Aristotle

In 13.8 billion years, the universe has sculpted a mind capable of reason—you. And in less than a century, that spark will fade. Embrace your telos

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@vijswam @creation247 I live in a country with free healthcare, we faced a 2-year waiting list for a hearing test, we had to pay privately. an ASD diagnosis 5 years waiting list, we had to pay privately for it, speech therapy we have to pay privately for that as well. I have paid thousands so far.

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@SarahWorkx where I live a toddler was killed by a car backing out . When you approach a parking spot, you have full visibility of exactly what is ahead of you and what you just passed. That is the safest time to reverse. Please, always reverse into parking spaces. It saves lives.

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@AntiWokeMemes Call me old fashioned, but when you're married, 'my money' stops being mine and starts being ours.

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@AntiWokeMemes By your own standards of normality, I'd call this a win.

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@Mazi_Chibuzor @Avabelly__ Let put it this way: I knew a guy who used to walk nine miles into town every single week just to do his shopping. When he was done, one of the shop workers would load up the groceries, drive him and his food all the way back home, and then head right back to work.

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@Yama_vole @prieurdp A 2020 study in the Journal of Safety Research found that 90% of parking-related fatal and serious injury crashes in North Carolina involved vehicles backing out.

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@prieurdp When driving up to a space, you see everything ahead, and what you’ve passed remains clear. Therefore, reversing in is safest. A child was recently killed in a parking lot; I knew without reading further that the driver was reversing out, completely blind.

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@Jassmini2 Probably using the drain with a bucket approach is the fastest.

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@miaElizai I'm after 12 beers and can tell it's the same total.

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@RealPostFolder It’s a powerful story because he proved he has a backbone, not by shouting, not by losing his cool, or throwing tantrums, but through his own calculated actions. He recognized that this behavior would continue, and that the happiness and stability he craved were impossible there

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@elizax650 I'm no good at this, it is Too hard. Probably should have went indoors of school, instead of my roommate, but she cooked, spooned and her looks really Bloomed.

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@Beno10_MFC The left foot. The one is missing a spot.

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@x__Tears__x Buy bitcoin

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@nocontextmemes @_ginsy Is life was a bit of a train wreck.

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@LilyGrace_09 Eve is her name.

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@AmbitiosL33568 Frank was born 1871 at 19:33.

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@ayeejuju I'm not one to defend others lightly, but the first man sought the exact same outcome as the second—differing only in his honesty and confidence, while the latter was deceitful and insecure. Do you truly believe this person cared about her preferential meal choice at McDonald's?

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@LilyGrace_09 Snow storm

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@MahikRani50377 Her life, he took her life first.