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There are many individuals out there with wonderful talents. Some people in this world can move their bodies in unimaginable ways while others have intellectual minds that can solve almost any problem they come face to face with. There are many possibilities out there, in which, people can use their talents to show who they truly are. I like to...
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One definition of consumerism is the obsession with acquiring more and more things. For most of us, consumerism or the practice of acquiring things is just a part of life, just trying to 'keep up with the Joneses,' so to speak. After all, why shouldn't we have the things we want in the amounts that we want them? Also from...
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Introduction In today's fast-paced and technology-driven world, it is easy to become disconnected from the natural environment that surrounds us. However, the importance of connecting with nature cannot be understated. In this persuasive essay, we will explore the numerous benefits of forging a deep and meaningful connection with the natural world. From enhancing our physical and mental well-being to fostering...
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Talent is an inborn pleasant that that offers us a clever way to gain success. Talent is useless till we work difficult for it. One has to never sit down on a sofa and assume a correct result. Just due to the fact one has intelligence it would not mean that it can reap success immediately. Hard work can defeat...
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A Christmas Carol follows the redemption of a rich and miserly character called Scrooge. He learns how important it is to be responsible for others in society. Dickens wrote the novella in 1843, just after the Poor Law Amendment Act which further worsened the conditions for those living in poverty. Victorian society was extremely religious and polite, yet it had...
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What makes us human? A question that is difficult to give an unequivocal answer to. Katherine S. Pollard makes an interesting attempt at this in her article of the same title, where she describes the differences and similarities between human and chimpanzee genomes (since chimpanzees are humans' closest living relatives and share nearly 99 percent of our DNA). These studies...
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Have you or a loved one ever felt all alone in the world? In truth, we all do sometimes, and it isn't always easy to overcome those feelings. When you're going through difficult times and feel there's no one to turn to for support, it's hard to know what to do or where to go. Humans are considered social creatures...
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Loneliness is drowning in a sea or being lost in a crowd of people ‘your so-called friends’; it is believing that you are worthless to anyone or anything. Loneliness is misfortune; it’s hardship and heartbreak. Loneliness is terror; there’s no freedom to it. Loneliness is infinite wonder about infinite wondering. Loneliness is an awful paradox. High school, it’s a time...
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Humans are social animals. Having a relationship with others is one of the most important and enjoyable aspects of the lives of people. Relationships and social interactions have a big role and impact on our psychological well-being and happiness. On the other hand, isolation from other people is sometimes exercised by parents, teachers, and prison officials as a form of...
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Attention Grabber: Everyone feels lonely from time to time when we have no one to sit next to at lunch, when we move to a new city, or when nobody has time for us at the weekend. However, over the last few decades, this occasional feeling has become chronic for millions. Introductory Remarks: In the UK, 60% of 18 to...
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Since an early age, I have enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting like many other outdoor enthusiasts. It is a hobby that I have gotten to enjoy with many of the men in my family. According to the author,” in 2017 more than 15 million people participated in hunting in the USA and there were 15 million paid hunting license holders...
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Human curiosity is a unique and powerful characteristic. The study “Curiosity and Interest: The Benefits of Thriving on Novelty and Challenge” by psychology professor Todd Kashdan and Paul Silvia describes curiosity as “the recognition, pursuit, and intense desire to explore, novel, challenging, and uncertain events.” Curiosity makes us ask questions, keep up with the news, and read books, and is...
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What do you expect when you are watching a horror movie? The movie can scare you, right? But fear is not a very good thing. Knowing this, why do we still want to see this movie? Or suppose you are riding a roller coaster at a theme park. So, as much as a rider and friend of a ride, the...
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The importance of forgiveness is a huge concept we humans should heavily focus on. We, humans, justify others' actions as being unforgivable which leads to bad blood between you and that individual. Your girlfriend cheating on you, being betrayed by your close friend, etc. All these elements could lead to you being unforgivable towards anyone. You have this type of...
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Introduction Throughout the years of Christianity, beliefs and morals have been put down as the foundation of the religion. Some of these beliefs still stand today and are at the heart of many people around the world. This video will discuss the meanings of some of these beliefs, rituals, and practices used in Christianity and how we can put some...
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According to McCullough et. al., the inclination to retaliate or seek retribution after being personally victimized is something that is heavily rooted in all levels of human nature, whether biological, psychological, or social. This statement makes perfect sense because when we feel attacked by another person, whether they are a friend, lover, or an enemy, we find ourselves wanting to...
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Forgiveness Is the Remedy—and a Relief for Depression Chapter 7 at a Glance Having learned that toxic emotions—anger, guilt, and fear—are serious obstacles on the road to lasting freedom from depression, it's easy to wonder, What next? What can be done to deal with such formidable opponents? Thankfully, there is a proven antidote to toxic emotions—and a powerful tonic for...
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This I Believe The Light Of Forgiveness. Imagine if you could make a pun with the word ‘light’ tho coz u know u said being unforgiving adds load to u lol When I was younger, I would make a conscious effort to remember every offense done against me. In my mind, these faults seemed like the most important thing, because...
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Once a Hindu friend of mine asked me a question. Why do you follow Jesus who was born and belongs to another community and is 5000 miles away from our country? We have good leaders to follow why Jesus? When there are so many gods in India why do you have to follow a foreign God? What is special about...
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Sometimes I hear from people who are very disappointed that their husbands did not accept their apologies for fraud or infidelity. Regardless of what they did or said, her husband was determined to stick to his anger and hatred. I heard from a husband who said, 'I made the worst mistake of my life last year, I had a class...
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Do you ask for forgiveness frequently? When excess affects self-esteem Do you ask for forgiveness frequently? Saying 'sorry', in principle, is one of the social 'glues' that strengthen our relationships. However, doing it constantly can weaken our self-esteem. Let us think that the act of apologizing must be punctual and meaningful, not a continuous and almost obsessive exercise where, in...
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Greetings Gen. I find the post educative and exciting to read. As reviewed from the New Testament, Jesus Christ coached his followers on how to forgive and maintain clean hearts against one another. Further, forgiveness forms the basis of maintenance, preservation, and establishment of human associations that play a crucial role in keeping organizations (Daiya & Rangnekar, 2019). Therefore, in...
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Introduction: In life, our conduct defines us. It shapes our relationships, impacts our achievements, and contributes to our overall character. Conduct, rooted in unwavering principles and values, serves as a compass to guide us through the complexities of life. It is through the foundation of a hard rock, symbolizing steadfast principles, that we can cultivate a meaningful and successful existence....
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Life works out like a pattern on the tapestry of time. Desiderata, a masterpiece of Max Ehrmann, is a truth from a great poet’s pen. Desiderata is poetry that will spur us on, attached with lovely lilting phrases and agonizing realistic realities. It also enlightens us on what we will be dwelling in our workplace and what actions must be...
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Kids are taught through TV shows and movies that heroes wear a cape and a mask. In today’s day and age, anyone can act heroically. For example, last week a fireman in Massachusetts died in a house fire. There was a baby on the third floor, and after Lieutenant Jason rescued two members of his crew, he went back into...
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Since entering the corporate world four years ago, unethical behavior and cheating have come up as frequent topics at work. In fact, there is so much cheating in every single organization experienced, I have become interested in becoming an auditor or investigating financial crimes. These situations literally make an organization collapse from the inside out. Student cheating, like cheating in...
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Ethics: It is never morally permissible to tell a lie While lying can be seen as a threat to society, trust, and potentially bad outcomes and consequences, there seem to be instances when lying seems to be a moral option. Mill and Kant had their differences and similarities on this point. Mill’s utilitarianism focused on the idea that right actions...
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We all occasionally postpone our tasks at hand due to various reasons, these reasons may include fatigue, laziness, unwillingness, or even lack of spare time to spend on these issues. This has also become the habit of others of delaying things that they have to engage in. This issue causes some trouble to us and those around in disregard to...
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