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What is a list of skills that are amazing if you learn them? | What is a Skill?
If your goal is to make a pizza, Skill is the knowledge of the recipe and ingredients required to make a pizza.
The gap between you and your goal is the Skill. The more you work on your Skill, the more you cover this gap.
4 skills that can change your life:
Have a Deadline but don’t let the breaking of the Deadline make you Dead
The Goal looks great, it tempts you, it attracts you, it is magnetic but the journey to reach the goal is less likely to keep you hooked.
The deadline to achieve your goal is important so that your mind has an inbuilt needle ticking and telling you how much and how short you are running out of time.
But don’t let the deadline be your final line.
Failing a deadline never means Failure.
What I want to build here in this step is one of the most important skills that many of us fail.
Patience!
This might sound very common and very obvious.
Almost every self-help post talks about Patience.
Let me uncover the monotony that this word has filled you with.
The first misconception that most of us have is: Patience is waiting!
Patience is not waiting but believing in the pace of your progress.
It’s great you have a Deadline for your Goal but it’s important to not let the Deadline make you Dead if it’s not met.
Make your journey the Goal, not the Success
When success becomes your goal, the joy that you anticipate becomes temporary.
When you reach that one desired point that you had been working for, you come up with
What next?
And the next is the same journey.
You are there in that moment of success for a very short period and if you stop there, the success stops growing further.
What covers the maximum part of your goal is the Journey you are going to have.
When you attach yourself to that temporary state of success, the journey becomes harder.
The path that you walk is what you are going to have with you forever and success will exist only like little vanishing moments.
You cannot sustain success if you are not sustaining the Journey.
Failing is not Failure
You declare failure only and only when you quit and accept it.
Rest every time, it’s your potential that is challenged till you give the best shot.
Failing is inevitable but it does not block you from success.
Quitting is a choice and it confirms Failure.
When you fail to do something several times and you fail to try again, your chance to quit increases.
This is when Failure is most prone.
So, when you fail at things, do not anticipate them as your failure.
You could not do a certain task in a certain time never meant you would never succeed in doing it.
It takes time to find the right way to give the right shot, until then keep failing.
Success is guaranteed when you don’t stop working when nothing works
Talent is a nice thing to have. It’ll take you far. But to get to where you really want takes perseverance.
To continue working when the work keeps meeting progress is easy.
It’s a deal when work is hindered and stymied.
The real assessment of your desire to achieve the goal is when you work when nothing works.
No matter how intelligent or talented you are, obstacles are never biased. They will obstruct your path, assess your perseverance.
Perseverance is when you override everything that comes your way to impede your progress, snatch your determination, kill your willingness, and leave you a Failure.
Whatever the Goal is, you cannot excel by just working on the specific skills that your Goal requires. When you build your inner self strong and unwavering towards your goal, rest everything becomes favourable.
If you resonated with my words, find more of work on my blog
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What is preventing Russia from rising as a superpower again? | And who said it is not rising?
You folks are reading too much Western press, that repeats what Washington dictates to them.
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What is swing trading? | Swing trading is a few days trading based on your trading time. Market walks with zigzag movements. Every zigzag movements is called a swing …. A simple explanation Of Swing Trading. My YouTube channel named TRADE FOR PROFIT . Full Detailed Explanation
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Why are garages such a priority in houses in the UK given that hardly anyone actually uses them to store their car in? | A few years ago a new development was built near us, advertised pre build as detached house and garage. They were snapped up off plan and sold out within three months.
Walk round the estate today and all have cars sitting on the driveway. The new owner found that whilst they could drive into their brand new garage they were not wide enough to open the car door and get out.
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As a proud Texan, I believe that for profit healthcare is the best system, it allows maximum profit for shareholders and companies. Why do folks in Europe, Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand think that they are entitled to free healthcare? | You may or may not be a Texan, you may not even be an American. The dozens and dozens of questions you have concocted on Quora, all on the same theme, do indicate that you are reasonably literate. I would guess some youngster in his or her 20’s, still in rude health, not particularly worried about finances (you probably live at home with the parents), and it sounds like you are a little bit of a neocon because you are young and don’t know any better.
You did somewhat naively expose the true agenda of US healthcare - it is in fact to maximize profit for shareholders and companies (the latter including insurance companies and hospitals). The purpose of US healthcare is *not* to support the general welfare of Americans - it is all about making money by selling care. If you do genuinely like how it works, then (1) you are fairly comfortable financially, and (2) you gain financially somehow.
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I want to travel to Canada for my master’s degree program but I have a two-year-old baby. How do I go about it? | Go to Canadian-universities.net and look for ‘Daycare services’: “Many of the larger schools now offer daycare services to their students, staff, and faculty … Some of the larger schools with large housing complexes on campus will often have preschools and primary schools nearby, and the university or college daycare will often be affiliated with those entities to provide a continuum of services and education.
“Usually, daycare is housed with the Department of Housing or Ancillary Services. Often, the school subsidizes the operation of the service. The remainder of revenue is raised primarily from daycare fees with some government funding.”
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What are the disadvantages a person can have after becoming a member of a Freemason? | As far as I can tell, participation in the Lodge activities can in fact take you away from your family and church or other things, but it doesn’t have to. The Lodge itself will tell you that family and church is a priority. But one’s zeal for the Lodge can distract a person.
Another thing is being confronted with people who think they know something about the Freemasons, especially “conspiracy theorists”, and them trying to either get you to admit you worship Satan and drink blood and ride goats, or try this “I know and you know this is really what is going on but I know you can’t tell me (wink wink)”.
It seems very few people anymore cannot just accept a person that likes the brotherhood and enjoys being part of an organization that improves their lives and contributes to the community - certainly more than the critics do.
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Can I shower with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra? | Yes u can but i would not suggest u to cuz s20 ultra has ip68 but u never know the water proof is only cuz ppl sometimes spill water on their phone , maybe if u take shower with it mainly cover up all the holes of the phones . Also, the ip68 has some limitations like it can be underwater for like 30 mins in bathtub .
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Why do waitresses ask if Coke is okay instead of Pepsi? Do you think it makes a big difference if you get Coke or Pepsi? | I'm not a waitress, but I'm a cashier and order taker in the fast food industry. Part of it is just necessary clarification: if you order one drink, and get something similar, but NOT what you ordered, you'd probably be a little annoyed that you weren't told. Some people hate one or the other, even though the tastes are largely similar. Most of the time, people I ask “is Pepsi okay?” will be fine with it, but at LEAST thrice a shift I'll ask if Pepsi's alright and they'll change to something completely different.
It's not always a flavor thing. Pepsi has a *little* bit more caffeine in it per can when compared to coke, for example, and someone might only be able to handle so many milligrams of caffeine in a day before seeing health issues.
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Is there any truth to what QAnon is saying? | Putting on my former IC hat here for a moment.
There is not, nor has there ever been anything called a Q clearance. I’ve had the highest clearances available up to and including during the time I was in to having access to communications should the need be present to communicate directly to the POTUS of the time.
The whole thing was a lie propagated by some novel idiot (who never had any affiliation with the IC at all) that thought it brilliant to exploit the nascent and disorganized paranoia of thos...
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What genetic malformation does Megan Fox have? | The 35-year-old actress gave an interview to GQ Style alongside her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly, and revealed that she has body dysmorphism. "I have a lot of deep insecurities," said the actress. “We can look at someone and think, 'This person is so beautiful. Your life must be so easy.
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Why has Labour lost its fourth general election in a row? | It’s maybe lost the last 4but it will win the next one
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Where can I find packers and movers in Noida? | The way each precious furniture and sculpture is managed, moved and shifted down the stairs and every seeming small scratch is something that always hurts a possessor.
When I was shifting from Noida to Mumbai, I wanted to make sure that nothing of that sort happened. I picked original White Glove packers and movers by browsing their packaging techniques and made sure to ask them to manage every item in my possession list diligently. I am very happy that they managed my belongings with military precision, they brought the customized packaging boxes along with them and made sure my electronic items were packed neatly in bubble wraps so that there was no chance of any accident in the process of transportation. I will definitely recommend White Glove Packers and Movers guys to everyone.
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How much longer can the Russian economy sustain its war with Ukraine? | The western world has painted Russia as a villain. People here on Quora have fallen into line with that thinking so there is a view that Russia has little or no support in the world.
Much of the vilification of Russia amounts to trash talk, wishful thinking and good old propaganda.
The facts however are that more people in the world either support Russia or are open to dealing with Russia. The western world vilifying Russia amounts to a few hundred million while China and India alone amount to 2.8 billion.
The Russian economy is growing at about 2% while virtually all western economies are in a recession.
I can not say how long Russia can keep fighting in Ukraine any more than I can say how long the US and NATO can afford to keep trying to destroy Russia.
Who goes broke first I suppose will win this one.
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How complicated does XML get? | Oh boy!
Well we have to be careful here in how we define XML and how we define complicated.
XML by itself as a format is relatively straight forward. Where the fun starts coming in is when we start including things like schemas.
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://example.com" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="person"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element name="familyName" type="xs:string" /> <xs:element name="firstName" type="xs:string" /> <xs:sequence> <xs:complexType> <xs:element> <xs:schema>
Eh this isn’t the end of the world right? Pretty straight forward even.
But!!!
What about say … XSLT … It is Turing Complete! Here is a Turing Machine implemented in XSLT [LINKED_TEXT: Universal Turing Machine in XSLT] [URL: https://www.unidex.com/turing/utm.htm]
So it being we have now proven that XSLT is equivalent to a Turing machine I think we can say that XML can be VERY COMPLICATED :)
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What happens when a title search doesn't find an HOA associated with a house that is being purchased then the HOA president claims the title search company made a mistake and the house belongs to the HOA? | If a title search and the real estate agents didn't reveal anything, I would politely but firmly ask the person representing the HOA to provide some sort of definitive evidence of the home's inclusion in the HOA. While that evidence is being gathered, I would look into anything on file with the city/county, as most cities/counties require HOA's to have paperwork on file with the appropriate government agency. And then I would consider taking all that evidence and information to a real estate lawyer, depending on how the HOA representative treats you. Then, assuming it doesn't show as being part of the HOA, you have a choice, and that choice depends on how you feel about HOA's. If you're ok with being in one, then go ahead and sign up. If you are dead set on NOT being in one, I'd keep that lawyer on retainer, and let them know every single time you have contact with the HOA, whether it's a letter/fine in the mail or a verbal altercation. I've heard of far too many HOA's harassing folks.
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Is it true that the vast majority of Americans truly believe that the USA single-handedly won the Second World War, and that the British Empire and USSR contributed either nothing or just very little to the Allied victory? | No, it is not true. We are just aware of our contribution to staffing and funding a lot of fighting, on multiple fronts.
We know the USSR threw a huge amount of people, effort and resources into the war. Canada, Australia and many others were also invaluable allies.
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Why is the microwave oven harmful to food? | Microwaves are simply electromagnetic waves, just like sunlight. Sunlight heats things, as do microwaves. Too much microwaves or sunlight is bad for tissue, unless you want to cook and eat it.
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What is the most misunderstood picture that has become famous (or infamous)? | Not as impactful as the point blank execution, however this illustrated the power of showing strategically less to make “more” about what was actually happening. As I recall this frozen frame of Hitler merely walking backwards was turned into his doing the jig in delight. It provoked the desired outrage as intended.
(Perhaps in context he may have been merely doing the moon walk… ;)
Hitler’s Silly Dance
On June 21, 1940, Hitler accepted the surrender of the French government at a ceremony in Compiegne, France. He melodramatically insisted on receiving France's surrender in the same railroad car in which Germany had signed the 1918 armistice that had ended World War One.
After Hitler accepted France's surrender, he stepped backwards slightly, as if in shock. But this isn't what audiences in the Allied countries saw who watched the movie-reel of the ceremony. Instead they saw Hitler dance a bizarre little jig after signing the documents, as if he were childishly celebrating his victory by jumping up and down. The scene was played over and over in movie theaters. Following the war, it was revealed that John Grierson, director of the Canadian information and propaganda departments, had manufactured the clip after noticing that Hitler raised his leg rather high up while stepping backwards. He realized that this moment could be looped repeatedly to create the appearance that Hitler was jumping with joy.
The film clip served the purpose of provoking popular outrage against Hitler.
Links and References
Jaubert, Alain. (1986). Making People Disappear: An Amazing Chronicle of Photographic Deception. Pergamon-Brassey's. page 176.
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How many gun owners have actually stopped a crime from being committed by using a gun? | A lot more than you will ever hear about, I'm sure. It's hard to monetize that kind of information. People want to hear about the mass shooting that happened, not the one that would have happened if only the good guy with a gun hasn't stopped the bad guy with a gun.
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Has any programmer ever been paid per line of code? | Oh sure, there was a time that such nonsense actually took place. It lasted until engineers began writing each token on a separate line. At that point the folly of such metrics finally became obvious to so-called management.
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Can I see a picture of your dog? | Sure! Here’s a picture of my dog:
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What is it like to have a good/best friend of the opposite gender? | It kinda sucks. It's nice at first because maybe you get along better with guys or maybe they're just more fun to hang around, but after awhile you really start to miss having a really close girlfriend because there are some things that guys just don't get (like makeup and talking about boys, stuff like that).
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My partner of one month doesn’t like my therapy dog of 10 years. What should I do? | Get rid of the partner of one month. Keep the therapy dog. Anyone who would want to separate you from your dog isn’t someone you are going to want to have around anyway. Spare yourself the pain. It will only get worse.
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How can I get a call history of any number? | In some countries, it is possible to find the call history of a mobile phone number, depending on the network provider. However, this usually requires a court order or other legal authorization. In other countries, it may be illegal to access a person's call history without their permission.
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How do you know if you see a satellite? | There’s a great website “Heavens-Above” with all kinds of information. -path, brightness, height, country of origin. You can get a printout of visible satellite. You need to make an account with your location(s). Generally, the best times to see satellites are about 90 minutes before sunrise or after sunset although I’ve seen many at midnight from a dark location.
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My 18-year-old son is on the rental lease with me. He wants to move out, but the property management says they will not remove him from the lease. Can property management do that? | It's so when he moves back to mommy's house after he discovered that the real world sucks. He can move back with you.
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What skills will help anyone make a significantly higher salary as an employee? | A friend of mine wrote a wonderful book on salary negotiation which already helped people I personally know. You can check it out here: [LINKED_TEXT: Learn to negotiate your salary like a pro] [URL: https://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/].
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How do I reject a VC without spoiling the relationship? | Honesty in these matters go a long way. I mean it would honestly be refreshing to me if VC / Innovator relationships could be transparent
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How do you imagine life in 100 years? | Yeah I wonder about that
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How do I get my neighbor to accept the survey staking of our shared property line that is in dispute? He won’t trust it because I paid for it and he thinks the surveyors are wrong. | Easy , then he can hire his own surveyors, Not cousin Larry , who happens to have a bunch of tomato stakes in his truck.
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Why doesn't PETA advocate Pro-Life causes? | Excellent question. Peta stands for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. So, their mission is to help and save animlas, not humans. That doesn’t mean that they are against pro-life causes, or that they feel helping/saving humans isn’t important. It’s just not what they specialize in. I’ve been a Peta supporter and a pro-life advocate for many years, and I’m sure there are many other people out there who support both causes as well.
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Is British journalism superior to American journalism? | No.
The News Of The World scandal and its relatives in other papers proved some time back that there was a sewer running through British Journalism.
The failure of governments to take the actions required by the inquiries into press behaviour showed that governments are complicit with it.
The craven compliance of the BBC with first Labour, then the Tories, now Brexit, after the way they were stomped on over the David Kelly affair continued it.
The role of much of the printed press, notably the the Daily Mail and the Express, in pushing the myth of a simple Brexit ending in a land flowing in milk and honey, drove the final nail into the coffin of any idea that UK journalism in general is anything but the gutter given free rein.
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What is the relationship between Karan Johar and Shah Rukh Khan? | That Karan Johar and Shah Rukh Khan are the best friends in the industry is a known fact. In fact, Karan has time again said that he looks up to SRK as his elder brother and has a lot of reverence for him.
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What is the easiest and best way to wake up in the morning? | Drink more water before going to bed. You'll automatically wake-up early😂.
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Why can I never get wood chisels as sharp as when they are brand new? | This keeps popping up in my feed. Haven’t I already answered it? Oh well, here we go.
A brand new chisel is not particularly sharp, actually. They don’t hit them very hard at the factory.
The first step in truly sharpening a chisel is flattening the back. You don’t have to do the whole back, but at least an inch or inch and a half back from the edge. Take a very flat stone of medium grit— I like to use abrasive films on a pane of glass, or properly treated and cared for water stone, but the latter are very expensive and hard to care for— and rub the back of the chisel back and forth across it until abrasion marks are even and neat all across the area you are flattening. If there is a gap or void in these marks, that’s a low spot. You have to keep going until it disappears. If there are two voids on either side of an abraded spot, the spot in the middle is probably a high spot. Either way, keep going until the marks— they’re microscopic scratches— all look even. If any of them are at an odd angle or appear deeper or shallower than their neighbors, you don’t have it yet.
When you get there, stop and clean the stone (or replace the film, whatever). Then, using the same grit, change the motion of the chisel on the stone to a figure 8. It will take a while but eventually the formerly neatly parallel scratches will take on a matte appearance not unlike ground glass. You’re really getting somewhere now. If you don’t insist on absolutely as sharp as you can make it, you can stop there. If you want the best possible job, changes stones for a finer (higher number) grit and keep going with the figure 8; use progressively finer stones until the back of the chisel is as smooth as a mirror. Literally: in strong light you should be able to see your reflection in the back of the chisel clearly and without distortion.
Next, determine what bevel you want to put on the face. For bench chisels I like 25°, but bench chisels have blades 4–6″ long. If you’re using butt chisels with a blade 2–3″ long, you might have to pick a different angle. I like to use a honing guide to hold the angle perfect. I use this one by Veritas, but there are other brands and many carpenters swear by others. I like this one because the piece you see to the left is a sort-of ruler that makes setting the honing angle very easy:
In any event, set the angle on the honing guide, however you have to do this.
Then run the chisel down your coarse stone, as if you are trying to shave a piece of the stone off. At the end of the stroke, lift the chisel off the stone and return it to the other end. Repeat until all the markings look even, just as with the back.
Continue this process using progressively finer grits until the sharpened edge of the chisel is again mirror bright. You should see your reflection in it.
Flip the chisel over in the honing guide and set the bevel for 5°. Using a medium to fine stone, lightly hone a back bevel on the rear side of the chisel. Just a few strokes will do, you don’t want to mess up the flat of the back or move the cut line off it. You’re just relieving the very tip of the edge a bit.
Take the chisel out of the honing guide and strop it on a piece of leather. Pull the edge down the leather like it was a putty knife and you’re spreading something on it. If you push the edge into the leather it will dig in and cut. 10–20 strokes on each side of the blade should do for the strop.
You now have a properly sharpened chisel. It is easily every bit as sharp as a cutthroat straight razor. You can test this— carefully, please— on the hair on your arm if you wish. If you’ve never used a chisel that sharp before, I think you will be amazed with what you an do with it. With practice, you will see the condition of the edge by the texture and fineness of the shavings coming off it. It is normally not necessary to strike a chisel with anything like a mallet unless you’re making a plunge cut. You should be able to shave paper-thin curls off of even very hard woods with it, just pushing with your hand.
When it dulls down and that gets hard to do, strop it again. Use the chisel until you’ve had to strop it twice then, when it dulls again, it’s back on the stone for a touch up. You won’t have to start with such a rough stone so long as you keep the bevel the same. Polish it back up mirror bright, relieve the back bevel again, and strop it.
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Manganum: #1 Productivity New Tab and Sidebar | I think it's nice. Its name is pretty catchy and cool. I like the video option for background and the fact that you can use the app without being connected to the internet.
Overall I’ll give it a try, since I like to beautify my Chrome browser, lol.
Link for the lazy where to find in in Chrome store:
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Is organ similar enough to piano where a piano player that doesn’t know organ can just switch over to organ and it would be easy? | Depending upon type of organ, the pedals will be unfamiliar to a pianist. The touch of the keyboard and especially for that of air powered pipe organs will immediately pose a challenge as pianists are used to immediate mechanical hammer action and response, whereas with many pipe organs there is an observable delay between depressing the key and the sound production - the further away from the pipes the keyboard is and longer the air path it may be even more noticeable.
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Why does Netflix cancel all movies with Johnny Depp? | Because they are hoodwinked gaslit flying monkeys for Amber Heard (aka a grownup Rhoda Penmark)
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What did the US Government do that was so heinous that it caused Americans to decide they needed an unchecked right to bear arms? | It was established. The founders had just fought a long and bloody war against a tyrant. They weren't about to replace him with another. One of the key features of European monarchies was they prohibited their subjects from possessing weapons. This helped the monarchs retain power. Thus to assure freedom continued in America the founders made sure the citizens had the means to defend against any threat. It is among the besr ideas in history. For it is hard to imagine a scenario where the public good is advanced by being made defenceless. Not all gun control has led to genocide. But all genocide began by rendering the victim group defenceless.
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If the gold standard is a conservative ideal, why was Nixon the one who destroyed it, and why has no conservative president tried to restore it? | Nixon never had that authority. Congress did it.
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What is the future tense of teach? | Shall/will teach
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Is it unethical to tell an Alzheimer’s patient that they’re vacationing in an awesome place, rather than telling them they’re in a care facility—assuming they would take your word for it, feel happy, and not discover the lie? | There is actually a facility in I think France where they have care homes which are actually designed like hotels of different eras, and the staff really do pretend to be hotel staff, to keep the patients happy.
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On September 3, 2019, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed a resolution declaring that the National Rifle Association (NRA) is a domestic terrorist organization. Is this resolution appropriate or is it unreasonable? | No. Someone ought to take the drugs away from those politicians. Clearly, they must be on something.
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What mobile app development companies are based in Chicago? | The development of mobile technology has given addition to mobile services. Each and every business need has been turned into an application idea which followed by well-defined performance and uses. To develop exceptional mobile applications for your business or brand we grip your requirements Business & companies know the need application development taking their steps ahead of app development. “we have extensive hands-on experience in building and deploying cutting-edge mobile apps.”
Data EximIT is one of the best mobile app development companies in Chicago, we understand the requirements of our clients. Mobile Applications are changing how businesses work nowadays. Decision-makers & IT heads in different businesses now understand the importance of mobile apps in their business strategies. While most of the companies develop their enterprise mobile app, many are possibly about where to start. Mobile app development company in Chicago . “we know how enterprise mobile apps also get benefited with hybrid development services.”
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E-commerce Mobile App Development.Android App DevelopmentiOS App DevelopmentUI/UX Mobile Apps DesignHybrid Application Environments (both Android and Apple devices)Web based apps Platforms.Third party API & Web Integration.
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Discovery: It all starts with Discovery… Defining the app’s purpose, features, differentiators, monetization, and release plan to get things rolling.Design: Written specifications of how the solution will work. This includes UI/UX, data design, and technical architecture. A very collaborative phaseBuild: Coding and configuring the apps and backend based on the design specifications. Integrating with APIs and other third-party services.Test: Rigorous testing to ensure that the solution performs as expected. Including QA, device testing, regression, and user acceptance.Launch: It’s now time to get the app out of the lab and into the real world. Compiling the app, bundling with distribution certificates, and app store submission.Maintain: Our Maintenance service proactively keeps your app healthy in a world where everything is changing all the time.
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The Flu Vaccine. | Everyone who, medically, can be.
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Will Akhilesh Yadav be able to form his government this time in the Uttar Pradesh 2022 elections? | Not possible
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With how hard it is being an undocumented immigrant, why not just give them citizenship? | Deport them, let them get proper documentation and enter legally.
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Why does my iMessage say delivered but my calls go straight to voicemail? | Because they have calls turned off. I have my iPhone set to that. I have dnd on all the time set to always and silence unknown callers. I HATE notifications and I get too many of them and don’t wanna turn them off, so I have DND on. They could also decline your calls.
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Can a Jew become a non-Jew? | QUORA
NO, he’s been circumcized !.
JBH
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In the US, is it better to send your kid to a public or private school? Are private schools better than public schools? | This really depends on geography. In many OECD countries, public education remains the dominant venue for learning. In a resource constrained country, there are limited opportunities and implementation strategies to reform the public education system. Parents typically believe that the quality of teachers and the overall operations / infrastructure of a school are more productive in private schools versus in publicly funded schools.
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What high protein Indian vegetarian food sources are available for people that go to the gym and want to bulk up while also losing fat? | For people following a veggie lover diet and planning to beef up while losing fat, there are a few high-protein Indian food sources that can give the vital supplements. Here are a few choices to consider:
1. Lentils and Vegetables: Lentils, chickpeas, dark beans, and kidney beans are superb wellsprings of plant-based protein. They are adaptable and can be utilized in different Indian dishes like dal, chole, and rajma.
2. Paneer (Indian Curds): Paneer is a well-known veggie lover and protein source in Indian cooking. It is wealthy in casein protein, which is slow-processing and gives a consistent arrival of amino acids. Paneer can be added to curries, pan-sears, or barbecued as a piece of a high-protein dinner.
3. Greek Yogurt: Greek yogurt is high in protein and can be consumed as a tidbit or added to smoothies. It is likewise a decent wellspring of calcium and probiotics.
4. Tofu and Soy Items: Tofu, tempeh, and soy lumps are plant-based protein options. They can be utilized in different Indian recipe alternatives for meat, for example, soy-based kebabs or tofu sautés.
5. Quinoa: However not generally Indian, quinoa is a supplement thick grain-like seed that is high in protein. It very well may be utilized as a base for plates of mixed greens, or pilafs, or as a substitute for rice in biryanis.
6. Nuts and Seeds: Almonds, pecans, flaxseeds, and chia seeds are loaded with protein, solid fats, and fiber. They can be consumed as bites, added to smoothies, or utilized as garnishes for dishes.
7. Green Verdant Vegetables: While not especially high in protein, green verdant vegetables like spinach, kale, and broccoli are fundamental for their micronutrient content. They can be added to curries, sautés, or consumed as plates of mixed greens to supplement a protein-rich dinner.
It's essential to consolidate these[LINKED_TEXT: protein sources with a balanced eating regimen] [URL: https://mdnfit.blogspot.com/2023/06/High-protein--Low-calorie-Food-Sources.html] that incorporates entire grains, organic products, and vegetables for generally speaking sustenance. Furthermore, talking with an enlisted dietitian can assist with fitting a dinner plan intended for individual requirements and wellness objectives.
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If there are big cats, why are there no big dogs? | Wrong amphicyon aka beardog is technically a big dog and so is andrewsarchus and bears technically are just oversized doggos. Also forgot epicyon another prehistoric big dog.
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What is it like raising a very high IQ child? | I don’t think it’s that different from raising any other child. I have both natural children and adopted, and the differences were more around personality than IQ.
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What are the most amazing photos you have ever taken? | I would like to say this pic
They are my neices … i feel so 😊 happy when I spend day with them
I forgot all thing and feel peaceful.One person said that “child is form of the god" and that is true …love 💕💕 uu my nieces
(Himanshi,Tanvi) their name
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Which is better for strength training, natural protein or protein powder? | If you look at the quality of the protein, whey protein has the best rating plant based protein has the lowest value, but most people do get enough protein from their food, but a protein drink daily would make sure, in the past there was a belief that there was an open window right after workout where protein should be most beneficial, scientists nowadays say its not true, but most athletes still belive in it, but its also good to have a routine so i would stick to this habit . But as said, if your daily meals concist of dairy products , cowmeat, chicken, fish its not likely you dont get enough, but for someone who really hit the gym hard its crucial with supplements or someone who dont eat much.
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What if Rohit Shetty directed Interstellar? | The space-ship would have been a modified Mahindra Scorpio
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If there are big cats, why are there no big dogs? | The idea of large or “big” dogs is not a new concept. People have been breeding large dogs for centuries, and there are many breeds that are considered large. However, compared to some of the largest wild cats such as lions, tigers, and jaguars, these dogs are not considered to be “big” in the same way. This begs the question, why are there no big dogs? To answer this, it is important to look at the evolutionary history of both cats and dogs.
Cats and dogs both evolved from ancient carnivorous mammals. Cats evolved from the Felidae family, while dogs evolved from the Canidae family. Though they share similarities, cats and dogs have distinct differences in their evolutionary history and development.
Cats are considered to be apex predators, meaning they are at the top of the food chain and have no natural predators. This led to the development of cats being solitary hunters and having a natural instinct to protect themselves from danger. Cats also evolved to have longer bodies, larger heads, and powerful claws for hunting prey. Their agility, strength, and stealth are unmatched in the animal kingdom. This allowed cats to evolve into larger species, such as lions, tigers, and jaguars, to better hunt their prey.
Dogs, on the other hand, evolved from a pack-based hunter and scavenger lifestyle. Dogs’ survival depended on their ability to work together in a group and hunt or scavenge whatever food they could find. This led to the development of dogs having shorter bodies, smaller heads, and weaker claws for scavenging. Dogs are not considered to be apex predators, and therefore have not evolved into larger species like cats have.
In addition, the domestication of dogs has also played a role in the lack of large dogs. Cats were domesticated much later than dogs, and their domestication has not altered their natural predatory instincts as much as it has with dogs. Dogs, on the other hand, have been domesticated for thousands of years and have developed a close relationship with humans. This has led to the selective breeding of dogs to be smaller and less aggressive, and has eliminated any natural instinct to survive without human help.
The combination of evolutionary history and domestication has led to the lack of large breeds of dogs. Cats were able to evolve into larger species due to their natural predatory instincts, while dogs were bred to be smaller and less aggressive due to their domestication. Therefore, when it comes to large or “big” dogs, there are simply none that exist today.
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How do I open an encrypted PDF file? | There is one piece of software that I’m aware of (possibly there are more in existence) that can easily do the trick, i.e. open a password protected PDF file. I presume it’s what you had in mind. The software is called ‘PDF Password Remover’. If your question was in fact about decrypting a PDF file, check the answers about decrypting any files/discs. It is a vast subject, so expect to spend some time on it.
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Why are the Kannadigas the least known among South Indians? | Actually they are well known as soft spoken good people. I am not a Kannadiga (am a combination of south India and very little Saursshtra) but have many friends from Karnataka and other places in India too !
Another way to look at it is that, I find that most Indians don’t have an incentive to declare their language identity as it is just a medium of communication. The only exceptions are Tamils since the Dravidian politics started there.
Also you don’t get any support from your fellow language speakers if you are any language in India except Tamil where you get instant support from fellow Tamilians.
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My blood pressure was 138/83 and my pulse was 52. Is this borderline high? | Your pulse is a little on the low side but nothing to worry about. Your blood pressure is slightly elevated. A healthy reading should be between 100/60 and 120/80 or thereabouts. Try taking readings again first thing in the morning.
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What are the responsibilities of a business analyst? | Business Analysts are responsible for bridging the gap between IT and the business using data analytics tob assess processes,determine rewuirements and deliver data-driven recommendations and reports to executives and stakeholders
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How do you grep via sftp? | If you can ssh (instead of sftp), you could do like:
ssh remote.host 'ls /path/to/dir | grep whatever'
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Is it worth buying a laptop for Ubuntu or Linux in general? What are some good brands to buy from, and what should be considered when buying one (battery life, weight, etc.)? | Worthiness is subjective. For me, definitely yes, as I need Linux in the first place, no matter what the underlying laptop is. You do your homework for the same thing.
I’ve personally tested HP, Lenovo, Acer and ASUS. There’s no way it can be generalized, each SKU can have varying degree of support, and the support can grow. Unless Linux came out of the box and the brand literally says they will support it (yes, there are those ship with Linux but will give 0 support), don’t expect anything.
Literally everything (you need or care about) should be considered. Do you care about battery life? Performance? Fingerprint? Webcam? Keyboard shortcuts? Etc. You decide.
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[math]x^2 + y^2 + 1 = z^2[/math] | I am just assuming it over here. Let’s see.
The question says x+y+z=xyz …which means x, y, and z are such numbers whose sum and product are the same, isn’t it?So as far as I am versed with mathematics, the only such combination is
“1,2, and 3”
Let’s check.
Assume x=1, y=2, and z=3 (You can take it in the other-way also, I mean x=3, y=2, and z=1). I am considering the former combination.
Now for this —→ x(1−y2)(1−z2)+y(1−z2)(1−x2)+z(1−x2)(1−y2)=4xyz
LHS= x(1−y2)(1−z2)+y(1−z2)(1−x2)+z(1−x2)(1−y2)
=1(1–2^2)(1–3^2)+2(1–3^2)(1–1^2)+3(1–1^2)(1–2^2)
=1(1–4)(1–9)+2(1–9)(1–1)+3(1–1)(1–4)
=1(-3)(-8)+2(-8)(0)+3(0)(-3)
=1(24)+0+0
=24
Now,RHS=4xyz
=4(1)(2)(3)
=24
From above it’s clear that LHS=RHS
Therefore, it gets proved that
x(1−y2)(1−z2)+y(1−z2)(1−x2)+z(1−x2)(1−y2)=4xyz
HENCE PROVED
(I hope You get that:))
Period
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Does the word "Truth" in the label "Truth Social" try too hard in claiming this virtue, as would virtue-claiming labels such as "Friendly Law firm or "Honest One-Stop Auto Deals", or is "Truth" differently appealing? | The old saying “You can’t judge a book by its cover.” You must examine its content to know. In this case, Truth Social is associated specifically with Former President Donald Trump. A number of sources have cataloged his numerous misstatements and falsehoods that you can check for yourself. I urge great caution in treating claims on this site as true without independent confirmation. If you care about the truth, consider all sources as suspicious until you are convinced by experience that they are reliable.
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Is attending your youngest daughter's wedding in direct violation of a protective/restraining order a bad idea even if you have a well-rehearsed apology speech at-the-ready? | Yes.
D¥mba$$
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How do I get my son to stop making music? | Never EVER tell your son to stop making music. It's obvious that music is what he wants to do for a living. My sister makes music and she's only fifteen. If your son likes to make music, don't destroy that. It's a gift to be able to do that. Be a good parent and encourage him to do what he loves
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What are your experiences with the culture at PwC/the Big 4? | However, I can offer some general insights based on commonly known information and feedback from professionals who have worked at these firms.
The Big Four firms are known for having a fast-paced and dynamic work environment. Here are some aspects often associated with the culture at these firms:
Professionalism and High Standards: The Big Four firms have a strong emphasis on professionalism, integrity, and maintaining high-quality work standards. Employees are expected to deliver accurate and reliable results, meet deadlines, and adhere to ethical guidelines.Client-Focused Approach: These firms prioritize providing exceptional client service. Consultants are often required to build strong relationships with clients, understand their needs, and offer tailored solutions.Teamwork and Collaboration: Collaboration is essential within the Big Four firms. Teams work together on projects, leveraging diverse skill sets and expertise to solve complex business challenges. Effective communication and teamwork are valued.Learning and Development: Continuous learning and professional development are encouraged. These firms invest in training programs, mentorship, and opportunities to develop new skills and industry knowledge. Employees are expected to stay updated on industry trends and regulations.Long Hours and High Workload: Consulting roles at these firms often involve demanding work schedules, tight deadlines, and a high volume of work. Employees may need to manage multiple projects simultaneously, which can require dedication and time management skills.International Exposure and Mobility: The Big Four firms operate globally, providing opportunities for employees to work on international assignments and gain exposure to diverse cultures and business environments. Mobility within the firm is often encouraged.
It's important to note that the culture within each firm can vary across regions, offices, and practice areas. It can also be influenced by individual teams and supervisors. It's advisable to connect with professionals who have firsthand experience at the specific firm and office you are considering to gain more insights into the culture and work environment.
Remember, experiences can vary greatly from person to person, and it's important to research, network, and ask specific questions during the interview process to understand if the culture aligns with your values, career goals, and work preferences.
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What is the best way for preparing for GATE CSE? | If u have completed 2yrs of Btech then it's better to start your preparation for GATE . After completion of 2nd yr you are able to get some knowledge about your subjects (core) like C ,Data structures,OS,DIGITAL, you can learn the topics that are required for the GATE exam in these subjects and practice daily some questions after learning a new concept. Don't stick to only one subject as you may feel difficulty in remembering the concepts that u have already read if u start any other subject. In the end Don't forget to revise all the concepts that u have read
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What would happen if we could use 100% of our brain? | You can refer my this answer:-
[LINKED_TEXT: ] [URL: https://www.quora.com/How-can-we-use-100-of-our-brain/answer/Awatans-Yadav?ch=10&oid=305787153&share=3935e338&srid=uUzuTW&target_type=answer]Hope you liked it☀
~Avii💓
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If a job is still being advertised 4 months after you were rejected, and you think you are qualified for it, would you reapply? | I would take it as an opportunity to go over your resume, get it edited by someone who really knows what they’re doing. Then you should look up the STAR interview method. It goes over how you should answer interview questions by presenting the situation, the tasks required of you, the actions you took, and the results you accomplished. Practice answering interview questions in this method, it’s what most employers look for and it gives them all of the important information as far as how you operate in the professional world. Then, if you get invited for an interview again, make sure your interview outfit looks similar to what the other employees were wearing when you went there, it helps if the employer can see you as part of the group.
As a final word of advice, don’t shy away from applying to jobs for which you aren’t qualified. Many places are willing to do a little training if they like your interview answers. Also, if possible, answer any questions about wage with “negotiable”. That way you can ask what your position usually starts at and you can negotiate higher if you need to or you can walk away if they’re not willing to negotiate.
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As a proud Texan, I believe that for profit healthcare is the best system, it allows maximum profit for shareholders and companies. Why do folks in Europe, Britain, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand think that they are entitled to free healthcare? | I’d hazard a guess that it’s because we don’t consider making the maximum profit for shareholders and companies to be the primary goal of a healthcare system. Crazy, I know!
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Is there any truth to what QAnon is saying? | No.
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What kind of food do people from the UK eat that is considered an acquired taste to the rest of the world? | It is mind boggling how bad the food is in Great Britain. Never heard anyone rave about the cuisine there and with good reason. They actually eat snails. Their desserts are the most bland and tasteless offerings in the world. Tourism would increase by 30% if they had anything that people could eat that was edible.
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Atheists, take a look around. Do you like the world science has lead you to? | Before science, it was expected that perhaps - if you were lucky - half your children born alive, would live to see puberty. (And before science, mothers died in or as a result of childbirth at a terrifying rate).
Before science, a shaving cut could, literally, kill you (the first patient to try the new “penicillin” was dying of septicaemia from exactly that; the new medicine stabilised him and they were recovering, until the supply ran out) and any penetrating wound to the abdomen meant either a slow, horrible death or needing a ‘mercy killing’.
Before science, anyone whose complexion hadn’t been racked with deep, permanent scars (or ‘pocks’) from the widespread, endemic smallpox was considered a beauty.
Before science, cutting or scratching yourself while working the land often meant a protracted, agonised death from tetanus.
Before science, there was almost no way to share and record information: handwritten manuscripts were rare and extremely expensive, rather than being cheap enough for generous folk like the Gideons to give away.
…and so it goes. Before “science”, life for almost everyone was nasty, brutish and short, often very short.
If your appendix flares up, will you accept modern medical care (surgery under antisepsis, antibiotics, perhaps a blood transfusion…) or will you trust in prayer and faith to save you from a miserable, painful death in crippling pain, rejecting the vile atheist creed of surgery and modern medicine?
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Who would win in a matchup, 1988 Mike Tyson or 2020 Tyson Fury? | I think that Tyson, if he fights the right fight, can beat Tyson. However, Tyson’s never been known to be a slouch, so it’s gonna be hard for Tyson to get him out of there. So I think that if it goes into the later rounds, I’d have to favor Tyson, in the early rounds though, Tyson would have the edge. In the end, it’d be a good fight and I think it goes to decision, and in that case I’d favor Tyson to win.
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In the U.S., you need a birth certificate to get your Social Security card, and you need your Social Security card to get your birth certificate, so what do you do if you have neither? | I actually had this situation come up as I was leaving the military and this was useful: [LINKED_TEXT: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/CDPH%20Document%20Library/ControlledForms/VS111.pdf] [URL: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/CDPH%20Document%20Library/ControlledForms/VS111.pdf]
The notary accepted my military ID as proof of who I was, and that statement was supplied to the vital records department. I got my birth certificates (5 copies) about 3 weeks later.
That allowed me to go to Hawaii’s DMV to get a state ID and after that, I was able to get on the plane to go to California.
Problem… is that the day before I boarded the plane to go home, 9/11 hit. It took almost a week to get the next available slot to go home.
Hell of a way to start my civilian life…
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Why does my cat smell so good, despite me never giving him a bath in his entire life? | Because your kitty actually has a detergent-like substance in his/her saliva. Think of that! Built-in washing and clean-scent power. He/she has miraculous, backward-facing barbs on his/her tongue, which makes it feel rough when he/she licks you. This, plus the detergent in the saliva, is what makes your little friend so clean and pleasant to sniff.
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Why is intelligent design opposed by so many scientists? | Simply because Intelligent Design is a scam and an intellectual con!
Here is a simple refutation.
[LINKED_TEXT: A Refutation of Intelligent Design] [URL: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tERPzNO8vaXxEJaT5Jb7pYRmHTv-un54Qht4iWcAYC4/edit?usp=drivesdk]
As for irreducible complexity, that is so poorly defined that it is laughable. It seems to mean whatever an ID adherents want to make exceptional.
Here is an evidence based argument using one of the ID adherents favourite organs, “the irreducibly complex “ eye. Enjoy!
Consider the vertebrate eye. It is complex and beautiful allowing the organism to see light. It also has a problem in its fundamental design.
Smack in the centre of its field of view, there is a blindspot with no rods and cones. This results in extra processing required in the brain. This is due to the optic nerve being joined to the eyeball there.
Now look at the cephalopod's eye. It is very similar to the vertebrate eye but its optic nerve is connected at the side of the eye. Hence no blindspot in its field of view.
Both eye designs work but here is the nub. If there is a Designer, the Designer is pernicious in giving a squid a better eye than Man. Alternatively, the Designer really is not that Intelligent!
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If NASA finds a fossil on Mars, how long would they wait to tell the public and does this instantly confirm alien life? | NASA makes it a policy to conceal all evidence of Alien life until proof becomes undeniable.
Unfortunately, we live in an age where E.T. could wave to the camera and the public would claim the footage was fake. Thus, all evidence becomes deniable.
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As a immigrant, how can I build my network with locals without study environment and job environment? | The best (easiest) place to start would be your immediate neighbours. Simply going out in the street and saying “G’Day” to the people across the street, the couple next door or old Mrs Smith 2 doors down, I think, would be the easiest place to start. From there I suggest getting a job of any description or getting yourself into some sort of study/professional development area and branch out from there.
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English is an almost grammar-less language. — Richard Grant White. What do you make of this statement? | I don’t know who Richard Grant White is, but I would guess that he is an English-speaking counterpart of my young Chinese-speaking student who remarked that English grammar is hard because Chinese doesn’t have grammar.
People without much understanding of how languages and language learning work may assume that their own language is simpler and easier than other languages. This is because the grammar of your native language is internalized at an unconscious level, and you typically don’t know all the rules—you just know when something is wrong.
All languages have grammar. And I invite Mr. White to persuade my students that English doesn’t.
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How can I transfer from a Nigerian school of nursing in AkwaIbom to a Canadian school of nursing? | Fabulous question, I'm not 100 if you guys have advisors or counselors down there. Consult your college advisor, nine times out of 10 they are supposed to set up your college transfers.
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Can I live in Dubai with an Abu Dhabi tourist/visit visa? | There is no “Abu Dhabi tourist visa”. There is only UAE tourist visa. Tourist visas are issued but the government of the UAE, not Abu Dhabi or Dubai. Sometimes terms like “Abu Dhabi visa” or “Dubai visa” etc can be used informally in case of visa on arrival, as it is issued at an airport. But the visa itself is a UAE visa.
Once that is cleared, a tourist visa is not for you to “live” in UAE. It is for you to visit UAE. If you find a job and later get an employment visa, then you can live in UAE.
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Are there any mean Canadians? | Yeah. I’m one of them. So there. But, you have a nice day, okay?
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A p inside a box can't tell the difference between acceleration and a gravitational field, but wouldn't a clock at the top of the box be out of sync with the clock at the bottom only in the gravitational field and synced under acceleration? | Good question.
I disagree with some of the other answers
[LINKED_TEXT: [1]] [URL: #JdAKU] . I say that if you are on the floor of the accelerating lift, you will see the clock at the top of the box running fast, and not synced with your clock on the floor. Imagine a light pulse emitted from the roof at time zero. It will take a time [math]t = h/c[/math] to reach the floor ([math]h[/math] is the height of the box). During that time the box will have increased its velocity by [math]\delta v = g t = g h/c[/math]. So you will be approaching the source at velocity [math]\delta v[/math], and you will see the light pulse Doppler blue-shifted by the fraction [math]\delta v/c = g h/c^2 [/math]. That’s exactly the same as the gravitational blue shift you would see from a light source a height [math]h[/math] above you in a gravitational field [math]g[/math]. If you see light from the ceiling blue-shifted, you will see a clock on the ceiling running fast, by just the same factor. Likewise, if you are in the box and look at a source “below” you, it will be red-shifted, because your velocity will have changed in the time the light signal takes to reach you. So you (at the time the signal reaches you) are moving away from the source (at the time the signal was emitted), and you will see it Doppler red-shifted, in a way you can’t distinguish from gravitational red shift.
That Einstein guy was smart, he thought of everything.
Footnotes
[LINKED_TEXT: [1] ] [URL: #cite-JdAKU][LINKED_TEXT: Viktor T. Toth's answer to A p inside a box can't tell the difference between acceleration and a gravitational field, but wouldn't a clock at the top of the box be out of sync with the clock at the bottom only in the gravitational field and synced under acceleration?] [URL: https://www.quora.com/A-p-inside-a-box-cant-tell-the-difference-between-acceleration-and-a-gravitational-field-but-wouldnt-a-clock-at-the-top-of-the-box-be-out-of-sync-with-the-clock-at-the-bottom-only-in-the-gravitational-field-and/answer/Viktor-T-Toth-1] |
Should we be kind to people? | You can't control others and you're not responsible for their behavior. You CAN choose the type of person you wish to be and you are responsible for your own actions. Ask yourself: if you don't like being treated badly by others, do you want to be like them?
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How often do popular Quora users go anonymous? | I have gone Anonymous exactly twice.
They were both questions written long before I became an active member of the Quora community.
One has since been deleted by Moderation because it was believed to be insincere. The other is still around but I unfollowed it long ago.
Once I understood what Quora is about for me, I realized that I have the choice of what to share here. If I wouldn’t want it associated with my name, I just won’t write it.
I have never, to the best of my knowledge, written an Anonymous answer.*
This has absolutely nothing to do with attention or upvotes. It’s because if I am going to offer information or an opinion, the OP and other readers deserve to know the source.
*The disclaimer is because I do frequently Quora while inebriated, so there is a non-zero chance of Drunk Kittie getting up to antics about which I am not aware.
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What is absolutely the best Indian restaurant in the world, and why? | Many Fantastic Indian Restaurants In The World. For Complete Details You May Visit:
[LINKED_TEXT: How to Find and Enjoy the Best Indian Food in the World: A Complete Guide] [URL: http://www.realtimenewsanalysis.com/2023/05/indian-food-guide.html]
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What are the three components of the cell theory? | Here are five interesting mind-blowing facts……..
Honey never spoils. Archaeologists have found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible.The world's oceans contain around 20 million tons of gold dissolved in them, but in such small concentrations that it is not economically viable to extract it.The average person walks the equivalent of three times around the world in their lifetime.The human eye can distinguish approximately 10 million different colors.Our brains are incredible powerhouses. Did you know that our brains use about 20% of the body's total energy? It shows just how much work they do to help us think, learn, and experience the world around us
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I have $100k which I want to invest passively. How do I and/or where do I go to get started? | You need to go online, find a low-cost platform or advisor, that will set up some passive investments.
There are literally thousands of such options, so it shouldn’t be difficult to find some good ones, depending on where you live.
You will have to give your documents, like verifying your ID and address, then you are good to go once you fund the account and do the application forms.
The key thing with passive investments is making sure you avoid doing silly things.
These two books look at the evidence, as to why people do silly things with their money:
It is a huge mistake to think that passive investors always stay passive, when markets are down.
Many use ETFs to speculate.
Some reading
[LINKED_TEXT: How to become rich by investing] [URL: https://adamfayed.com/howtobecomerichbyinvesting/][LINKED_TEXT: Where are the 120,000+ billionaires?] [URL: https://adamfayed.com/where-are-the-120000-billionaires/][LINKED_TEXT: Adam Fayed Podcast] [URL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChK5TMy_Yhae6vnyvIDbL7g][LINKED_TEXT: The Peaky Blinders and the Wall Street Crash] [URL: https://adamfayed.com/the-peaky-blinders-and-the-wall-street-crash/]
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How does Iron Dome work, the system that protects Israel from rockets? | It consists of a Radar, a battery (missile system).
Radar identifies the missile and the batteries intercept the missile by going parallel to the missile and exploding near to them( not collision)
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What happened to IBM, and is the company still alive? | IBM had a hard time steering the immense ship into the modern era. Still very much alive.
At IBM’s scale, pivoting hard from partly custom hardware design, consulting, and AI to mostly infrastructure/platform software services is no small feat. To give you an idea: IBM has nearly a quarter million employees, and just 5% of the revenue last year was $3 billion.
Today, I think we’re doing alright. Cloud, AI, and quantum are growing pretty darn quick. It’s been really exciting to be a part of it all.
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What are the most beautiful gardens in the world? | Here are the names of the gardens that have been found on the online platform: Garden of Versailles, Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Garden. Butchart Gardens, Gardens by the Bay, Majorelle Gardens, Shinjuku Goen National Gardens, Royal Botanic Gardens.
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Is Stay (Stray Kids fandom) a toxic fandom? | YES THEY ARE ONE OF THE MOST TOXIC KPOP FANDOM OUT THERE.
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What does a PhD in Physics mean? | Having a PhD. simply means you have made a novel contribution to field and can be reasonably trusted by your peers to do conduct accurate and solid research in the future.
Getting a PhD means you have gone through the difficult process of deeply researching a small part of the field, reading all the important papers, staying current with new research, until you’ve learned the conventions and ideas enough to discuss it intelligibly with real experts. Eventually you see the next possible step, and you can formulate the next question within that small field that can be answered with the tools you know exist with the money that you have, then you spent the time and effort to construct the experiment or study, get the data, analyze that data with established well-accepted procedures and conventions of your research community, connect it with prior research, and report it in the proper format, methods, and channels - namely journals.
When you can do that once, which takes about 3–4 years of hard work, the scientific community deems that you now have enough experience to conduct real research on your own. You can be trusted with large sums of money to perform research without as much supervision.
That is what a PhD, in any subject, really means - that you’ve earned the trust of your peers to conduct good research in your field of interest, and that they can have some measure of confidence in your work.
A PhD. has nothing to do with being a “world expert”. There has been no such person ever, on any subject. That phrase is just a marketing ploy to sell something.
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What is the best Bollywood song for caller tune? | Jaane meri jaaneman Bachpan ka pyar
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Has Deepika Padukone slept with Akhay Kumar during the shooting of Desi Bozy? | Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone have done three films together - Chandani Chowk To China, Housefull and Desi Boyz. However, in Desi Boyz they were not paired opposite each other
Akshay Kumar and Deepika Padukone appeared in Rohit Dhawan’s Desi Boyz, but not paired together. In the film, Deepika Padukone was paired with John Abraham and Akshay Kumar is paired with Chitrangada Singh. The plot of the film revolves around two friends who lose their jobs, then part bitterly after they get exposed as male strippers. In this funny scene, Akshay Kumar is seen helping Deepika to woo Joh.
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Is it possible to achieve native fluency as an adult with no prior experience in a language without living in a country where it is the primary language (for any period of time)? | Sure, it happens to immigrant kids somewhat commonly. The parents speak language A from the old country at home with the kid, and the kid hears language B at the new country. So now the kid becomes a native-speaking bilingual of languages A and B. No matter how uncommon language A may be in the new country, and even if the kid hadn't visited the old country.
Granted, the kid may be a bit less functional in language A for some things since they won't be receiving their instruction in it most likely, but the kid still can function in it decently well. Take them to the old country and they won't be very lost at all in using language A even for those things for very long.
If you don't believe me, I have a friend who exactly fits this description.
Edit — I missed the part of being an adult. That ship sailed if you had no exposure as a kid — adult learners of a language are never native speaking by definition. Adult learners probably could try to learn without going to another country through immersion if they can meet native speakers outside where it's a primary language, but that won't be too easy to find, necessarily. And again, it only can get good fluency, not native fluency.
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