@teachyouman on Instagram: "Carpet doesn’t come in one giant piece. It’s laid in sections. Stretched tight. Then sewn together by hand. Those workers aren’t decorating. They’re aligning patterns so the seams disappear. When it’s done right, the floor looks seamless. But it’s actually precision work done inch by inch. This post is for educational purposes only. DM for credit/removal. #TeachYou #HowItsMade #SkilledWork"

Athletes in Flow State on Instagram: "Steph Curry changed basketball by turning impossible shots into routine moments on the biggest stages. These clips capture his flowstate, where balance, confidence, and range blend into creativity defenders cannot predict or stop redefining what fans believe is possible every single night across eras, arenas, and playoff pressure moments worldwide. From deep heaves to off balance releases, Curry’s shooting rewired defensive schemes and inspired generations.

How History Speaks on Instagram: "Back in 1983, long before viral clips and slow-motion replays, Bruce Boccia climbed to a height that made even the bravest spectators look away. At SeaWorld San Diego, he prepared to attempt one of the most dangerous feats in sport — matching the world high-diving record. No safety nets. No second chances. Just gravity, water, and absolute trust in timing and technique. From that towering platform, the pool below looked impossibly small. One mistake in body posi

ReSeen on Instagram: "Starving through an 1880s Polish winter, many poor Jewish families stretched a few potatoes and scraps of fish into “meals” that barely filled a plate. This reel recreates one of those recorded dinners, so we can feel how close to hunger everyday life really was. Would you have survived on this? #historyreels #jewishhistory #polandhistory #19thcentury #historicalfood realmeals foodhistory socialhistory povertyhistory learnoninstagram historyfacts socialstudies historyteache

Akunne Emmanuel on Instagram: "Omo! Sapa can be really tiring sometimes. #instagram #igreels #explore #fyp #tech"