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I too was just stating the truth.
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Assuming you genuinely made a sincere effort and could not come up with plausible reasons for the resistance, I'll mention a couple that immediately came to my mind: - Breaking existing conventions - Using "being offended" as
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The "you are either with us or against us" mindset will keep people from building bridges to approach each other.
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Doing better in exams is not "potential", it is actual "performance" (in the test).
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"Coca-Cola, sometimes war"
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A system that relies on things being ideal is likely to fail indeed. An alternative that works better than "Don't break the chain" is "Start again with the smallest and easiest step you can think of". Hypothetical e
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Thank you so much for responding to me and for the advice. Much appreciated! I'll try and find a way to make something happen.
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While my experience with teaching is next to nothing: informal mentoring at work and classroom teaching when I was myself a student, teaching younger classes (maths and science), I do feel that on the long run, it might be my calling. Every
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I got a lot of popular 3DS games from the used games market and likewise also sold off some of them when I was done with them. I never bought any at more than half the retail price of the game at that time. Of course, for this reason (and a
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Man, at some point, someone has to point it out. What the hell is with these clickbait headlines on HN. Is there no place on the internet saved from it? Even what used to be reputable news websites have it everywhere (and BBC of course sham
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I have long thought about how to solves this problem with my cats. I currently have a two-door setup (analogous to an airlock) and this is not a problem. Nevertheless, what I try is to teach them that anytime I open a door which was previou
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Some of your complaints stem from the cat(s) not having learnt what is and is not acceptable. They love to manipulate things with their paws and naturally many will try to swipe/push things and sometimes off ledges, shelves etc. You ca
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An oversimplification which might make it easier to understand that rule: Don't mistreat others.
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Given you are talking about a country which had no qualms about kidnapping people from other countries and also holds people indefinitely without trial, I suppose you are right.
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Please allow me to address that in a different way: How do you intend to make such accomplishments come true unless you permit yourself to have a mindset which enables you to believe in yourself and work towards them? The multiple replies y
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Mate, please seek help. This will eat you from within and you will suffer even more later. It pains me to imagine that. I also see your username is in the same vein as your message. The more you talk to yourself in that manner, the more it
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I am no dietician or doctor. However, I can say that you didn't try the diet long enough to conclude if it had any beneficial effect for you. Also, given that you were not aware about the possibility of keto-flu, I suppose you also did
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What you are describing sounds like a "keto diet". It is expected that people don't feel so good until the body adjusts to the low-carb diet. Often people speak of "keto flu" in the initial days.
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I pity the child. There is but one childhood and I hope every child gets a chance to enjoy a carefree, fulfilling and fun childhood.
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Typical satnav devices work fine without internet connectivity. Of course, such a device won't work if it can't connect to satellites providing positioning data but I think that was not what you had in mind when you said "con
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You could also have another perspective: The people who bring children into this world, without the future child's consent are being selfish because _they_ want that child. You can never know if that person will grow up to have a miser
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Sorry to have to break the news to you, but the quote is from a work of fiction.
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If you permit me an unsolicited suggestion, I've had success using a black permanent marker to dim overly bright LEDs to an acceptable level. For really bright ones, which are causing trouble when the area is otherwise dark, I've
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I absolutely love coffee and if I could get the same taste without caffeine, that would be a dream for I can then drink as much as I want! I love the taste and the aroma. Good luck with your hunt for the perfect espresso! There is no other
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I have a feeling you might like this: https://www.nand2tetris.org/ It's a popular course about building a computer from nand gates and eventually building a Tetris like game on it. All of this is done on a hardware sim
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Have you considered going to someone who is qualified to diagnose the condition and prescribe medication?
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That statement still implies something like "a not-so-improbable interpretation of that event might mean you will be fired".
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For some reason, my comment seems to have come across to you with an unintended tone. I was only trying to gently urge you to consider that even the relatively old have some years of life left and we draw the line at different places for di
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Mate, most people live to grow old. What fulfillment in life would one have if many productive and/or desierable tasks were reserved for the young? Wouldn't it make the later years even harder for them?
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I had the opportunity to spend a week in Kerala. It's a beautiful place with rather friendly people and such delicious food! What a lovely place!
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