago to help us out? Was it to babble over some video games revolution or idealize these actors wearing a costume on a screen? Yes, they did quite a lot as governments failed to keep their people engaged or turn the former allies into current foes.

But if you’re still reading this, or somehow found a pen to copy the last physical book in paper, then I guess it’s time to share the reality of the Brave Dark World we live in.

Our leaders had started with great ideas, promising change, a new world where each global issue could be addressed and resolved. They would take part in these climate change summits, planning out a timeline where we have a clean future. But somewhere along the journey, their hearts became rotten, corrupted souls that only wanted to enforce their strength. We had yelled “Pro-Life vs Pro-Choice,” yet the tears of hundreds of children overfilled the river channels as we could not grant them any social welfare. In fact, we were not able not make a bar of sneakers more accessible than a gun.