"The best ways to make your dreams come true is to wake up" - Paul Valery

Atlas, I have reached the end of my Humanities Core journey.I have grown and learned about the process of worldbuilding and what it means to be a worldbuilder myself as I created my own story and world. As I admit once again, I often was confused what the term worldbuilding was this year as I learned that worldbuilding was creating a world, but also remimagining a known-world is also known as worldbuilding. To my own understanding, worldbuilding is the process in which you define the world around you or how you construct a new world from either what is known or from the unknown. There are no boundaries when it comes to worldbuilding, and yet there are many limitations as no one can claim precisely what worldbuilding is. Taking it back to the beginning of the year, I wrote that a worldbuilder is never done building and to that point, I most definitely still agree. While I have spent this year learning how to better my skills as a writer, a researcher, and a thinker,  I am not done learning and constructing. I don't think I'll ever be done as times change and I change.  I also wrote that I will take all the materials given to me and use it on my own accord in which I have. For my last paper in humanities core, I used the resources provided by humancore and used it to talk about my own self-selected primary source. In retrospect, I've learned to figure out what ways of being a scholar works best for me , and what doesn't but I've also learned to try things out of my comfort zone as an untouched story can be the best thing to happen to you. The only thing constant in our world is change, and worldbuilding allows for an ever changing society to occur. In the beginning of my journey, in the very first page I made, I was sleeping, yet in this last page of mine, I have woken up and started experiencing the world (whatever that could be).