Sometimes, I think – what’s outside the Universe borders? A cell is much smaller than an ant. A human compared to an ant is huge. The planet, then the Galaxy, then the Universe are all much bigger than a man.
But what’s outside of the Universe?
Makes me wonder.
A child’s right to eat is not equal to a meal plan for all children in school.
You can have a speech: „We don’t know why we are debating the right to eat a proper meal for all children, even poor ones”.
Well, that’s not what we’re debating, we’re debating the meals for all the kids at lunch at school.
The two things are not the same.
See, if you say „Poor children deserve to be well fed”, that’s a subject, but if you say „All the children need to be fed at school”, that’s a different topic.
For the first scenario, there are some specific solutions (like just some kids to eat at school, or giving money only to the poor children), for the second scenario, there are other solutions (food in school for all of the children).
Framing the question correctly is highly important.
You might not be aware of this, but by right-clicking on a YouTube video, you can choose „Loop” and the video will play indefinitely.
If it’s a small clip (a few minutes long), it will not load each time it loops, but if it’s a long clip, each time it plays it will download the data.
How can you do check spelling in Romanian, if you don’t write with diacritics?
Tip: you can write with diacritics, do check spelling and then remove diacritics.
I watch, from time to time, what’s on the Romanian weather forecast on TV.
Some observations:
When someone comes to your blog, saying „We want a review!”, what they really mean, a lot of times, is „We want a praise!”.
It’s not 100%, of course, but it happens more often than not, that when people ask for a review, they mean they only want to hear the positive parts.
It’s natural, I don’t blame anyone, all I’m saying is you need the ability to make a distinction between the request and the actual request (they’re different, as similar as they can appear).
I try to listen to new people, to get different perspectives.
On the other hand, if I am to follow someone on various channels, they need to give me good ideas – it’s rare to find someone to reach this single criterion.
Notice, I didn’t say the person I listen to needs to be smart. I met some speakers who gave me ideas, but, at the same time, I don’t consider all of their ideas valid.
Also, you can be a good mathematician, but you need some presentation skills to get the message across.
Of course, it doesn’t hurt to have a broad knowledge on the world, or the ability to connect ideas. But they’re not mandatory.
So, when listening to a presentation, I try to put a single criterion – „The speaker gives me ideas”.
Two types of focus:
It’s quite easy to go and watch a movie. Also, watching sports. Also, browsing the Internet.
It’s hard to get to work – create a script, do a review of a movie, make a comparison between movies. Doing sport, coaching others, create a team strategy. Writing things for the Internet, composing music, creating videos, or writing blog posts.
You need to read in order to be a good writer. Watching other people play sports can improve your skills in that sport. Browsing online may give you some ideas on what the trends are.
But if you never stop consuming, and avoid creating, you might find you’ll grow slower.
