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Is this for losers? Someone who has lost and is desperately trying to find a reason to justify the loss…
I find myself being pretty blasé about loses because of the belief that there is more to life than small loses here and there. After all it’s important to win the war even if that means we have to sometimes lose the small battles here and there.
Now I am beginning to question this attitude of mine. Was this brought about because of my non aggression and wanting a label that was well, less unflattering?
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Ramblings of an Innocuous Mind!!!
Submitted by murtagh on Mon, 10/13/2008 - 11:20.
Hey everyone,after days of planning to write something,i am finally ready with my first post. Actually had been wondering all this while on what i should write. And then even if i wrote something,would anyone even care to navigate through all the crap that i was going to write. Anyways i’ve decided that ppl are up to the task of reading all the rubbish that i am gonna write! 1st i thought i’d write about my love story( Ah!
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Who is your worst enemy in this cruel world?(asked by a student)
Who is your worst enemy in this cruel world?(asked by a student)
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How Can You Tell If Something Is Nonsense.
How do we move beyond our prejudices to distinguish what is sensible and what is nonsensical?
When Albert Einstein created the Special and General Theory of Relativity, initially it seemed like nonsense, because nobody had ever thought of things like that before, but both the logical consistency of his arguments and the proof that was later found made them sensible theories.
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