@SieglerKelly Hi Ms.Kelly
I doubt this can be other useful information.
( The @FBI web site says if you know no location inside the United States; share it online. )
I do always remember the individual with black clown shoes.
Maybe he was looking for something. Making-up he’s teen student.
@UN Tested my own claims refering already to these same five questions.
:
My claims are part of actuality also make they entire truth.
( ‘‘ .. … .. ’’ )
( end clarify did I pick-up reach. )
@UN Tested my own claims refering already to these same five questions.
:
My claims are part of actuality also make they entire truth.
( ‘‘ .. … .. ’’ )
( end clarify did I pick-up reach. )
@NobelPrize You could add Patience.
Hurrying ,
by rare moments ,
would lead to a wrong deformed final solve.
By adding : Patience + Time + Vigilence + Carefulness & SOLELY then Exigence toward it ..
That is when your end solve is :
Perfect + Clear + Righteously Mapped & Finally Complete.
@NobelPrize You could add Patience.
Hurrying ,
by rare moments ,
would lead to a wrong deformed final solve.
By adding : Patience + Time + Vigilence + Carefulness & SOLELY then Exigence toward it ..
That is when your end solve is :
Perfect + Clear + Righteously Mapped & Finally Complete.
Suffices you won’t follow some fake ‘‘ways to apply.’’
Not each passionating advice is saving&healing you.
Some are discretely poisoning you. Screwing you.
‘‘ Feeling better is not actually being better. ’’ — James Randi
Opt for something else. This one can’t either recycled.
‘Gratitude’ Is not a helpful thing.
Unecessary you practice it.
Serious neurological studies found out this is an approach which does only harm.
I don’t remember which university with a research team.
Just better adding true facts to our healthier skepticism.
🩻@BrianDunning
I almost got once into such a trap.
I was asking myself ‘‘💭could be skepticism O.K with ?’’
Have dig with some legitime questions.
‘‘is it vague ?’’
To catch from there this is purely not.
&to coincidentally encounter then a study which didn’t end with supporting results.
Not everything we see online is true. And when misinformation spreads, what we share can have real-world consequences.
During Global Media and Information Literacy Week and always, pause to verify facts by asking basic questions before sharing content online.