Keith Jarrett and his unplayable piano reminds me of some dance drills I used to do in classes. We would put some sort of imaginary constraint or concept on our body, and then would improvise with that new concept. This way, we discover more interesting ways to move. #dcc105
I've been conditioned since birth to strive for great grades. Consequently, it's extremely hard for me now to just disregard that percentage. It feels like a natural instinct to always be worrying and checking in on how I'm doing. #dcc105
Although stability gives us peace of mind, an even stronger feeling is the feeling of regret. How can we create a balance in life where we have some sort of stability and risks? Is stability even necessary to live a good life?
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@madelyngharris I think that this societal pressure creates the main division between those who become true innovators of the world and those who don't
Here's an article of the benefits of integrating technology into the classroom. Some benefits include improved retention rate and a better, more engaging, and more fun experience.
https://t.co/WzoZxAPNek
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The way how electronics companies nowadays like to make things "less good" so we would keep coming back to buy more reminds me of how Coca Cola used to put cocaine in their drinks to make people addicted and keep coming back to buy more.
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Are we, the consumers, morally responsible for where the resources of the products we buy come from? Or is the blame solely on the company that buys these resources? #dcc105