I was thinking of a title for this post... and why not wildflowers? During a hike a few months ago, I captured the beauty of nature through the flowers scattered along the path. Without human care, without planned sowing, just the pure and simple movement of nature, which sows where it should be sown. Those that are strongest are born, bloom, and remain. Nature follows its own will.

Olá Splinters, bem vindos de volta!Naturalmente, quando pensamos em Splinterlands e sua dinâmica, é impossível deixar de lado as regras de batalha. Claro, a construção do mecanismo das cartas é muito importante e mantém a característica deste que, considero um dos melhores card game que já joguei, mas as regras de batalhas é o ponto alto. Cada batalha sempre vai ter suas particularidade e mesmo que uma regra já tenha sido jogada anteriormente, as condições sempre vão mudar, seja por conta das combinações de outras regras, seja pela quantidade de mana.

What would we be without science? Every day, new milestones are reached with the evolution and advancement of technology and science, which often go hand in hand, whether in the production of information, research, or testing. In all sectors, health, food, or infrastructure, science is essential for progress. And horizons that once seemed unattainable are now increasingly closer. But has science evolved to the point of also causing harm?

Olá Splinters, bem vindos de volta!As regras de batalhas são um mecanismo muito interessante em Splinterlands. Ela muda a dinâmica e nos proporciona a chance de testar novas estratégias, novos monstros em composições. Imagine se esse artifício não existisse, como Splinterlands iria ser mais um card game qualquer. As vezes é desafiados enfrentar algumas regras de batalha, nem sempre temos uma boa ideia para criar um time que possa vencer, mas na maioria dos casos, essa alternação de condições é o que entrega um empenho em aprender mais sobre o jogo e aprimorar nossas próprias habilidades.

Of course, living is a miracle. If we think about it on a macro level, there are 144 specific conditions that need to be met for life to exist (or not become extinct) here on Earth. Storms, climate, disease, and war: events beyond our control that could easily wipe us out, and yet we are still here, alive. Of course, you could cross the street looking at your cell phone and get hit by a car, or walk somewhere and have something fall on your head. I could list a thousand and one things that could happen occasionally, but we are still alive. Is it a miracle or not?

Margot is our sweetheart. Anyone who looks at her would never imagine how dangerous this dog is, to strangers, of course. But to those close to her, she is adorable and knows how to ask for what she wants, in her own way, with sounds and gestures that always elicit affection or a little food.