Lives In Fortunes

  Below is the conversation I had with Mr. Chucks on The Reality show featured on the Fiction TV Station . It is important to note that both parties involved in the conversation reached an agreement before this conversation was published online.  The main purpose of this article is to answer some of the questions students might have for the author of Compass on Campus. (The beginning) Interviewer: Welcome once again to today’s episode of The Reality Show. Our guest today is Femi Adebowale, popularly known as Afemsonic. He is a graduate of the University of Ibadan, where he studied Industry chemistry. He also renders content writing and copywriting services to both students and businesses. He has something interesting to share with us today. Afemsonic, you can have the floor. Afemsonic: Thank you for having me on the show today. My greetings to everyone listening or watching us, whether at home or at work. As mentioned earlier, I am Femi Adebowale, popularly known as...

  When we start to see life as it is, we will know how best to live in it. Life can be compared to a laboratory where every human being is meant to be a chemist who can create products to make the world a better place. The good news is that you are given all the materials you need to succeed for free in the laboratory of life.   So, my fellow chemists, come closer and pay attention to these words I want to say. These words might be bitter but try to swallow them, for they will serve as light to your path as you progress in life. In the past, when there was nothing called the Internet and all information was preserved in books, scientists had to memorize a lot of data and facts just in case the scientific books or journals got destroyed. But you see, times have changed, and we don’t only have the Internet but also Artificial Intelligence, where you can get almost any fact or answer to your questions within seconds. Though the world has changed, the formal education system...