Comments by "" (@beforetheyear0323) on "CNBC International News" channel.

  1. “How do you deal with people who try to shame you & tell you what's wrong with you without any legitimate proof?” That behaviour seems typical of non-critically-thinking ‘survive through imitation’-ers: you simply don’t fit their (often programmed) ‘survival model’, and it is that that is ‘wrong’ (and not the ‘fault’ itself, per se). They may be trying to make a show of how ‘right’ they are (making a display of how ‘well they follow/dictate the rules’), or they may genuinely care for your well-being (and your ‘not conforming’ makes them worry; instinctively (without them even knowing it, even), it’s a ‘matter of survival’), but someone who does that will try to ‘fix’ you have decided that their ‘survival model’ is a ‘solution’ hammer and that non-conforming you are a ‘bent’ nail: once they’ve decided that, it’s hard to convince them of your ‘straightness’… and even if you do demonstrate that you’re straight, they may still pretend you’re a nail (because they ‘can’t’ lose face for accusing you falsely in the first place; that would ‘diminish’ their imaginary place as a ‘conformist superior’). It’s an ‘emotional’ thing, and reason need not even apply.
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  2. The sociological, group-based factors of public opinion formation are often omitted from models of public opinion that rely on survey methodology. This study employs social identity theory and focus group interview technique to demonstrate the value-added from an alternative approach to the issue of opinion formation in authoritarian regimes.
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  3. “Where do you see yourself in five years?” There is perhaps no interview question as daunting or mind-numbing. No worries, though — hiring managers and employers aren't concerned with your actual plans. When asking this question, an interviewer isn't expecting you to know 100 percent where you see yourself in the future, but they do want to know if you have ambition, goals, focus, and drive. They want to know you've at least considered your future and what you'd like to accomplish.
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  4. I've been reading books of old The legends and the myths Achilles and his gold Hercules and his gifts Spiderman's control And Batman with his fists And clearly I don't see myself upon that list But she said, "Where'd you wanna go? How much you wanna risk? I'm not looking for somebody With some superhuman gifts Some superhero Some fairytale bliss Just something I can turn to Somebody I can kiss I want something just like this"
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  5. We can't hold our shameless saudi Arabian government to account. That's why so many saudi businessmen are leaving the country .
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  6. "Hard hits" versus "soft hits" "Hard hits" are credit checks that appear in your credit report and count toward your credit score. Anyone who views your credit report will see these inquiries. Examples of hard hits include: an application for a credit card some rental applications some employment applications "Soft hits" are credit checks that appear in your credit report but only you can see them. These credit checks don't affect your credit score in any way. Examples of soft hits include: requesting your own credit report businesses asking for your credit report to update their records about an existing account you have with them
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  7. For Saudi Arabia, the problems of state failure in its immediate neighbourhood mean that its current economic and security needs are on an unprecedented
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  8. Is it wrong of me to dislike my hometown and leave? I’m 26, and feel like I am burnt out from dealing with ostracism all my life. What are some suggestions? If you're able to leave then do so. I hate my hometown as well. The 26 years I've lived there were filled with bullying, harassment, and sabotage. At one point I did have a tribe that I thought I would walk with forever, but in the end, I was cast out.
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  9. Everyone self-deceives, but that doesn’t make it harmless. At high levels, it is associated with poor mental health. At moderate levels, it can temporarily protect the self-deceiver from bad feelings but still presents a barrier to the deep well-being that comes from living with integrity. To be really happy, we must learn to be completely honest with ourselves.
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  10. It’s called competition in the free world and you will be faced with it your entire life and in various situations (e.g. school, work, friends, family, etc.). You just have to realize that each of us is different, and therefore we do not share the same talents. Some people seem to be blessed in abundance and others not as much. The important thing is to use what talent you do have to the best of your ability. Someone aptly put it, “Be yourself-everyone else is already taken.”
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  11. Who is Wendy? Wendy is another mentally challenged adult who loves to call into radio stations. Most of the time to ask for money or and Xbox. What Makes Her Wack Packer? Like Gary, Wendy’s mental handicap instantly got Howard’s attention.  Wendy also answers “yes” to any questions that she is asked. Shining Stern Moment Before moving over to Sirius, Howard put Wendy on his channel all day. Fans could hear Wendy play drums, video games, and call people on the phone. It may not sound that interesting, but take it from me, it was awesome!
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  12. Logic is a series of concentric circles. (Bear with me.) There's the Rational circle, where you are. It’s full of all the logical stuff that you believe because you're a logical person. There's the Irrational circle, outside of the Rational circle. That's full of all the stuff that most people believe because they’re illogical people. And then there are some further circles outside that. The realms of fantasy. Stuff that's too absurd to contemplate.
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  13. Fraudulent misrepresentation 90% of Somalis with Saudi Arabian citizenship are classified as fraudulent seriously and they don't want to leave me alone because I'm legit . The significance of a misrepresentation being classified as a fraudulent one is that the measure of damages may be greater under certain circumstances. There are two remedies available for fraudulent misrepresentation: recession and damages. Representees should attempt a claim for fraudulent misrepresentation with caution, as the courts impose a much higher standard of proof due to the serious allegations. There may also be penalties in the event the claim is not made out.
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  14. Crazy people reputation doesn't matter when you cross the borders .
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  15. I like smoke and lightnin' Heavy metal thunder Racing with the wind And the feeling that I'm under Yeah, darlin' gonna make it happen Take the world in a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once And explode into space Like a true nature's child We were born Born to be wild We can climb so high I never wanna die Born to be wild Born to be wild Get your motor runnin' Head out on the highway Looking for adventure In whatever comes our way Yeah, darlin' gonna make it happen Take the world in a love embrace Fire all of your guns at once And explode into space Like a true nature's child We were born Born to be wild We can climb so high I never wanna die Born to be wild
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  16. Learning makes the wise wiser and the fool more foolish. ... Educated fools quote Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all
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  17. One of the first things I did after seeing the depressing election news this morning was check to see which of my Facebook friends ‘like’ the pages of the Conservatives or David Cameron, and unfriend them. (Thankfully, none of my friends ‘like’ the UKIP page.) Life is too short, I thought, to hang out with people who hold abhorrent political views, even if it’s just online. This marked a change of heart for me. Usually, I try to remain engaged with such people in the hope that I might be able to change their views through debate. (Admittedly, I don’t always engage constructively with them. Sometimes, late at night, when my brain is too tired to do anything fancy and I spot an offensive tweet by a UKIP supporter, the urge to murder them in 140 characters is too difficult to resist.) Did I do the wrong thing? Should I have kept my Conservative friends? I’m not so sure. I am attracted by the view that we should all keep the debate open, discuss our political views, take other people’s views into account, and revise and improve our own as we all benefit from this dialogue. I’m attracted by the view that there is such a thing as progress in politics. But—depressingly—I’m far more sceptical than I was yesterday about how much of a difference we can make with political debate. There are several reasons for this. One is that, in much of British culture, people are uncomfortable with debate about politics. It would, in some circles, be rude to raise the topic of politics over dinner, and to try to change someone’s mind about their political views—well, that’s frankly out of order. We’re much more comfortable talking about the weather, who might win the X Factor, or Kim Kardashian’s arse. The British unwillingness to discuss politics was illustrated today by the sway of the ‘shy Tories’: the people who voted Conservative, but who kept quiet about it in the run-up to the election, and certainly didn’t tell the opinion polls.
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  18. Everyone self-deceives, but that doesn’t make it harmless. At high levels, it is associated with poor mental health. At moderate levels, it can temporarily protect the self-deceiver from bad feelings but still presents a barrier to the deep well-being that comes from living with integrity. To be really happy, we must learn to be completely honest with ourselves.
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  19. People from Sudan look ridiculous in Saudi Arabia but they are fluent in Arabic and they look down on Asians . I'm a tall and handsome Saudi citizen and Asians go crazy for me but I'm possessed by my Somali relatives .😂
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  20. I'm qualified for a five figure monthly salary jobs in Saudi Arabia but I'm bewitched by military and Armed forces Athletes who make less than two thousand dollars as a monthly salary because I used to play basketball with them in the biggest sport clubs in Saudi Arabia seriously . And because the Saudi sport clubs have so many Royals running everything in the country . ( I can't get a decent job in this twon ) .
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  21. Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is a recurring character in the American animated television series The Simpsons. He is an Indian immigrant proprietor who runs the Kwik-E-Mart, a popular convenience store in Springfield, and is known for his catchphrase, "Thank you, come again".😂
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  22. The Asian beard isn’t as rare as you think. In fact, Asians with beards can style just as many different types of facial hair as any other race, including white guys. From the Asian mustache to the goatee to the full beard, you’ll find Asian guys with all kinds of facial hair styles in Saudi Arabia .😊
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  23. Why do some people always have hard times blending into society anywhere in the world ?
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  24. They have no idea about walk in interviews on jobs available in London. See salaries, compare reviews, easily apply, and get hired. New walk in interviews on careers in London
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  25. Pride and arrogance are often their downfall. So where the difficulty often comes in is the ethics and principles involved and what we regard as winning because I'm sure you must have realized by now that there are many chances of success resulting in taking the wrong way and if there is one fallibiliity in a human being it is that often that the WAY he gets to the top is worth compromising or even abandoning his principles and its not long before his ethics go out of the window and in the end he isn't the nice guy he may have been at the beginning.. but taken to the extreme.. becomes a power hungry dictator…and even highly obnoxious Competition brings out some good things in people but it can also bring out some very strange characteristics…and when people are pressure-pressed to succeed, (and we can see what happened as in the “great success” of the “all time leader-yellow-jersey” of the Tour de France) some collapse, whilst others come out not the same as before. Many people indeed often say they are extremely surprised THAT person would act like that. Yes success and the need to win, changed them! . Maybe too some people are born with this motivation.. Even if it isn't based on reality. That's another problem that leads to huge frustration.
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  26. Your trajectory in life is whatever you are willing to accept. Each of us lives their life within the limitations we have either set ourselves or allowed wider society to impose upon us. Women were discriminated against for thousands of years and minority's have been exploited just as long. When we believe we are capable of less we believe it. We accept the conditions that have been imposed as a fixed reality instead of challenging the status quo.
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  27. The sociological, group-based factors of public opinion formation are often omitted from models of public opinion that rely on survey methodology. This study employs social identity theory and focus group interview technique to demonstrate the value-added from an alternative approach to the issue of opinion formation in authoritarian regimes.
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  28. Probably every parent who ever existed said those words, or something resembling those words, to their children. The words summarize a “given” in the human experiment. Sometimes good people get good outcomes. By the same token, however, sometimes bad people get good outcomes. The ultimate equalizer in life is that all of us without exception have a date with death, some sooner than others. That life can be snuffed out while performing some noble task or while crossing the street with our headphones blocking the sound of the oncoming bus are both possible. Either way, as the joke has it, “You gonna die!” I find encouragement, however, that God is the judge of all humankind, and one day He will sit in judgment on the great and the small, the sinners and the saints, and as the patriarch Abraham observed in his rhetorical question: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?” Can I get an amen?!
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  29. The reality is that tall white boys rock the world not just clubs .
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  30. I have sex only with prostitutes because I don't have freewill . And I Never accomplish anything in my life .
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  31. I went through Europe with few thousands dollars and still the government of Saudi Arabia possessed me because I'm a 6'9"/206cm super tall handsome basketball player which translate to a tall white boy .
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  32. Learning makes the wise wiser and the fool more foolish. ... Educated fools quote Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all
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  33. Probably every parent who ever existed said those words, or something resembling those words, to their children. The words summarize a “given” in the human experiment. Sometimes good people get good outcomes. By the same token, however, sometimes bad people get good outcomes. The ultimate equalizer in life is that all of us without exception have a date with death, some sooner than others. That life can be snuffed out while performing some noble task or while crossing the street with our headphones blocking the sound of the oncoming bus are both possible. Either way, as the joke has it, “You gonna die!” I find encouragement, however, that God is the judge of all humankind, and one day He will sit in judgment on the great and the small, the sinners and the saints, and as the patriarch Abraham observed in his rhetorical question: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?” Can I get an amen?!
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  34. Is it wrong of me to dislike my hometown and leave? I’m 26, and feel like I am burnt out from dealing with ostracism all my life. What are some suggestions? If you're able to leave then do so. I hate my hometown as well. The 26 years I've lived there were filled with bullying, harassment, and sabotage. At one point I did have a tribe that I thought I would walk with forever, but in the end, I was cast out.
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  35. My father obtained Saudi Arabia's citizenship when local tribes used to own slaves and he could've been a slave owner , What's funy is I'm being harassed now by a former Saudi slave and his wife who are both graduates of the west .
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  36. Beautiful people have phobias spcially if they are rich .
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  37. When I was just a little girl I asked my mother, what will I be Will I be pretty? Will I be rich? Here's what she said to me Qué será, será Whatever will be, will be The future's not ours to see Qué será, será What will be, will be When I grew up and fell in love I asked my sweetheart what lies ahead? Will we have rainbows day after day? Here's what my sweetheart said Qué será, será Whatever will be, will be The future's not ours to see Qué será, será What will be, will be Now I have children of my own They ask their mother, what will I be Will I be handsome? Will I be rich? I tell them tenderly Qué será, será Whatever will be, will be The future's not ours to see Qué será, será What will be, will be Qué será, será ترجمة إلى اللغة العربية
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  38. Why are so many people so easily offended by everything nowadays? Because they're arseholes with no sense of humour nor tabboo open mindedness and probably a really boring lack luster person to hang out with.There's nothing about being offended thats wrong i find some things offensive but instead of turning into a massive snowflakes throwing a tantrum and reporting and getting someone canceled or banned (because that's a childish pathetic immature way to handle a situation) i call the person out and explain and if so exchange verbal blows as I known u can dish out three times as bad as I'm given if someone annoys me. Once I've expressed myself if the person doesn't care or listen and are to toxic to see anothers point of view i just block them out my life and move on and leave it at that. Theres being offended speaking freely and resolving an issue with someone then there's being a little baby about it and crying the victim card I personally hate people like that they destroy freedom of speech and they ruin the ability to be open minded and speak as you desire without worrying when the next toys out the cot sessions from them is coming. Alot of people use this offended rubbish as a way to become some sort of special privileged person who can now exploit the offendee and this in the end does nothing for them if then person who offended doesn't care and ignored lack of reason by walking away so the offended cries even more and reports you for having opinions, being realistic or whatever really. Sad truth is we live jn a world where fake is becoming the new normal and anyone who's oldskool, blunt and direct and real is considered either offensive or wrong and judgemental by the same people who do not realise what they're doing in return is wrong and judgemental but worst. These fake people really need to just get over themselves and grow up and stop throwing tantrums over such trivial rubbish they could easily ignore or simply just unfriend or block the person because the worlds got more important things to deal with than a snowflake ego like poverty, famine, climate change, wars, world hunger, pandemics etc. The person being offended is worst than than the offending if they then choose to pursue something left in the past. I dont get offended by stupid things like swearing, having an opinion etc. I don't always agree and say when i know someone's talking crap to me but it doesn't offended me it more just bores me and kills the conversation. People who are real are way much better and much more healthy to be around they may say harsh truths and strong facts and get real without question but hey at least you know where you stand with a real person and that isn't on eggshells. The best people are the tabboo free spirited open minded so called offensive ones that are actually just honest and true.
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  39. One, two princes kneel before you That what I said now Princes, princes who adore you Just go ahead now One has diamonds in his pockets That's some bread, now This one said he wants to buy you rockets Ain't in his head, now This one he got a princely racket That's what I said now Got some big seal upon his jacket Ain't in his head now You marry him, your father will condone you How 'bout that now You marry me, your father will disown you He'll eat his hat, now Marry him, marry me I'm the one that loved you baby can't you see? Ain't got no future or family tree But I know what a prince and lover ought to be I know what a prince and lover ought be Said if you want to call me baby Just go ahead now And if you like to tell me maybe Just go ahead now And if you wanted to buy me flowers Just go ahead now And if you like to talk for hours Just go ahead now Said one, two princes kneel before you That what I said now Princes, princes who adore you Just go ahead now One has diamonds in his pockets That's some bread, now This one said he wants to buy you rockets Ain't in his head, now Marry him Marry me I'm the one that loved you baby can't you see? Ain't got no future or family tree But I know what a prince and lover ought to be I know what a prince and lover ought be Said if you want to call me baby Just go ahead now And if you like to tell me maybe Just go ahead now And if you wanted to buy me flowers Just go ahead now And if you like to talk for hours Just go ahead now And if you want to call me baby Just go ahead now And if you like to tell me maybe Just go ahead now And if you like to buy me flowers Just go ahead now And if you like to talk for hours Just go ahead now If you want to call me baby Just go ahead now And if you like to tell me maybe Just go ahead now If you want to buy me flowers Just go ahead now And if you like to talk for hours Just go ahead now Oh Baby! Just go ahead now Oooh! Just just go ahead now Oooh, your majesty! Just go ahead now Come on forget the King who... marry me! (just go ahead now) Come on, come on, come on (just go ahead now) Go ahead now Just go ahead now If you want to buy me flowers
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  40. My cool neighbors are super rich and all out for me seriously because they know that anybody who meets me will most likely like me seriously .
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  41. “How do you deal with people who try to shame you & tell you what's wrong with you without any legitimate proof?” That behaviour seems typical of non-critically-thinking ‘survive through imitation’-ers: you simply don’t fit their (often programmed) ‘survival model’, and it is that that is ‘wrong’ (and not the ‘fault’ itself, per se). They may be trying to make a show of how ‘right’ they are (making a display of how ‘well they follow/dictate the rules’), or they may genuinely care for your well-being (and your ‘not conforming’ makes them worry; instinctively (without them even knowing it, even), it’s a ‘matter of survival’), but someone who does that will try to ‘fix’ you have decided that their ‘survival model’ is a ‘solution’ hammer and that non-conforming you are a ‘bent’ nail: once they’ve decided that, it’s hard to convince them of your ‘straightness’… and even if you do demonstrate that you’re straight, they may still pretend you’re a nail (because they ‘can’t’ lose face for accusing you falsely in the first place; that would ‘diminish’ their imaginary place as a ‘conformist superior’). It’s an ‘emotional’ thing, and reason need not even apply.
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  42. In terms or predictableness the only factor of intelligience for that is beyond the eye. Both ways can you know what will happen if they can produce more meaning then ‘predictable’ people. Or people follow that level of intelligience in a manner that applies so nothing personal just factors that include thought and perception. Now when personally is applied the biggest factor is personality then people so now we have a problem It is unlikely in terms out out in in So let me group of this network in major proportions Out out is stand for mental outside thinking where perception is not apart except for though in only that person. And IN thinking is set to predictable not outside of the box and in in means the answer to a question so if two in in predictable answer with predictable set up. So out out plus in in equals a predictable answer as in the answer you get in as an an predictable score. Meaning let's say iq test if there intelligent it would make sense there less predictable at least if to make this answer for the question work. But there are also many factors and each factor will change the out come so that means OVERALL there would tend to be less predictable
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  43. People in Tokyo speak in English sometimes, otherwise, there's hardly any culture to learn a new language. Why Japanese don't speak ?
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  44. Life is not perfect. It never has been and it never will be. But this can be good news. It means we can stop pursuing the mystical, perfect life
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  45. Like Nothing is Going Your Way Disappointed because it feels like nothing is going your way? The solution to changing your life may be far
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  46. Is it possible to kill your conscience? If yes, how? Yes — by making one bad, destructive, dishonest choice after another, and then justifying those choices. By falling down this slippery slope, you can so warp your own internal moral compass as to make any action, no matter how terrible, excusible in your own mind. At that point, you’re not behaving as a human being, but rather more like a cornered animal, or an addict — who is so desperate to survive by whatever means, that you’ll do and say anything at all to get what you want in the moment — without thinking much about the immediate effects on others, or the long term consequences for everyone, including yourself. And when I say survive here, I also mean “achieve” — because in truth, the need to “achieve” social status, material wealth, etc. are just another kind of addiction. They’re poor substitutes for a real sense of human self-worth and unconditional love — and because in our culture we’re so quick to judge one another, there’s a real scarcity of that feeling. So we have a huge number of people who think they have to “achieve” status and out-compete the person next to them in order to be valued themselves, or to have any sense of self-worth — so achievement is just another manifestation of the survival instincts of a cornered, desperate animal. Our whole civilization runs on such desperation — hence the scarcity of honesty and conscience in our society. I have an English Diploma from the Saudi British center . Education & Philosophy,
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  47. The Asian beard isn’t as rare as you think. In fact, Asians with beards can style just as many different types of facial hair as any other race, including white guys. From the Asian mustache to the goatee to the full beard, you’ll find Asian guys with all kinds of facial hair styles in Saudi Arabia .
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  48. A fucked up person is someone who does things that do not correspond maturity, strong reasoning, and arguments
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  49. Ironically referred to as "the People Without History" by Wolf, these societies before active colonization possessed perpetually changing, reactionary cultures
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  50. One can read about The World's Billionaires in Forbes. Culturally speaking, Japanese people share in one ... The Persian Gulf borders Iran and Saudi Arabia
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  51. Logic is a series of concentric circles. (Bear with me.) There's the Rational circle, where you are. It’s full of all the logical stuff that you believe because you're a logical person. There's the Irrational circle, outside of the Rational circle. That's full of all the stuff that most people believe because they’re illogical people. And then there are some further circles outside that. The realms of fantasy. Stuff that's too absurd to contemplate.
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  52. “How do you deal with people who try to shame you & tell you what's wrong with you without any legitimate proof?” That behaviour seems typical of non-critically-thinking ‘survive through imitation’-ers: you simply don’t fit their (often programmed) ‘survival model’, and it is that that is ‘wrong’ (and not the ‘fault’ itself, per se). They may be trying to make a show of how ‘right’ they are (making a display of how ‘well they follow/dictate the rules’), or they may genuinely care for your well-being (and your ‘not conforming’ makes them worry; instinctively (without them even knowing it, even), it’s a ‘matter of survival’), but someone who does that will try to ‘fix’ you have decided that their ‘survival model’ is a ‘solution’ hammer and that non-conforming you are a ‘bent’ nail: once they’ve decided that, it’s hard to convince them of your ‘straightness’… and even if you do demonstrate that you’re straight, they may still pretend you’re a nail (because they ‘can’t’ lose face for accusing you falsely in the first place; that would ‘diminish’ their imaginary place as a ‘conformist superior’). It’s an ‘emotional’ thing, and reason need not even apply.
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  53. Probably every parent who ever existed said those words, or something resembling those words, to their children. The words summarize a “given” in the human experiment. Sometimes good people get good outcomes. By the same token, however, sometimes bad people get good outcomes. The ultimate equalizer in life is that all of us without exception have a date with death, some sooner than others. That life can be snuffed out while performing some noble task or while crossing the street with our headphones blocking the sound of the oncoming bus are both possible. Either way, as the joke has it, “You gonna die!” I find encouragement, however, that God is the judge of all humankind, and one day He will sit in judgment on the great and the small, the sinners and the saints, and as the patriarch Abraham observed in his rhetorical question: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?” Can I get an amen?!
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  54. Humanity has greater access to knowledge and expertise than any previous generation. And yet, people keep doing stupid things
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  55. The materially poor are often viewed as inferior in worth and dignity to the materially wealthy. Historically, this has led to neglect, exploitation and enslavement. But a more insidious way that such prejudice manifests itself is when the well-intended view the poor primarily as objects of pity to be saved by gestures of charitable, good will. Such a reaction to extreme poverty involves at least a half truth. Our desire to help is rooted in a proper recognition of our human solidarity with those who are suffering. But that sense of solidarity is compromised when we fail to see the capacity of the poor alongside their need.
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  56. Proverb. beggars can't be choosers. (idiomatic) Something is better than nothing: those who can't provide for themselves should accept whatever help is available
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  57. Companies realize that these days marketing or more specifically emotional marketing is more about identifying with their target audience and humanizing their brand. They know they need to have a story. Their customers care about who works for them and what they stand for. Simply having the best price or the best product is no longer a company’s strongest asset. They have to care and be cared about.
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  58. Whether it’s current world news, science, religion, politics, or finance, it seems that there is an abundance of opinions available from a slew of different people. I’m not saying that opinions, on their own, are a bad thing. It’s perfectly ok to disagree with others. If we all agreed with each other, it would be a pretty boring life and no progress would ever be made.
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  59. "Hard hits" versus "soft hits" "Hard hits" are credit checks that appear in your credit report and count toward your credit score. Anyone who views your credit report will see these inquiries. Examples of hard hits include: an application for a credit card some rental applications some employment applications "Soft hits" are credit checks that appear in your credit report but only you can see them. These credit checks don't affect your credit score in any way. Examples of soft hits include: requesting your own credit report businesses asking for your credit report to update their records about an existing account you have with them
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  60. Do people with college degrees look down on those without them? I hate to admit it, but I used to. Somewhere along my highway yo maturity I lost that elitism. I realized that plumbers and electricians are just as important to our society as art historians and lecturers. And I admire those who recognized their talents and net rests without spending four years flogging around for a college major. The times, oh how they change us. Thank God.
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  61. Italy: Outcry over killing of African migrant in town centre - BBC News  The death of a migrant who was attacked in broad daylight in central Italy has sparked outrage.
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  62. Explosive anger makes it hard for others to trust you, ... won't respect you if you can't control yourself or handle opposing viewpoints
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  63. The easy going people usually are good people but don't let bad people use them .
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  64. The thousand-year old story of Moroccan Jews today spans throughout the world. ... faith that can be dated to two thousand years ago (2nd Century BCE)
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  65. The interview question, "Who is your hero in Dubai walk in job interviews" offers an excellent chance to tell interviewers about what inspires you and who you look up to most. أسئلة طرحها الآخرون
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  66. Is being a plumber an easy job? Is being a plumber an easy job? It is definitely easier than it was when I began in the 1950s. But I’m not ready to say it is easier than sitting at a desk all day; or driving a vehicle all day; or talking for a living. Of course, the corporate world has a way of loading up on those so-called “easier jobs,” and adding stress to them that by the end of the day can be as physically exhausting as installing plumbing all day. And whose to say which ass-hole boss is more stress than another? What makes plumbing “easier” today is the development of power tools and lighter weight plumbing materials.
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  67. Nothing in the world is more powerful than the minds of educated Saudi Mannagers who don't get offended for all the good reasons .
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  68. From France Macron cited his own influence by the ancient Greek culture, which permeated Europe and linked it irrevocably with Greece and noted a stronger unifying factor today, the commitment to freedom and the European adventure. In Greece the Russian Prime Minister said that when the Greek revolution was in danger, Russia and its allies Britain and France took part in the Battle of Navarino. We must not forget that victory in the struggle against the Ottoman Empire in 1829 led to the signing of the London Protocol that signified the birth of a renew Greek state. Russia will hand over documents from its archives about Greek citizens who died in Nazi concentration camps in 1943-1944, Greeks who fought against the Germans on the fronts of World War II and were taken prisoner. Among the documents to be handed over is a report by Ioannis Kapodistrias to Tsar Nicholas I about developments in the Greek Revolution.
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  69. Learning makes the wise wiser and the fool more foolish. ... Educated fools quote Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all
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  70. If an unexpected medical emergency bankrupts you, you view yourself as a victim of bad fortune – while seeing other bankruptcy court clients as spendthrifts. Why?
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  71. I'm going to party in Qatar next month driving my small SUV and believed or not I must avoid visiting any big sport club because they will escalate to the prince .
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  72. Logic is a series of concentric circles. (Bear with me.) There's the Rational circle, where you are. It’s full of all the logical stuff that you believe because you're a logical person. There's the Irrational circle, outside of the Rational circle. That's full of all the stuff that most people believe because they’re illogical people. And then there are some further circles outside that. The realms of fantasy. Stuff that's too absurd to contemplate.
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  73. I'm not usless like a old government horse , I'm one of the most liked Saudi tourists worldwide .
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  74. Logic is a series of concentric circles. (Bear with me.) There's the Rational circle, where you are. It’s full of all the logical stuff that you believe because you're a logical person. There's the Irrational circle, outside of the Rational circle. That's full of all the stuff that most people believe because they’re illogical people. And then there are some further circles outside that. The realms of fantasy. Stuff that's too absurd to contemplate.
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  75. Your trajectory in life is whatever you are willing to accept. Each of us lives their life within the limitations we have either set ourselves or allowed wider society to impose upon us. Women were discriminated against for thousands of years and minority's have been exploited just as long. When we believe we are capable of less we believe it. We accept the conditions that have been imposed as a fixed reality instead of challenging the status quo.
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  76. I'm a Saudi Arabian citizen educated in west and even though i was excpected to get wealthy with any suitable job in Saudi Arabia . I'm possessed and bewitched by my Somali relatives even though we share the same ancestors and I can speak the Somali language and both of my parents were Somalis . And all my Somali relatives want is to make me a crazy Saudi Arabian citizen. Somalis can't agree on anything and that's why I'm just a bewitched retard now .
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  77. We can’t ever know what was truly going through the minds of Holmes, Sorokin or Hayut and other fraudsters – but it is easy to speculate how some of these mechanisms may have been at play. At the very least, these con artists seem to have had abnormally high opinions of their own abilities and their right to get what they want – and they happily shrugged off the potential ethical implications of what they were doing.  Holmes, in particular, seems to have believed in her product, and attempted to justify her use of misleading data. Despite all evidence to the contrary, she still declared at her trial that "the big medical device companies like Siemens could easily reproduce what we had done”. Hayut, meanwhile, still claims he is “the biggest gentleman”, who had done nothing wrong.
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  78. The media jobs in the UK are still prestigious and Somalis in general are usless .
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  79. I'm possessed Saudi Arabian citizen by some people who want to be Americans .i cough, talk, cry or laugh forcefully by magic and my life is miserable and I don't want to live anymore seriously help .
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  80. I am convinced that evolution and religious beliefs need not be in contradiction. Indeed, if science and religion are properly understood, they cannot be in contradiction because they concern different matters. Science and religion are like two different windows for looking at the world. The two windows look at the same world, but they show different aspects of that world. Science concerns the processes that account for the natural world: how planets move, the composition of matter and the atmosphere, the origin and adaptations of organisms. Religion concerns the meaning and purpose of the world and of human life, the proper relation of people to the Creator and to each other, the moral values that inspire and govern people’s lives. Apparent contradictions only emerge when either the science or the beliefs, or often both, trespass their own boundaries and wrongfully encroach upon one another’s subject matter.
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  81. Many people today are stuck in an egocentric stage where they believe they are the center of the universe. Fortunately, as many people mature, they become less self-centered. The unfortunate thing is there are many who for various reasons who don’t seem to mature. This could be a result of the sense of entitlement bestowed on many as”rights,” a lack of a sense of responsibility, and the failure to accept the consequences for their actions.
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  82. If only money , status , prestige and education were the litmus test of ones character, than qualities like compassion , empathy, love, humanity would be considered useless. According to me the only thing that makes anyone better that the other is ‘knowledge’ . Nothing else matters, i have seen educated people with status money and prestige being rude, inconsiderate and stupid. At the same time i have seen simple people coming form humble backgrounds being kind , generous and much more knowledgeable. Consider this, when someone passes away , people gather and reminisce what kind of a person he or she was, not how much bank balance they had or what degree they possessed. This explains a lot about what really matters!!
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  83. The Asian beard isn’t as rare as you think. In fact, Asians with beards can style just as many different types of facial hair as any other race, including white guys. From the Asian mustache to the goatee to the full beard, you’ll find Asian guys with all kinds of facial hair styles in Saudi Arabia 😊
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  84. When a mental health condition becomes a disability . I'm schizophrenic Saudi Arabian citizen with an English Diploma from the Saudi British center coupled with advance courses in marketing and content writing from coumunity colleges in Californian . And I was fired from more than ten good jobs because I'm schizophrenic and I applied for disbility benfits . A mental health condition is considered a disability if it has a long-term effect on your normal day-to-day activity. This is defined under the Equality Act 2010. Your condition is ‘long term’ if it lasts, or is likely to last, 12 months. ‘Normal day-to-day activity’ is defined as something you do regularly in a normal day. This includes things like using a computer, working set times or interacting with people. If your mental health condition means you are disabled you can get support at work from your employer. There are many different types of mental health condition which can lead to a disability, including: dementia depression bipolar disorder obsessive compulsive disorder schizophrenia The Mind website has more help and guidance. Read more about how disability is defined in the Equality Act 2010.
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  85. It is said—usually by someone who is not progressing quickly in a career—that “It's not what you know, it's who you know
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  86. I have an English Diploma from the Saudi British center approved by the ministry of education in Saudi Arabia and i applied for so many good jobs as a Saudi citizen but i get no responses .
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  88. Is being a plumber an easy job? Is being a plumber an easy job? It is definitely easier than it was when I began in the 1950s. But I’m not ready to say it is easier than sitting at a desk all day; or driving a vehicle all day; or talking for a living. Of course, the corporate world has a way of loading up on those so-called “easier jobs,” and adding stress to them that by the end of the day can be as physically exhausting as installing plumbing all day. And whose to say which ass-hole boss is more stress than another? What makes plumbing “easier” today is the development of power tools and lighter weight plumbing materials.
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  89. Yemen: Sudanese and Saudi soldiers killed - Middle East MonitorHouthi forces in Yemen have killed at least 80 Sudanese and 15 Saudi soldiers fighting within the Saudi-led Arab coalition during a military
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  90. This is a list of notable German scientists and non of them is from a middle eastern origin . Alois Alzheimer. Franz Aepinus. Ralf Altmeyer. Hermann Anschütz-Kaempfe. Ludwig Aschoff. Richard Baerwald. Adolf von Baeyer.
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  91. Top 7 Most Offensive Marketing Campaigns of Recent Times  With such cut-throat competition amongst brands for attention today, controversial and offensive ads have become more commonplace than ever. 
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  92. Double standards exist when people are preferred or rejected on the basis of their ethnicity in situations in which ethnicity is not a relevant or justifiable
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  93. Learning makes the wise wiser and the fool more foolish. ... Educated fools quote Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all
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  94. Additional post actions [serious] Ask People with confirmed below-average intelligence, how has your intelligence affected your life experience, and what would you want the world to know about what it’s like to be you in Saudi Arabia?
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  95. When can a government kill its own people?
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  96. The interview question, "Who is your hero?" offers an excellent chance to tell interviewers about what inspires you and who you look up to most. أسئلة طرحها الآخرون
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  97. In the social media era, stereotyping can lead to fraught encounters that go viral: I made fun of some people and I feel terribly ashamed of that to this day
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  98. You know what they want? They want obedient workers. Obedient workers. People who are just smart enough to run the machines and do the paperwork
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  99. Joseph Goebbels, the propaganda Chief of Adolf Hitler said ''Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth''. This was in the 1930s,
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  100. Humanity has greater access to knowledge and expertise than any previous generation. And yet, people keep doing stupid things
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  101. Everyone self-deceives, but that doesn’t make it harmless. At high levels, it is associated with poor mental health. At moderate levels, it can temporarily protect the self-deceiver from bad feelings but still presents a barrier to the deep well-being that comes from living with integrity. To be really happy, we must learn to be completely honest with ourselves.
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  102. Companies realize that these days marketing or more specifically emotional marketing is more about identifying with their target audience and humanizing their brand. They know they need to have a story. Their customers care about who works for them and what they stand for. Simply having the best price or the best product is no longer a company’s strongest asset. They have to care and be cared about.
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  103. It's important to believe in God because trust is the foundation of any relationship we can build. You can't connect to someone you don't trust
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  104. Whether it’s current world news, science, religion, politics, or finance, it seems that there is an abundance of opinions available from a slew of different people. I’m not saying that opinions, on their own, are a bad thing. It’s perfectly ok to disagree with others. If we all agreed with each other, it would be a pretty boring life and no progress would ever be made.
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  105. perhaps we should recognize that to create the political is to embody the permanent tension between the institutionalization of freedom and the philosophical interrogation. To the extent that we are free to think then we can switch to a broader examination of the process of thinking itself. We can, therefore, speak of freedom as philosophy’s non-identical twin in the project of questioning and challenging the thinkable and practiced reality. To posit philosophy as a finished and exhaustive knowledge would be as if we defined and practiced freedom as the repetition of the same. The theological covering up of the philosophical interrogation goes hand in hand with the loss of the creative and revolutionary nature of freedom. To be sure, an individual who has already entered the philosophical questioning cannot avoid the explicit and free interrogation of positing other modes of thinking and other forms of the thinkable. It is fascinating to note that the philosophical questioning is a mode of thinking that can create cracks in the surrounding walls of the instituted thought. Philosophy as critical interrogation, therefore, takes place in the gap between free instituting thought and instituted thought. It is here that we might begin to understand why philosophy is the ongoing task of bringing freedom into political life as a lived corrective to the theological.
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