Time to work at my illegal job in grizzco before my 9:30
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Every time I see Hannah I smile like an idiot I-
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How to use our faith when making decisions.
Consider Your Core Christian Values
Consider how your decision aligns with core Christian values such as love, compassion, forgiveness, honesty, and integrity. Evaluate whether your decisions reflect these values and contribute to your spiritual growth and relationship with God.
Using our Christian faith as a guiding principle in decision-making can provide us with a strong moral compass and…
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Being a student is like an African safari, an ongoing experience blending excitement and stress.
When we apply the same intentionality that goes into a safari to school, we find ourselves more engaged, less stressed, and happier in both school and the rest of life.
Steve Fredlund is known as "The Safari Dude" and he uses compelling stories from the savannah to invite us to renew our passion for school and life by choosing our experience, getting the right peeps in our Jeeps, doing the unright thing, taking in the view and embracing the adventure.
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“Assessing data is so often a question of what data you’re given, the context, how the data is handed down from the experts, through PRs, through the press,” explains Stefan Krauss. “And all that’s exacerbated by the fact that, in particular, probabilities per se are not intuitive and are hard to visualise. If you say that the probability of rain tomorrow is 30%, for some that will mean 30% of the time, for others over 30% of an area… You have 30%, but 30% of what?”
“Take, for example, the way the effectiveness of cancer screening has been presented in the UK, as providing a “20% mortality reduction”: which is typically interpreted, wrongly, as meaning that 20% of women are saved by undergoing the procedure. The real figure is about one in 1,000 – four out of every 1,000 screened women die from the disease, compared to five out of every 1,000 unscreened women. Sure, that’s a 20% difference, but putting it that way hardly gets to the truth of the matter.”
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‘why would zuko do that’ he is sixteen years old. ‘i don’t understand zuko’ are you or have you been sixteen years old. ‘zuko just makes bad decisions’ he is sixteen years old. ‘zuko burned down kyoshi island’ he’s literally sixteen years old. ‘zuko kidnapped a twelve year old and dragged him through the snow for hours’ yeah sure but he was sixteen years old. ‘zuko hired an assassin to capture aang, and said assassin went rogue and attempted to kill everyone’ yeah well he’s not good at critical thinking. he’s sixteen years old
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Me and my friend started playing ace attorney together
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when a character says "please don't do this" and they're begging: 🥺
when a character says "please don't do this" as a warning:
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Saltburn is not a film about class, right? at least, not really. like. Oliver is well off. maybe not living in Downton Abbey well off suuuurre, but he is middle to upper-middle class. this is not a movie about the working class sticking it to the wealthy. it's a movie about desire and obsession. it's actually super interesting that it is set in 2006 (or 2005? i can't remember), because what it is exploring is the way that a lot of us interact with people now. we watch them. on our phones. on our screens. we watch their beautiful lives and we obsess over them, and obsess over everything they have that we don't. Venetia in her speech in the bathtub to Oliver talks about how Oliver actually didn't know Felix at all, really just met him, and yet somehow Felix had become the centre of Oliver's whole fucking universe, in a way that i think you can compare to parasocial relationships people have now with celebrities etc. it is a movie that explores how far desire and obsession can go. in like, obviously a very campy way that is super fun and great. but it's not about class. it's the wealthy and the more wealthy eating each other.
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How to put some decisions on auto-pilot. Reduce your stress.
I don’t find making decisions that difficult, but there’s a reason for that. That’s because I try to reduce the number of decisions I have to make every day, which reduces my stress level. I will address a way to do this in this post.
Decision types
The analytical types
The process of making decisions is truly fascinating, as it reflects the unique characteristics and behaviors of individuals.…
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"we need more nuanced and complex characters" y'all can't even handle the possibility that aziraphale chose to go back to heaven freely
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