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We wonder why children have this white pallor like sick people, or why most young people are obese and totally devoid of energy?
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Your brain has 4 blind spots when making decisions.
A simple tool by Stanford researchers exposes them all.
Here's the framework that Fortune 500 CEOs swear by:
@__parvin__sk Does this really happen in our country, do people really recognise and realise such deviations and stand for their right place and position in the family
An eye opening post
Awfully polite and humble gesture, however the general public is accommodating and understanding, unless those who never had or known a child or born as Adults
On a 10-hour flight from South Korea to the United States. A mother handed more than 200 passengers on the plane a bag containing candy, gum and earplugs as an apology in advance, in case her 4-month-old baby screamed during the flight.
The bag also contains a message that reads: "Hi, I'm Jun Woo. I'm 4 months old and today I'm traveling to the US with my mom and grandmother. I'm nervous and a little scared. This is my first trip. It's normal for me to cry or make some noise. I'll try to stay calm." But I can't promise. Please use earplugs if my voice is too loud. Enjoy your trip. Thank you
Modi "Magic" is nothing but a mountain of lies and lies.
Watch this video to understand how people have been fooled by the false image of Modi.
Full video Link: https://t.co/GX2dgObhPx
"Would you like to have your faith in the human spirit restored? Would you like to hear about an amazing and selfless act of kindness?
Ruby and I were on the Southern State Parkway when it became obvious we had a flat tire. There's no shoulder on the side of that highway, so I pulled off onto the grass, and, almost immediately, a black Jeep pulled off the highway in front of us, just as I was looking for the phone number for AAA.
Then a young man wearing a yarmulke stepped out of the Jeep into the 96 degree heat and walked over to the passenger side window of my car. He said he had lots of tools in his car and could change my tire for me. Really? ""Yes,"" he said. ""I see you have a child in the back, and, if this happened to my mother, I'd like to think someone would do the same for her.""
So, as he's changing the tire, we started chatting and he told me there's a group of people in his Orthodox Jewish community who do volunteer roadside assistance - for anyone and everyone. There's also a volunteer ambulance. I said, I never heard of such thing before. And he said, ""yeah, you only hear the bad stuff about us.""
He quickly and adeptly finished changing my tire, and, as I was thanking him profusely, I asked if there was anything I could do to thank him. He responded with a smile, ""zero."" I got back in the car, crying.
Ruby asked me why I was crying, and I said they were happy tears and tears of relief. So super scary to think how much worse the day could have been for us, and such an amazingly kind person who came to our rescue. That kid has his ticket to heaven written in stone.
If you've gotten this far in reading, please consider doing something kind for a stranger today - I know I will"
Credit: Mary Kate Tischler -facebook.com/marykate.tischler