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Looking back, an adult realizes that the grades they received in school were empty cardboard. They make as much sense as beating rubber with your feet against an iron frame ⚽ that is, they represent nothing in our lives. However, just imagine the role a teacher plays in your life. There are no exceptions. Those who have conflicts with their teachers are trying to prove something to them. This is how the creativity of many famous rappers began, for example. The teacher's opinion is the main source of energy for them, even if they have a deep dislike. And if the teacher is charismatic, his or her idialogy stays with students for life, part of his or her worldview and knowledge. Now I am a simple teacher, but I see how students perceive me. In their eyes I am like a cool father 😅😎 Yes, I myself was in their shoes when, and I realize now that my teachers were also simple like me. I think I'm starting to feel what "responsibility" is, and it's fun :)))) 0 reply
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I've become a real hostage to sugar. For many days in a row now, I can't deny myself at night to buy doughnuts, sweet yogurts, chocolates. Today I was walking in circles in the bakery department, trying to talk myself out of it. I could feel the craving in my stomach, but my subconscious was telling me it was time to stop. Did I really have no will left? Or am I disadvantaging myself by justifying the will, and choosing a dull life, psychologically killing myself? I ventured out to buy donuts with condensed milk inside and a whole jar of sweet cereal yogurt. But when I got home, I realized something was wrong..... The Universe had partially protected me: it turns out I had taken plain yogurt without sugar (it tasted like kefir). I only noticed it at home. But I will say this, I don't feel dull. I even feel better, if figuratively compare my condition with sweet yogurt 0 reply
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The human brain has shrunk by 150-200 g over the last 25,000 years (that's about -12.5% of the total mass). There are two opinions. One says that the mass has become smaller, but its design has been updated and the connections between neurons have become more complex. Thus, a person has become smarter. Others say that our ancestors were much smarter than the average person of the present generation. They explain this by the fact that in the past it was necessary to be comprehensively developed for survival, and now all tasks are delegated. You don't have to make a pen yourself or fix a water pipe if you have to: you do video editing, for example, or solve math, delving only in one direction, while thousands of other people are making pens, extracting oil to make plastic, and so on. Our population is much larger than it used to be and we are winning in quantity, not quality.
What opinion do you hold yourself?))
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