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musing-threads · @musing-threads · Oct 6 '18

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@a3d · Oct 7 '18

With the growth of technology, will we finally get stuck at home?

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👍 johnhd

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

$0.70

With the growth of technology, will we finally get stuck at home?

<p>There's no way technology can do away with humans completely in business and industries. Human expertise will always be needed to carry out functions that technology can't carry out. Beside, human will always be needed to operate and control the technology</p><p>Thus regardless of how advance technology may get, human effort, intelligence, experience and expertise will always be in demand in industries</p>

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@johnhd · Oct 7 '18

With the growth of technology, will we finally get stuck at home?

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👍 better-life-tips

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@acesontop · Oct 6 '18

When do you think it was or will be the best time for this year to accumulate cryptos for the next bull run?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 6 '18

When do you think it was or will be the best time for this year to accumulate cryptos for the next bull run?

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@resuscitate · Oct 6 '18

$0.70

When do you think it was or will be the best time for this year to accumulate cryptos for the next bull run?

<p>There's no time in a particular year that is the best time to accumulate crypto.  The best time to accumulate crypto in anticipation for the next bull run is when price is low. This is most crypto investors investment strategy.  They buy when price is low, hold and wait for price to rise higher which it certainly will owing to the volatile nature of crypto. </p><p>So the best time to accumulate any crypto in anticipation for the next bull run is when the crypto price is low. It's always very profitable to buy low and sell high</p>

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

What TV show are you still watching for years? Do you watch TV often?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

$0.66

What TV show are you still watching for years? Do you watch TV often?

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👍 musing

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@daan · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$0.66

What TV show are you still watching for years? Do you watch TV often?

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👍 musing

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

$2.21

What TV show are you still watching for years? Do you watch TV often?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

Is there anything that scares you when thinking of Artificial Intelligence? What about what excites regarding the development and use case of AI in our daily lives?

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👍 anonsteve

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@anonsteve · Nov 9 '18 (edited)

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Is there anything that scares you when thinking of Artificial Intelligence? What about what excites you regarding the development and use case of AI in our daily lives?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

What does "vires in numeris" means?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What does "vires in numeris" means?

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@acesontop · Oct 6 '18

Do you know any home remedy for cleaning ones nose of excesive mucus?

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@mktg · Oct 6 '18

$0.71

Do you know any home remedy for cleaning ones nose of excesive mucus?

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

$0.64

What do you think about the news of Yale University investing in a crypto fund that raised over $400 million? What type of impact do you think such news have on the crypto markets or do they really have anymore?

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@boliandepa · Oct 8 '18

<p>I believe such news is great and it will make the cryptocurrency market to have increase in demands and that would also increase the value of many cryptocurrencies in the market.</p>

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

How much do you think the total market capital for cryptocurrencies do you think will be by the end of the year? Which one do you think will have the highest growth by then?

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@acesontop · Oct 6 '18

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Why we can't read anymore our replies from musing in the Steemit app?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 6 '18

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 6 '18

Why we can't read anymore our replies from musing in the Steemit app?

<p>Probably an effort to drive more traffic to the main site and it's clearly working :-D</p>

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@mrzi · Oct 6 '18

Why we can't read anymore our replies from musing in the Steemit app?

<p>I can't answer, because I don't understand your word, I have learned but I don't know. I am not focused</p>

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

$0.23

How much do you pay attention to opinions and trading tips in the crypto twitter?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

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How much does it matter to you the trading volume of a cryptocurrency before investing in it?

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

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How much does it matter to you the trading volume of a cryptocurrency before investing in it?

<p>That's a very good question. Trading volume matters a lot because it reflect the number of people trading that particular cryptocurrency on a daily basis.</p><p>Any cryptocurrency that has a high trading volume signifies that many investors are trading such cryptocurrency and the Cryptocurrency is profitable. Nobody would want to trade a cryptocurrency with very low profit potential.</p><p>High Trading volume shows that the crypto is trustworthy and worth investing in</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

How much does it matter to you the trading volume of a cryptocurrency before investing in it?

<p>Trading volume shows the number of investors investing in such a crypto.  It's a very important factor in crypto investment. It shows that investors have some form of trust in the crypto and are willing to put their money into it.</p><p>Trading volume is a very important factor in crypto trading because it influences price movement and increase investors confidence in such crypto. So it's very important </p>

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think there is such a low activity on Steem during weekends?

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@dembele · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think there is such a low activity on Steem during weekends?

<p>I believe there is usually low activities on steem during the weekends because many people are spending the weekend offline with their friends or families and hardly have time to come online and spend time on steem during weekends.</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

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Why do you think there is such a low activity on Steem during weekends?

<p>Well, the weekends are periods for relaxation. People like to take a break from work and everything they see a work, to be with family and have a good time. </p><p>During these weekends, parents may take their children out on picnics or to amusement centres  and couples their spouses to catch some fun. During this period, it would be out of place to be interacting with those online. The right thing to do then is to turn off data and shut off any form of distraction. This is the most probable reason for people being absent during weekends. </p><p>Also, it's during the weekend that people like to travel. During working days, there may not be time for that due to the demands of jobs and what not. The weekend affords the time to be with distant friends and family. </p><p>Lastly, people do religious activities during the weekend that may take all their day like going to church, going out for outreaches and so on.</p><p>These are the reasons for reduced activities on steemit  during the weekend </p>

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@zaicha · Oct 7 '18

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Why do you think there is such a low activity on Steem during weekends?

<p>Everybody needs some time to relax.</p><p>And rightly so because we have to spend some time for our self and for our family.</p><p>So I think weekends are such time that everyone want to spend with there family.</p><p>Therefore, activity on weekends is low</p>

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

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Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

<p>Will check them. Thanks for the reply. </p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

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Can you name three steemians that you absolutely love reading their posts and they're definitely a must follow?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

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Do you see massive spike in prices on altcoins and minor ones on Bitcoin? Do you think that altcoins will ever detach from Bitcoin in major uptrends and downtrends?

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

Do you see massive spikes in prices on altcoins and minor ones on Bitcoin in the near future? Do you think that altcoins will ever detach from Bitcoin in major uptrends and downtrends?

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

If you would be given a chance to travel with Elon Musk's rocket Falcon X through space would you do that?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

If you would be given a chance to travel with Elon Musk's rocket Falcon X through space would you do that?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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If you would be given a chance to travel with Elon Musk's rocket Falcon X through space would you do that?

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@acesontop · Oct 6 '18

Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 6 '18

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Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

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@pavillion · Oct 7 '18

Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

<p>I used to think online life was basically a power for good, regardless of whether it was to start the Arab spring of 2011, or essentially as a helpful device for uniting similar individuals to share recordings of ninja felines. Having invested a ton of energy considering emotional wellness, I even observed online networking's highly insulted potential for namelessness as something worth being thankful for, helping individuals to open up about issues when they probably won't feel ready to do as such in that physical space we still curiously call reality. </p><p>Move Fast and Break Things by Jonathan Taplin audit – the harm done by Silicon Valley </p><p>I likewise knew from my own experience that it could in some cases give a cheerful diversion from the malevolent twins of tension and sorrow. I have made companions on the web. As a creator, it's likewise been an incredible method to test new thoughts, and has taken narrating from its manor in the sky down to the allegorical (now hashtag-overwhelming) open air fire. As somebody who frequently discovers social circumstances rationally debilitating, web based life appeared to be significantly more arrangement than issue.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

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Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

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@resuscitate · Oct 6 '18

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Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

<p>Social media can affect a teen both positively and negatively.  It depends on the type of people that the teen is connecting with.  Social media can give a teen a superficial view about life because everyone there is trying to outdo one another and present themselves for what they are not. Teens can copy the fake lifestyle of someone in social media thinking that that is who the person is in real life and this can greatly affect their lives negatively. </p><p>Social media can also prevent a teen from engaging in real life connection with real people.  Most teen can hardly engage with their peers in real life because they are always engaged in social media and this is not healthy for them. Also, the short hand method of writing in social media is really affecting most teens writing and speaking. </p><p>Over engagement in social media is also preventing most teens from taking their studies seriously and working onthemselves.  SoiCal media if not handled properly,  can truly affect the life of a teen negatively.</p>

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@seeee3 · Oct 6 '18

Do you think that social media is making teenagers dumber and more superficial with everything?

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

Will we ever see Steem at $7 again, what do you think? What's your price prediction for the end of the year?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

Will we ever see Steem at $7 again, what do you think? What's your price prediction for the end of the year?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Will we ever see Steem at $7 again, what do you think? What's your price prediction for the end of the year?

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

Will we ever see Steem at $7 again, what do you think? What's your price prediction for the end of the year?

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@valth · Oct 9 '18

$1.09

Question answered on Musing.io

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@zaicha · Oct 8 '18

$1.10

Will we ever see Steem at $7 again, what do you think? What's your price prediction for the end of the year?

<p>Crypto currencies are highly unpredictable/ volatile.</p><p>These are mainly based on the speculations and trend change very sharp.</p><p>Therefore, it hard to predict the price for future. </p><p>Decentralized technology is still new to the world. Its market penetration and adoption is still negligible.</p><p>With the passage of time as more and more people are aware of this technology, it is becoming more and more popular. </p><p>Now even many countries has started accepting this as currency and many other are in the process of adopting.</p><p>So in future a more countries will jump into it and it will gain more trust of people. Its value will also increase.</p><p>I think, Steem will be around 5$ by the year end.</p>

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

Are in your country gay marriages and children adoptions of gay people legal? What's your opinion on the matter?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

Are in your country gay marriages and children adoptions of gay people legal? What's your opinion on the matter?

<p>Gay marriages is illegal in my country so anyone doing it is liable to face the wrath of the law,well i believe that the decision by the country to make it illegal is in correlation with what most religious people also believe in,i support the decision though it is debatable.</p>

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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Are in your country gay marriages and children adoptions of gay people legal? What's your opinion on the matter?

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18

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Are in your country gay marriages and children adoptions of gay people legal? What's your opinion on the matter?

<p>I'm from the Federal republic of Nigeria and according to the Nigerian constitution same sex marriage is banned in the first place, and an infringement in this constitutional law attracts a 14 years jail term, without options of fine, just like a few other African countries like Uganda too has banned. So as a result of this ban it makes it even difficult for same sex to be married not to talk of even adopting a child. So there will definitely be no way for an orphanage to adopt a child for two people who are of the same sex because it's not legalised and it's definitely a capital offence should an orphanage make the adoption process work.</p><p>My opinion in this issue is that I do not believe I do not believe in the same sex marriage and also abhor adoption by them too, I feel a child expecially a toddler need the care of woman and the joint contribution of a man to be raised properly. It's definitely my opinion and I feel it's morally wrong to legalise this kind of adoption.</p>

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

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Do you believe that institutional investors are already in the crypto space through OCTs?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$0.63

Do you believe that institutional investors are already in the crypto space through OCTs?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why Do Some Religions Associate Wealth With Evil?

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@anonsteve · Nov 19 '18

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

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Why Do Some Religions Associate Wealth With Evil?

<p>Wonderful question as usual @alaisguineasis. I don't think it's the religion itself that associates wealth with evil, I think it's the people who are practicing the religion that associate wealth with evil. Even at that, I'm not entirely sure it has to do so much with religion as it has to do with people individual and combined mentality, although that mentality is mostly found amongst people who hold their religion dearly.</p><p>I call it religion syndrome and it's something that is in but is not only limited to Africans. You see people believe that as long as you are religious, you shouldn't have alot of money and if you do and they can't explain where you got the money from then you are either engaged in something illegal or something evil. People like this often justify their beliefs with verses from their holy books, Christians suffering from this will quote from 1 Timothy chapter 6:10 which says that "The love of money is the root of all evil".</p><p>The myopic nature of these people is what causes them to see things this way, to them as a religious person, you should suffer before you get money and even if you don't suffer, and even if you have money, if they don't know how you got it or they can't explain it then it must be diabolical.</p><p>The absurd thing about these people is that they are always willing to give more and more money to their pastors or religious leaders, further enriching them and making their pockets fatter while they the congregation get poorer. </p><p>I believe that although this behaviour is common amongst religious folk, it's mainly seen in people who are poor and unenlightened. Jealousy is also a key reason why these people behave this way, some people want you to download well, some people want you to fail, but nobody wants you to do better than they are.</p><p>Finally, this entire thing just boils down to human nature. It's human nature to fear what you don't understand and in Africa where using people to do money rituals and killing them in cold blood is common, it's understandable if people become skeptical of how others gain their wealth. </p>

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@hermannsol · Oct 8 '18

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Why Do Some Religions Associate Wealth With Evil?

<p>Wealth in itself is not evil but only becomes evil when the person idolizes it. Most religions nowadays see wealth as an evil thing based on a conclusive understanding they have reached based on practically observed trends. Every religion has two sides: the spiritual and the physical and most religions hold firm to the stand that the spuritual is more important and so should be your main focus. Based on the trends observed in most religions nowadays, followers tend to focus more on their spiritual aspect as they should in the absence of wealth.</p><p>Things seem to take a rather different turn when their wealthy statues change for the better. Their spirutuality drops and they are much more concerned with enjoying their wealth in the physical so focusing more on the physical than spiritual. Wealth has also been seen in many instances to draw people away from God rather than draw them closer to him. This is a common phenomenon in the world today. People who served Gid tirelessly when they were less wealthy slumber the minute they become wealthy because their god becomes money confirming what is written in Christian bible "one cannot serve God and mammon at thesame time".</p><p>Due to these facts and others, many religions have labelled wealth as evil to some extremes and associated it with evil. </p><p>Hope this helps bro..</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

Why Do Some Religions Associate Wealth With Evil?

<p>Some religion associate wealth with evil because they think it would make the wealthy individual behave in ways considered as unholy in such religion.  Wealth intoxicated a lot and when the wealthy individual allows the wealth to get into his/her head, such individual may start behaving wrongly and engaging in acts that such religion preaches against.</p><p>Though I don't think most religion still have this view of wealth being evil. It's the love for wealth or money that is evil not the wealth itself.  Someone that loves wealth or money will value the wealth or money more than people.  This is one of the reasons why most rich people are hostile and looks down on people they think are beneath them. Their love for wealth is the problem not the wealth itself </p>

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

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@anonsteve · Nov 12 '18

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@boliandepa · Oct 8 '18

Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

<p>Sincerely i will still continue to use the platform but i will become less active on it because the rewards is one of the factors that attracts many people to steemit.</p>

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

$1.04

Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

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@donsunex · Oct 8 '18

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Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

<p>In the first instance, I don't patronize steemit just because of the rewards gotten from posts, I patronize it because it's a platform that gives one the opportunity to learn new things and be exposed beyond the four walls of ones consciousness and immediate environment.</p><p>As we all know, the world has become a global village and steemit is just one of those platforms that makes the world get smaller on daily basis with different content posted by users from all over the world and access a lot of intellectual contents that's boosts residual knowledge, steemit has been able to carve a niche for itself in the social media atmosphere.</p><p>In view of this fact, I won't stop using steemit even if stops rewarding posts with SBD or STEEM but the only thing that can happen would be that I would be more of a reader than a poster because the post rewards acts like a motivation and catalyst for creative contents and when that's not there, the morale would definitely go low but notwithstanding I'd visit the platform daily just to add to my body of knowledge by reading contents posted by other users.</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

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@rok-sivante · May 11 '19

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why Is There Never CONSENSUS in World Political and Social Standards?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 7 '18

Why Most European and American Music Artistes Die Young, in Their Prime?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

Why Most European and American Music Artistes Die Young, in Their Prime?

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@erikah · Dec 28 '18

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@galoisconnection · Oct 7 '18

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Why Most European and American Music Artistes Die Young, in Their Prime?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

Why Most European and American Music Artistes Die Young, in Their Prime?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why Are Daimler Benz Auto Highly Priced As Compared to The Average Others?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

Why Are Daimler Benz Auto Highly Priced As Compared to The Average Others?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

How Feasible Is It To Satisfy Your Needs Without Meeting Others Needs?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How Feasible Is It To Satisfy Your Needs Without Meeting Others Needs?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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What Votting Pattern Would You Recommend for a Minnow To Maximize Curation Rewardd?

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@anonsteve · Nov 26 '18

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@bullinachinashop · Nov 24 '18

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@conradt · Nov 15 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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What Votting Pattern Would You Recommend for a Minnow To Maximize Curation Rewardd?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What Votting Pattern Would You Recommend for a Minnow To Maximize Curation Rewardd?

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@youalreadylost · Dec 11 '18

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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Why Is Marketing Considered Heart and Head of Every Business Organization?

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@adasq · Jan 4 '19

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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Why Is Marketing Considered Heart and Head of Every Business Organization?

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@dijin · Oct 8 '18

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Why Is Marketing Considered Heart and Head of Every Business Organization?

<p>Marketing is considered as the heart and head of every business organisation because if a business organisation market their products, then only they get profit. As a business man everyone will be aiming at maximizing profit through Lots of techniques.  The ultimate aim of a business man is to maximize his profit.</p><p>Nowadays, there are many methods of marketing their products. Some of them use social media for marketing, some of them use mass media and other marketing techniques. </p><p>Marketing helps the company to reach their product to rest of the world. Advertisement plays a crucial role in marketing. Marketing of a businesess firm depending upon products and services that they sell.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

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Why Is Marketing Considered Heart and Head of Every Business Organization?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How does Prisons , Worldwide Reforms Convicted Criminals: Is It Effective To Deter?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why IsvDivore Rate Increasing Exponentially Worldwide: Is It A Treat To The Sanctity of The Family?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why Do Most Poor People Sees the Rich as the Cause of Their Poverty While the Rich Loathe the Average Poor as Enemy?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Why Would You Continue to Patronize Steemit If It Stops Rewarding Posts?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

Which Upvote Bot Would You Recommend to a Minnow and Why?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Which Upvote Bot Would You Recommend to a Minnow and Why?

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@jrvacation · Oct 8 '18

$1.11

Which Upvote Bot Would You Recommend to a Minnow and Why?

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

Which Upvote Bot Would You Recommend to a Minnow and Why?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

What is TRUTH, Is It That Which Can Be Substantiated or Which That Does Not Change ?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

$0.21

Why Are Some Trades like Artisans and Farmers Derogated in Developing Nations ?

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@akekemoh · Oct 8 '18

$2.21

Why Are Some Trades like Artisans and Farmers Derogated in Developing Nations ?

<p>I've never really given this much thought, but your question is quite valid.</p><p>The thing is that developing countries tend to have extremely low minimum wages. The minimum wage in Nigeria right now isn't even up to 100 dollars, last I checked it was about 18000naira and that's roughly 50 dollars. Jobs like that of artisans and farmers simply don't generate enough income to let people do more than just get by, although this depends on the artisan in question.</p><p>It's hard to picture an artisan in a developing nation make anything significantly more than the minimum wage. Let's consider how much a fresh graduate from developing country makes a month; in Nigeria, when you graduate before most companies employ you, you'll first work as a graduate trainee and earn anything from 40,000-80,000 naira, if we take that as the average salary range of a fresh college graduate, then that means that after graduation you're going to make more than double the average salary of an artisan or a farmer. Knowing this, it's little wonder why people avoid such jobs.</p><p>Your average college graduate in the US earns about 50,000USD a year depending on what you studied so the option still remains for a person to get a college degree then move to a developed country and use the degree to find a job there. Artisans in developed countries earn by far more than graduates in developing countries but without a certificate or some formal documentation that you've actually learned a particular trade, then you can't get a job as an artisan in a developed country, and in places like Nigeria, artisans learn by apprenticeship and rarely by going to technical schools so the option of leaving the country is out of it.</p><p>The truth is that becoming an artisan or a farmer in a developing nation will almost certainly condemn you to a life of poverty, especially if your trade is your major or only source of income, anybody in his or her right mind would run from it.</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 9 '18

Why Are Some Trades like Artisans and Farmers Derogated in Developing Nations ?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

Why Are Some Trades like Artisans and Farmers Derogated in Developing Nations ?

<p>Derogated is not a right word to use. If you had said not much respected in comparison to the professional jobs, it's quite understandable.  Not everyone looks down on artisans and farmers. I don't even think people look down on them because they are offering useful services to man.</p><p>If anyone at all have a derogated view about artisans and farmers, it would be the unsuccessful ones that such views are held against. People hardly look down on successful artisans and farmers because they have the money to live the sort of life they wish. It is artisans that are still struggling that are looked down on when compared to those with professional jobs</p>

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

How Would Rewards from Upvote Fare After this Hardfork 20 Exercise?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$0.63

How Would Rewards from Upvote Fare After this Hardfork 20 Exercise?

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@jrvacation · Oct 8 '18

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How Would Rewards from Upvote Fare After this Hardfork 20 Exercise?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

What Is The Ownership Structure of Steemit Blockchain?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What Is The Ownership Structure of Steemit Blockchain?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

$0.23

Why Do Seemingly Intelligent People Live Poor, while The Seemingly Less Endowed Intellectually Sometimes Fare Better?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$1.14

Why Do Seemingly Intelligent People Live Poor, while The Seemingly Less Endowed Intellectually Sometimes Fare Better?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 7 '18

Why Are Different Zones of the World Inhabited y Different Plant and Animal Species?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

$0.69

What Are The Reasons for LOW Crime Rates In the Scandinavians?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

$1.09

What Are The Reasons for LOW Crime Rates In the Scandinavians?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 7 '18

What is Your Concept of 'TRUTH' in PHYLOSOPHY: Can it be ever be uniformly accepted ?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

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Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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This will help you to get rid of the addiction on being on steemit</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img 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Explore new things if you like singing than plan on practicing your singing skills and get better at it. If you love sports than plan on learning a new sport it could be swimming or any of your favorite sport you did like to explore.</p>\n<p>3. Make a plan and set a <strong>quit date - </strong>excess of anything is harmful and so you know that you are addictive to something in this case steemit. Set a date for yourself which will be the last day you will be on steemit. Things will be difficult at first but if you make a plan and stick to your quit date than am pretty sure you should be able to come over the addiction.</p>\n<p>Finally if all the things are not working and you feel that this addiction is getting worse than<strong> plan on deleting your account</strong>. 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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

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Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

<p>Addiction occurs when we give something attention to the extent that we can't live or feel comfortable without such a teen. The more you give something your time, the more such thing will become part of you and you would find it difficult breaking away from such thing. </p><p>If you find yourself spending all your day on steemit that you hardly have time for yourself or for other important stuffs in your life, it signifies that steemit is becoming an addiction to you. Spending all your time on steemit and leaving other aspect of your life to suffer is not that healthy.  You should learn to create a schedule for every activities that you want to engage in daily.</p>

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@stmitbackpacker · Oct 8 '18

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Can Anybody Be Addicted to Steemit: How Can Such Be Remedied ?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 8 '18

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Why Are Religeous Ministers Rich: Do they Render Commensurate Service?

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@akekemoh · Oct 8 '18

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Why Are Religeous Ministers Rich: Do they Render Commensurate Service?

I think the answer to this question is dependent on how people see the work of a pastor. Pastors do two things, they serve as spiritual leaders and they preach the word of God. Effectively, they show people the way to God and they bring God to people. Churches get income from donations from church members and people who are looking for spiritual guidance, how much of that money goes to the pastor is unique to every church. Some pastors own their own churches and as such, are in charge of the church funds while others are in charge of smaller branches and receive salaries from the main church.The thing is, I don't think pastors are supposed to be paid in the first place, preaching the word of God is not a business and a salary shouldn't be on the cards. Even in the time of Jesus Christ, preachers had day jobs, all of Jesus's disciples had jobs and in truth they gave far more than they received. These days pastors exploit people and they do so by telling them what they want to hear, "Sew a seed and God will answer your prayers",. "You need to tap from the annointing of the lord by giving something substantial to God", "The lord is talking to me!!! He said that there are people that're here that are looking for jobs, if you're among these people, come out and sew a seed now or else your job will not come". The thing is you never actually here that these churches are doing something for the people, all they do is take from the people.There are actually pastors that guide their people spiritually, they show their congregation what they feel is the right way to God and whether or not their wealth is as a result of God's blessing or their ability as motivational speakers is beyond me, but if I'm being honest, I don't think pastors deserve to be as rich as they are, at least not if it's at the expense of the people they're supposed to be leading. The service they render doesn't commensurate with their wealth. Anybody can stand on a podium and give people motivational speeches and that's exactly what pastors do, the only thing they do differently from motivational speakers is that they invoke the name of God and demand that people pay them for their words. It's not right. Let me end it like this, Jesus fed five thousand, he wasn't fed by five thousand. The work of a pastor is to help his congregation, not profit off them. The work of a pastor is supposed to be pro-bono, and as they say in Christianity, their reward is in heaven and not on earth.

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Why Are Religeous Ministers Rich: Do they Render Commensurate Service?

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

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Why Are Religeous Ministers Rich: Do they Render Commensurate Service?

So for what reason does this point appear to bring out compelling feelings in a few ministers and church individuals? I have seen somewhere around seven reasons it does as such. The minister's compensation is regularly open data. At times, the whole church sees the sum all the time. In different cases, certain individuals have progressing access to the data. The steady accessibility of the data can induce discourse. Some congregation individuals see a low pay as a vital instrument for the minister's lowliness. No, I am totally serious. In any case, I wager those individuals dislike a similar modesty for themselves. There keeps on being a misconception of the minister's "bundle." In the mainstream world, there is a reasonable refinement among pay rates and advantages and costs. In any case, in numerous chapels, benefits, for example, retirement and medical coverage, and costs, for example, car repayment, are lumped together. It along these lines influences the minister's compensation to appear to be higher than it truly is. Faultfinders of the minister frequently utilize the pay as a lever to make life hopeless for the minister. Huge numbers of the commentators comprehend that the theme is touchy to the minister. So they utilize that lever to deliver more prominent torment. There is a misperception among some congregation individuals that the minister is overpaid. That the truth is an uncommon exemption. Most ministers are in no way, shape or form overpaid. Some congregation individuals will utilize one awful model to paint a wide stroke about all ministers. Relatives can be humiliated by this issue. I recounted the story as of late about living in a parsonage when I was a minister. An elder appeared at the house to reveal to me that our service charge was too high, and that my better half expected to quit utilizing the garments dryer and set up a garments line. We would later discover that our cooling unit was not working legitimately; it was the wellspring of the vitality deplete. There is a misperception that ministers work practically nothing. Most ministers work amazingly long work filled weeks. Be that as it may, if a congregation part truly trusts a minister just works ten hours per week, the every hour wage can appear to be fairly high. Most ministers are not overpaid. Most ministers work extended periods. Most ministers are surely not in the service for the cash. Be that as it may, the pressure on the minister's pay keeps on existing in numerous gatherings.

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@alonsogab · Oct 7 '18

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What causes bald head?

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@duchessrita · Jan 8 '19

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@ijoel · Jan 8 '19

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@teambull · Dec 20 '18

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@valth · Oct 8 '18

$1.14

What is the difference between steemit and busy.org, is it just the interface or something major ?

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@amirthavigneshkg · Oct 8 '18

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Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

<p>The Muslim religion forbid it because pigs like rolling in mud and eating pork essential makes you the same in their beliefs. In my opinion there are missing out. Bacon for breakfast is one of life's great dishes. I</p>

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

$0.66

Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$2.22

Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

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@amirthavigneshkg · Oct 8 '18

Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

<p>That was a good answer. Thanks buddy.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

$4.41

Shall we eat pork? is there any science behind it if not to?

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Sadly, even in these modern times there is still not a treatment developed enough to treat the dysentery cause by \"Balantidium Coli\"</p>\n<p><strong>Wicker Worms</strong></p>\n<p>Baby worms that enter a man skin through wounds or by simply stabbing it. Pigs eat human feces that contains parasites eggs, when entering the pigs they develop in young worms. When leave the pigs digestive system, they become extremely harmful for humans. As Encyclopedia Britannica stated : \" Wicker worm is parasitic circled worm. There are 2 parasites : \"ancylostoma duodenale\" & \"nector americanus\". The sickness of wicker worms is a whip of tropical climate, and it results in anemically outspoken civilization.\"</p>\n<p>The grown up worms suck the blood out of colon, which results on inflammation of the womb. 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The symptoms of acute states are : strong fever, decreased physical activity & loss of appetite </p>\n<p>it usually results in fast death.</p>\n<p>Chronic state leads to loss of skin, and it can eventually cause damage to the joint surfaces as well as heart failure - that results in sudden death </p>\n<p>This bacteria can live for long periods of time beneath the earth, and it's in bodies of 30% of all the \"healthy\" pigs.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>There are many many more parasites that pigs carry, such as : \"taenia solium\", human glides, \"brucellosis\", endemic \"haemptysis\"</p>\n<p>There is not a single animal known that's as dangerous for human consumption as pig. and there will probably never be one that is more dangerous. All the so called \"pig farms\" today are founded on \"hygienic basics\". Be it like that or not, the results are pretty much the same how they were centuries ago. 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@mortaza · Oct 10 '18

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@andunamo · Oct 7 '18

What is your opinion about outsourcing in the digital business?

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@andunamo · Oct 7 '18

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What is the right way to prepare a tax return?

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@andunamo · Oct 7 '18

Why do most brands love to sign endorsement deals with celebrities?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

Why do most brands love to sign endorsement deals with celebrities?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

Why do most brands love to sign endorsement deals with celebrities?

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

$1.21

Why do most brands love to sign endorsement deals with celebrities?

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@anikys3reasure · Oct 8 '18

Can there be success without several trials and failure?

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@acesontop · Oct 8 '18

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Can there be success without several trials and failure?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

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Can there be success without several trials and failure?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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@anikys3reasure · Oct 7 '18

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Is hardwork equal to success in life?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

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Is hardwork equal to success in life?

<p>Well hardwork is a good thing in life but only hardwork cannot guarantee success,there are many hardworking people that are still not successful despite all their hard-work ,other factors needs to be added to hardwork in other for someone to become successful,such factors are smart-work,intelligence,focus,determination,patience and accurate knowledge.</p>

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

Is hardwork equal to success in life?

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@johnhd · Oct 7 '18

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Is hardwork equal to success in life?

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But the whole hidden part below is all they had to do to get to the top.<br>\n</p>\n<p>If you are wondering if you are making the effort to succeed, I invite you to do a little exercise with me.<br>\n- On a scale of 1 to 5, evaluate the difficulty D of the work to accomplish to reach your goal.<br>\n- On a scale of 1 to 5, now evaluate the efforts E and the work you are doing for this project.<br>\n</p>\n<p>It  is simple, now if the value of the effort provided E is less than the  difficulty D of your project, it means that your efforts are not enough  to hope to succeed what you undertake. It's stupid and as simple as that, if you want to achieve something big, you will have to work as hard as it is difficult. There is no chance in life. Opportunities? They come with work.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Let me share with you two experiences that taught me that success comes only with hard work. </p>\n<p><strong> Hiphop dance </strong></p>\n<p> When I started Hiphop dancing, I had no gift, no sense of rhythm or movement. I  was like a wooden board and worst of all, because of my shyness and  lack of confidence, I was afraid the other students would judge me.<br>\n</p>\n<p>I started dancing quite late. I had to be in my first year of college. I remember that the other students in my dance class came from high school or even college. I had lots of excuses not to join the dance. Like  \"the dance is not for me\", \"I'm older, I would have to start sooner\",  \"the dance is done for those who have the rhythm in the skin\", etc ...</p>\n<p>My learning was not easy. I had to work twice as much as the others. In  addition to overcoming my shyness, fear of others' gaze and learning  basic steps, I had to memorize the choreography like the others. 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Today, I do not regret any drops of sweat that I left, the dance is my passion and brought me a lot in life. </p>\n<p><strong> Theatrical improvisation </strong></p>\n<p> My journey with theatrical improvisation is quite similar to that of Hiphop dance. I started theatrical improvisation a little late, at the age of 23 years old. When I started, I had no theatrical experience and worse I was very afraid to speak in public. While  others had the habits of the scene and already knew how to play  characters, emotions and to launch in great tirade, me I was hyper shy  and very uncomfortable with the oral ...</p>\n<p>I  saw the level gap with my classmates as if I was looking at the top of  the mountain from below ... It was very hard for me at first. I felt like I had everything to learn. I felt really bad at times. But I think that my will at that moment was hard as hell, I did not miss a single course. 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@johntagbo · Oct 7 '18

Is hardwork equal to success in life?

<p>This is a really tough question to answer. Hardworking for the better part is equal to success. But there are still a percentage of people in the world who did everything right and still never succeeded. There's the mantra that parents keep repeating in my country. "Go to school, work hard, when you graduate you'll be successful" I've heard it over a million times in my life but what I see everyday always disputes it. </p><p>So basically my answer to your question is yes, hardworking is equal to success in life... If you're lucky</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

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Is hardwork equal to success in life?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

Is hardwork equal to success in life?

<p>Hard work is needed for success but hard work alone doesn't equal to success.  Working hard at the right venture and doing it smartly may lead to success faster than just hard work alone. Hard work has to deal with strength,  will, stamina, persistence etc. When these qualities are combined with intelligence  (smartness) and in the right venture, success will be guaranteed. </p><p>But hard work in itself, will hardly lead anyone to success.</p>

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@anikys3reasure · Oct 8 '18

Can we say failure is a misfortune?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

Can we say failure is a misfortune?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

Can we say failure is a misfortune?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

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Can we say failure is a misfortune?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Can we say failure is a misfortune?

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@animecravers · Oct 6 '18

Can you give me some good lists of anime which transported to parallel world?

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@apoche · Oct 7 '18

What are the dangers in locking a mobile phone with finger print?

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

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What are the dangers in locking a mobile phone with finger print?

<p>There are two dangers: Firstly, your fingerprints added to your phone can end up in the hands of data mining companies who will sell your fingerprint data. Secondly, fingerprint sensors can be tricked, so if your phone is stolen, getting access to your phone with a fake fingerprint is way easier than cracking a password. </p>

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@apoche · Oct 7 '18

What causes throat infection?

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@bjornb · Oct 7 '18

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What causes throat infection?

<p>Throat infection is caused by bacteria of the streptococcus family: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streptococcus</p>

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@apoche · Oct 7 '18

How did computer really came into existence?

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

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How did computer really came into existence?

<p>The first computer was constructed by the British scientist Alan Turing during world war 2 - this is why early computers used to be called Turing machines. They helped Britain to defeat Nazi Germany by cracking their encryption. </p>

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@apoche · Oct 7 '18

What makes someone get very addictive to coke?

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

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What makes someone get very addictive to coke?

<p>This is a pretty good question but I couldn't seem to figure out whether you meant coke as in the soda or coke as in cocaine, so I guess I'll have to answer it for both of them.</p><p>People get addicted to cocaine because of the euphoric feeling thats associated with its use. Cocaine which can either be snorted or smoked by rolling it up in paper along with weed stimulates the brain into producing high levels of dopamine, it prevents the recycling of this dopamine and causes it to build up in the brain. Dopamine if you don't know is a compound in the brain that's associated with feelings of pleasure. What this means is that the same feeling you get whenever something makes you happy, be it having an orgasm or eating an extremely delicious cake, cocaine gives you all that in synthetic form. </p><p>Cocaine becomes addictive because of what it does to your brain over time, when your brain is constantly forced to release more and more amounts of dopamine, the entire reward system of the brain is going to get jacked up and like all drugs, if you take too much then you're going to develop a tolerance to it. This tolerance is what pushes people to overdoses because you'll need to take more and more cocaine to reach the particular level of highness that  you'd normally reach with a smaller amount.</p><p>As far as people's addiction to coke, the soda. It's not to different from why people get addicted to cocaine. It still boils down to the release of dopamine in the brain except for with soda the effects aren't anywhere near as severe as taking cocaine or heroin. Then there's also the presence of caffeine in soda which is probably the main reason why it's so addictive.</p><p>The caffeine basically makes you more alert because it blocks your adenosine receptors and this is the chemical in the brain that's responsible for calming the nerves down and slowing down activity along neural pathways. Thus, the more caffeine you take, the more alert and hyperactive you become.</p><p>I hope this helps.</p>

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@arindinighalo · Oct 8 '18

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Why do most people insist couples should make love on their wedding night?

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@anonsteve · Oct 22 '18 (edited)

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Why do most people insist couples should make love on their wedding night?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Why do most people insist couples should make love on their wedding night?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18

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Why do most people insist couples should make love on their wedding night?

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@arindinighalo · Oct 8 '18

What would happen if a person disobeys a house arrest?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18

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@arindinighalo · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between religion and spirituality?

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@dailyxkcd · Oct 8 '18

Brah!

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@jehovahwitness · Oct 8 '18

My motto:

Listen, smile, agree, and then do whatever you were gonna do anyway.

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@artgirl · Oct 8 '18

Why Do You Think the Japanese Like Westin?

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@ashiere · Oct 8 '18

Which food contains the highest amount of water?

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@jrvacation · Oct 8 '18

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Which food contains the highest amount of water?

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@ashiere · Oct 8 '18

Is it possible for a lady to have her menstrual period for a month,what could be the cause?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

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Is it possible for a lady to have her menstrual period for a month,what could be the cause?

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@ashiere · Oct 8 '18

What causes rapid heart-beat?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What causes rapid heart-beat?

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@stramadan · Nov 17 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@asoebilambo · Oct 7 '18

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How do banks calculate interest rate on a loan?

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@asoebilambo · Oct 7 '18

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What is the major difference between debit card and credit card?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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What is the major difference between debit card and credit card?

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@bjornb · Oct 7 '18

What is the major difference between debit card and credit card?

<p>When you pay using a debit card, the bank takes the money that is in your bank account, and makes the payment. It uses only money you have.</p><p>When you pay using a credit card, the bank makes the payment, and asks you the money afterwards. It uses money you don’t have.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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What is the major difference between debit card and credit card?

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@zaicha · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

What is the major difference between debit card and credit card?

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@asoebilambo · Oct 7 '18

$0.68

What is the best financial decision to make at an early age?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

$1.22

What is the best financial decision to make at an early age?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

$2.49

What is the best financial decision to make at an early age?

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@kamalona · Oct 7 '18

What is the best financial decision to make at an early age?

<p>The financial decision that is very lovely to make is that the person should have the habit whereby they love to spend less and save more,such decision would help the person to be able to get rich in the future.</p>

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@asoebilambo · Oct 7 '18

How can a person start a cleaning company?

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@awesomianist · Oct 8 '18

$0.65

What is SegWit (Segregated Witness)?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is SegWit (Segregated Witness)?

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@awesomianist · Oct 8 '18

What is SegWit (Segregated Witness)?

<p>Any ELI5 version? I can read the source itself you know...</p>

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@ayabakemi · Oct 8 '18

What is called hyperemesis gravidarum? ?

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

What is called hyperemesis gravidarum? ?

<p>It is a  type of severe  nausea and vomiting that commonly  occur during pregnancy,</p><p>The sickness Can result into dehydration and make the pregnant woman hospitlized and it does not occur frequently..</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

What is called hyperemesis gravidarum? ?

Hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) is a pregnancy complication that is characterized by severe nausea, vomiting, weight loss, and possibly dehydration. Signs and symptoms may also include vomiting many times a day and feeling faint. Hyperemesis gravidarum is considered more severe than morning sickness. Often symptoms get better after the 20th week of pregnancy but may last the entire pregnancy duration.The exact causes of hyperemesis gravidarum are unknown. Risk factors include the first pregnancy, multiple pregnancy, obesity, prior or family history of HG, trophoblastic disorder, and a history of eating disorders. Diagnosis is usually made based on the observed signs and symptoms. HG has been technically defined as more than three episodes of vomiting per day such that weight loss of 5% or three kilograms has occurred and ketones are present in the urine. Other potential causes of the symptoms should be excluded including urinary tract infection and high thyroid levels.Treatment includes drinking fluids and a bland diet. Recommendations may include electrolyte-replacement drinks, thiamine, and a higher protein diet. Some women require intravenous fluids. With respect to medications pyridoxine or metoclopramide are preferred. Prochlorperazine, dimenhydrinate, or ondansetron may be used if these are not effective. Hospitalization may be required. Psychotherapy may improve outcomes. Evidence for acupressure is poor.Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperemesis_gravidarum

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@ayabakemi · Oct 8 '18

Why do our skin age?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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Why do our skin age?

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@escarpalacios · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Why do our skin age?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Why do our skin age?

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@hamg96 · Oct 9 '18

$2.21

Question answered on Musing.io

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

$0.66

Why do our skin age?

<p>skin is an organism is a living thing. so of course it would be expected for it to get  old on the long run and during the process then the skin begins to lose elasticity which is a factor that affects the tightness of a skin,and then make the skin to become loose..</p>

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

Why do our skin age?

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@ayabakemi · Oct 8 '18

Can bladder infection occur with kidney stones?

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

Can bladder infection occur with kidney stones?

<p>Yeah sure,but it could actually start with a urinary tract infection and lead to kidney stones.</p>

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@bamike · Oct 7 '18

Is too much of vitamins dangerous to our body?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

Is too much of vitamins dangerous to our body?

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@bamike · Oct 7 '18

What will happen if a person mistakenly swallows a needle?

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@bamike · Oct 7 '18

Which is better,herbal medicine or orthodox medicine?

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@barong · Oct 7 '18

Would you read about how I experience my thoughts powered by THC?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

Would you read about how I experience my thoughts powered by THC?

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@barong · Oct 7 '18

Would you read about how I experience my thoughts powered by THC?

<p>I go for organic and NON GMO strains but I'm sure that at this point I'm just as high as you and probably on the same strain that was treated with fucked up stuff....</p>

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@niel96 · Apr 13 '19

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@baturebature · Oct 7 '18

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What are the jobs of computer drivers?

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@baturebature · Oct 7 '18

What is the most dangerous computer virus?

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@baturebature · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

How can someone easily recover outlook.com password?

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@benimaadetola · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think kids should learn computer?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think kids should learn computer?

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@carlosdanger.gov · Nov 5 '18

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@ikrahch · Nov 4 '18

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@jassennessaj · Oct 7 '18

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Why do you think kids should learn computer?

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@pavillion · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think kids should learn computer?

<p>10 Reasons Kids Should Learn to Code </p><p>With regards to setting up your youngsters for the future, there are few preferable approaches to do as such over to enable them to figure out how to code! Coding enables children to create scholastic abilities, manufacture characteristics like steadiness and association, and increase important 21st century aptitudes that can even convert into a profession. From the Tynker blog, here are the best 10 reasons children should figure out how to code: </p><p>Coding Improves Academic Performance </p><p>Math: Coding enables children to imagine dynamic ideas, gives them a chance to apply math to genuine circumstances, and makes math fun and imaginative! </p><p>Composing: Kids who code comprehend the estimation of concision and arranging, which results in better composition abilities. Numerous children even utilize Tynker as a medium for narrating! </p><p>Innovativeness: Kids learn through experimentation and fortify their brains when they code, enabling them to grasp their inventiveness. </p><p>Certainty: Parents excitedly report that they've seen their children's certainty working as they figure out how to issue fathom through coding! </p><p>Coding Builds Soft Skills </p><p>Center and Organization: As they compose more confused code, kids normally grow better concentration and association. </p><p>Strength: With coding comes troubleshooting – and there's no better method to fabricate determination and flexibility than working through difficulties! </p><p>Correspondence: Coding shows legitimate correspondence, fortifying both verbal and composed aptitudes. Consider it: learning code implies taking in another dialect! </p><p>Coding Paves a Path to the Future </p><p>Strengthening: Kids are engaged to have any kind of effect when they code – we've seen Tynkerers utilize the stage to spread messages of resilience and generosity! </p><p>Fundamental abilities: Coding is an essential education in the computerized age, and it's imperative for children to comprehend – and have the capacity to enhance with – the innovation around them. </p><p>Profession Preparation: There's a popularity for specialists in the tech business; acing coding at a youthful age enables children to exceed expectations in any field they pick! </p><p>Tynker makes it fun and simple for children to figure out how to code! Children utilize Tynker's visual squares to start getting the hang of programming rudiments, at that point graduate to composed programming dialects like Python, Javascript, and Swift. Our guided courses, riddles, and more guarantee that each youngster will discover something that lights their enthusiasm for learning. Investigate our plans and kick your kid off coding today!</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

Why do you think kids should learn computer?

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@benimaadetola · Oct 7 '18

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How can someone perfectly recover deleted files from a computer?

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

How can someone perfectly recover deleted files from a computer?

<p>I have had the best results with Testdisk Photorec. There are other tools such as Reciva that are easier to use, but for me, they never delivered results anywhere close to Testdisk! </p>

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@bitrocker2020 · Oct 8 '18

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How many exchanges does Coingecko get its data from ?

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@coingecko · Oct 9 '18 (edited)

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How many exchanges does Coingecko get its data from ?

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@daryllau · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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How many exchanges does Coingecko get its data from ?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

$0.64

Are nosql databases like mongodb the future? Why do you think so?

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

Are nosql databases like mongodb the future? Why do you think so?

<p>How no-sql is useful? </p><p>There is certainly an incredible breadth for no-sql database since they are quicker contrasted with SQL as far as questioning and ordering. The measure of record that a mongodb can recover in a second is gigantic contrasted with SQL database. Another favorable position a no-sql database can give us is the straight information stockpiling design. With such examples, adding extra space to the server will be sufficient for the information to develop as opposed to expanding the hard plate limit in general. </p><p>Another enormous preferred standpoint a non-sql database like mongo can do is that it can control both organized, non organized and also semi organized information. What's more, it is much too quicker than an organized information control in light of the fact that each time the information is recovered it needs to experience the pattern approvals also. No-Sql databases are even fit for supporting composition by characterizing a different modular pattern in the code.</p>

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

$0.67

Which type of computer/operating system do you prefer for your work? And which for your private time?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

Which type of computer/operating system do you prefer for your work? And which for your private time?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18

$1.09

Which type of computer/operating system do you prefer for your work? And which for your private time?

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👍 musing

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Which type of computer/operating system do you prefer for your work? And which for your private time?

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@jpphotography · Oct 9 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@bjornb · Oct 9 '18

Which type of computer/operating system do you prefer for your work? And which for your private time?

<p>This is so totally just like me!!!! ;-)</p>

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@blanchy · Oct 7 '18

If you had 10000 dollar/euro to buy one cryptocurrency. What would it be??

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@blockawale · Oct 8 '18

Is it unhealthy to use soaps on the hair of our private parts?

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

Is it unhealthy to use soaps on the hair of our private parts?

<p>Yes, its unhealthy to do that. You should clean it with Veet 😼</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

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Is it unhealthy to use soaps on the hair of our private parts?

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@blockawale · Oct 8 '18

What is a chronic pelvic infection and how can it be treated?

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@blockawale · Oct 8 '18

Can chocolate be a food that affects the heart rate of a person?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$1.11

Can chocolate be a food that affects the heart rate of a person?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Can chocolate be a food that affects the heart rate of a person?

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@blockawale · Oct 8 '18

What is the hormones behind building of muscles?

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@blockawale · Oct 8 '18

What is your sincere opinion about steem hardfork 20?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

$1.09

What is your sincere opinion about steem hardfork 20?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What is your sincere opinion about steem hardfork 20?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$1.13

What is your sincere opinion about steem hardfork 20?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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What is your sincere opinion about steem hardfork 20?

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@boliboli · Oct 7 '18

What are the negative consequences of dating more than one partner?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 8 '18

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What are the negative consequences of dating more than one partner?

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@donsunex · Oct 7 '18

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What are the negative consequences of dating more than one partner?

<p>In my candid opinion, fating more than one partner is a toxic lifestyle. Aside from the fact that you might be prone to different forms of STIs or STDs, coping with lying and denial just to maintain both relationships can be extremely stressful and tiring even if you might see yourself as a Casanova, the mind stress would definitely get to you.</p><p>Having more than one partner is not advisable, it opens up the possibility of having different form of stress. Physical stress, mental stress and psychological stress. Physical stress occurs from the fact that you'd want to please both partners in anyway you can just not to give up the truth that you are a double timing Casanova. Sexually satisfying two partners requires a lot of strength which comes at a price, you get worn out always.</p><p>Mental stress on the other hand stems from the fact that lying, maintaining the lie and selling the lie to your partners for them to believe you requires a lot of thinking and strategizing  which can lead you into a dull mental state, aggressive or even moody.</p><p>Furthermore, psychologically, one cannot cope with having to maintain two  relationships at the same time. the stress on the mental state can cause a psychological breakdown of such individual.</p><p>Apart from the stress mentioned above, dating more than one partner opens up the  individual to the possibility of contacting STIs or STDs which happens to be a product of having multiple sexual partners.</p><p>There are other negative consequences like physical fatigue, high blood pressure due to excessive stress,  falling sick often etc.</p><p>In a nutshell, it is not advisable to have more than one partner because it's just like sitting on a keg of gunpowder with an alresdy lit matches at hand.</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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@pavillion · Oct 8 '18

What are the negative consequences of dating more than one partner?

Usually to see people keep a few connections and keep on overhauling every one of them with sex. To numerous people, that is the best approach to appreciate life. What's more, notwithstanding when the outcomes of such way of life is around us consistently, many are not dissuaded. Numerous individuals have treated this subject from a wide range of edges. In any case, I wish to approach it from another point with the expectation that it would help somebody who might have squandered either their chance to wind up someone or their lives. Note that being fortunate isn't sufficient motivation to bet with one's life. Here are three noteworthy weaknesses to various dating and additionally resting around. Profound. The savvy definitely realizes that each sort of transgression, including sexual sin, isolates one from God and prompts otherworldly, physical and at last interminable passing. That much can't be over underlined. Nonetheless, one region that a large number of us don't consider when we talk about the subject of different connections or sex accomplices is SOUL TIE. What is a Soul Tie? A spirit tie is a passionate bond or association that joins you with another person. You can wind up bound to a man through your spirit. Have you wound up tormented by musings about a man, exorbitantly pondering about them, keeping an eye on them, practicing times with them? Assuming this is the case, you have soul ties. Have you lamented over a disjoined association with somebody you were once near? Assuming this is the case, you have soul ties. Soul Ties can be shaped through a few different ways including Vows, Commitments and Agreements, Close Relationships and Sex. This is the reason it is so regular for a man to in any case have 'sentiments' towards an ex-sweetheart that they have no privilege to be pulled in to in that way. Indeed, even 20 years not far off, a man may in any case think about their first darling... regardless of whether he or she is the nation over and has their own family, all in view of a spirit tie!

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@rok-sivante · Mar 4 '19

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@boliboli · Oct 7 '18

What are the difference between delegation and assignment?

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@boliboli · Oct 7 '18

Can a mosquito bite spread hiv infection from a hiv patient to another person?

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@bos-giok · Oct 8 '18

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Why do we have to work to get money, why do we get money by not having to work?

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@bos-giok · Oct 7 '18

Do you know, prayers that will always make your steps become worship?

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@bos-giok · Oct 7 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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Is musing.io will join and open new shares in weku.io?

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@bos-giok · Oct 7 '18

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What causes the pull of the tendon when you wake up?

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@andres987 · Oct 7 '18

What causes the pull of the tendon when you wake up?

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@bos-giok · Oct 8 '18

Why, if people can work, they must attach a complete letter and identity?

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@boyacun · Oct 7 '18

Does an earthquake that continues continues is a sign the world will end?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

Does an earthquake that continues continues is a sign the world will end?

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@macaronibu · Oct 7 '18

Does an earthquake that continues continues is a sign the world will end?

<p>An earth-quake is a disaster that has been happening since a very long time ago and i do not believe that an earth-quake occuring has anything to do with the end of the world.</p>

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@broken.akay · Oct 7 '18

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What do you think about the Model X doors, hate it or love it?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

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What do you think about the Model X doors, hate it or love it?

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@broken.akay · Oct 7 '18

What do you think about the Model X doors, hate it or love it?

<p>Love it. That reaction is the same as mine.</p>

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@rok-sivante · Apr 16 '19

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

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What's the difference between obsession and addiction ?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

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What's the difference between obsession and addiction ?

<p>In my own opinion i think that obsession is very similar to addiction because they both work in similar ways,when someone is addicted to something then such person would also be obsessed with that thing which they are addicted to,i believe obsession starts with addiction.</p>

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@dijin · Oct 7 '18

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What's the difference between obsession and addiction ?

<p>Obsession and addiction are two different things. Obsession is related to rituals that we follow daily basis. It is most of the time not dangerous to us. Obsession included washing of hand , combing of hair , etc.  </p><p>addiction is totally different from obsession. When a person is addicted on a thing , he never get satisfaction unless until he doesn't get that. This man ruin us in some cases.  </p>

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@mukhtaruddin01 · Oct 8 '18

What's the difference between obsession and addiction ?

The daily life of society is now increasingly inseparable from social media. According to GFK Asia Digital research, Indonesians spend 5.5 hours in front of their cellphones in a day. This number is mostly dominated by social media. No wonder Facebook has opened an official office in Jakarta. This fact makes many people think that Indonesian people are now experiencing social media addiction. Is that the right term?According to the clinical director of the Center for Internet Addiction Recovery, Kimberly Young, PsyD, more people are experiencing social media obsession than social media addiction. Both of these terms turned out to have similar meanings but very different conditions. Reporting from Refinery29.com, it's called addiction if the brain looks for certain substances such as dopamine or serotonin. While obsession arises when you are encouraged to monitor social media to reduce cortisol or adrenaline levels in the body.Social Media ObsessionUnlike the case with obsession. Someone who experiences social media obsession will monitor the virtual world for fear of missing news or news from social media. This fear that arises is the reason you experience social media obsession. If there is news or news that has passed by them, a sense of panic will appear. Obsessing on social media is also a tendency for someone to get FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), so that it can trigger depression.Even though they have differences, they still have a bad impact. Not only in psychological conditions but also physical health. The eye is the first part that has the risk of staring at the cellphone screen too often. In addition, the cervical bones also often experience disruption due to head which often droops when accessing social media pages.Keep using social media according to the portions and don't let cyberspace snatch your real life.

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@royalpubg · Oct 7 '18

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What's the difference between obsession and addiction ?

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Some  of our obsessive behaviors can cause a lot of suffering to others and  that deserves to find a solution and learn how to manage them to become  someone who is at peace with himself, who lives in joy and who has  little problems - not someone who creates problems for others - to become good to oneself and to others. The end of the road is when we find a way to free ourselves from our obsessions and addictions.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Buddhism is doing well in this area. It  helps put an end to that dead end that is addiction because it  understands the cause-and-effect relationships that govern our minds and  it sees the mind as a process. The image of the dead end shows how we are locked in our behavior; to understand this is to see where our dependencies come from and how to free ourselves from them. One of the great practices of Buddhism is to develop attention (1), that is, to be fully aware of the functioning of the mind. If  we enlighten our mind, we will discover our thought process and how we  react to situations, and we will understand how it works. The simple act of enlightening our mind with attention is a huge help in overcoming our addictions. We  see how the mind works, all its processes: the origin of thoughts, the  emotional responses in which we are trapped again and again, the same  old habits and reactions to the difficulties of life. No  matter how we react - through alcohol, drugs, anger or harsh words to  our loved ones - we see how the whole process is going. To  see things appear, to see that our mind always reacts in the same way  to the same stimuli, allows to divert the course of our usual reactions.  The habits of thought, reaction, speech and action will not lead us to happiness. This wonderful practice of Attention allows us to recognize all these automatic processes and helps us overcome them. It  is as if we were in a room with only one door and our old habits force  us to always go through that door that leads to the same unpleasant  place. With  the practice of attention, we see a second door and even several other  doors: we have other choices, other opportunities to manage  dependencies.<br>\n</p>\n<p>This can be put into practice in the little things of everyday life. As I often say, a good exercise to practice attention is to do the little things in a different way. For  example, when you come to meditate here, sit in different places, do  not come in the same door - there are three doors in this room! [Do not think I'm a hypocrite because I do not have a choice: I have to sit on that chair and go through that door! (Laughter)] When we do things in different ways, we have more energy, we are more alive; and when one gets lost in one's habits, one dies. Gently, the quality of attention disappears. 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I'm stupid, \"this unexpected response destabilizes him.<br>\n</p>\n<p>What  I'm trying to make you understand is that there are other possible  answers to the usual nervous response that keeps you enslaved. You are completely under the control of your obsessions and your habits. By  ending your addictions, you discover a great peace, you discover that  by not always responding in the same way to external stimuli, you are  free to answer otherwise.<br>\n</p>\n<p>If,  by being attentive, you become aware of the process that appears - and  in particular the beginning of this process - it is easy to stop it. It's like with the highway: once you're on the highway, you have to travel many miles before you can get out. So do not enter the highway of your dependencies, your obsessions, anger or you will be a prisoner. It  is easier to stop a process at its beginning: for example, it is very  easy to snatch a young shoot but a lot difficult, a few years later, to  tear a tree. The same goes for our habits: we manage them easily if we manage to stop them quickly. I knew a monk who had epileptic seizures after an injury during the Vietnam War. As  he was very attentive, he recognized immediately when a crisis occurred  and it allowed him to easily overcome it - he did not open the door of  the disease but other doors.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Whatever our dependencies: alcohol, drugs, tobacco or harmful behavior, we can see what will happen. The attention recognizes this path that we have already borrowed and tells us: \"Stop! We  become aware of the danger of always following our addictive behaviors,  aware of the harm we do to others as well as to ourselves. Keep this in mind!<br>\n</p>\n<p>I like to use the parable of the snake. When  I was a young monk in Thailand, there were many snakes in the jungle  where our monastery was, and one day I walked on one of them. I do not recommend it! (Laughs)  In the morning, I had to cross the jungle to get to the big hall of the  monastery, and one day, what I took for a branch, in the dim light of  dawn, was a snake. When I stepped on it, it moved, and I assure you that I made a big leap backwards. I apologized to him and he left without paying any attention. When I arrived in Thailand, I was warned: there are a hundred species of snakes here; ninety-nine are poisonous, and the one that remains strangles you to death (Laughter). So,  morning and evening, we walked in the jungle, in the dark, knowing that  there were around us hundreds of very dangerous snakes. In case of bite, it would have been very delicate: we did not have the phone and the nearest hospital was too far away. So here is my parable of the snake: because of this permanent danger, we had to be extremely  attentive. It was impossible to return to my hut in the evening, in all recklessness; my attention was focused on the path and the danger. For all these years, I have never been bitten. I was fully aware, alert, very attentive and, if I saw a snake, I jumped over or made a detour when it was possible.<br>\n</p>\n<p>If  you are aware that your addictions are a danger - be it alcohol, anger  or depression - if you pay attention, you can avoid them, \"jump over\",  and they will not be able to catch you, you dominate. If  you take a glass of alcohol, you drink a second, then a third, a fourth  ... Some people say to me, \"It does not matter to drink! I tell them that small fires burn as much as large ones: if you light a match under your finger, it burns. Even a small glass of alcohol makes you less attentive, you are less alert, less focused ... and you drink a second drink! As an old Australian saying goes: \"Alcohol makes you mad, makes you angry; alcohol can make you want to kill your wife, but alcohol also makes you miss your shot. (Laughs) I admit that this is not a beautiful Buddhist story but I like to joke a little with you!<br>\n</p>\n<p>Attention can recognize that all this is a danger, to see this insatiable desire to rise ... and stop everything! The  same goes for anger, how can you live with your parents, your children,  your loved ones, constantly being in irritation and in the feeling of  guilt that always follows those moments of anger? By being attentive, you see all these processes of anger and irritation set in place. You do not want these negative states, you want to live in peace and you see the snake of anger in front of you. Here at the monastery there is no anger; we  talk to each other gently, we train ourselves to kindness, to see the  snake (the potential danger) in our actions and our words.<br>\n</p>\n<p>The  simplest is to stay away from the cause of our addictions: do not have  alcohol or cigarettes at home and stay away from what irritates you. 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Births, deaths ... it happens all the time.<br>\n</p>\n<p>If  you stay away from the source of your problems, you can act  differently, you have more opportunities, more solutions available to  you. Attention helps you find alternatives, your vision expands. This  man who came to the monastery when he had problems with his wife, gave  himself the opportunity to stay away from his problem, to have a wiser  vision and not to react in the usual way.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Benevolent  love is another way of managing our habitual patterns of behavior  because they are, for the most part, a kind of self-destruction. We drink knowing that it destroys us - why? We remain in pain of the loss of a loved one, we deny ourselves the right to be free, to be happy, to be at peace - why? As a Buddhist and meditator, I see very clearly that people are afraid of happiness. They do not want to be happy or find solutions to their problems, they do not want to free themselves from their addictions. People do not like each other, they think they do not deserve love because of bad action, guilt or mistake of the past. In the depths of their hearts, they say to themselves, \"I do not deserve to be happy after all that I have done; I deserve punishment, I am guilty. This feeling of guilt, deep in our subconscious, is the crucible of most of our negative patterns of habits.<br>\n</p>\n<p>To  instil benevolent love in our lives, we must begin by not feeling  guilty, not being unhappy, not having the feeling of self-punishment  caused by our bad habits, not saying to ourselves, \"I am an alcoholic so  I am bad, I feel guilty and I drink more. Or else: \"I have done bad things, I am not happy, I am angry with myself, I make others unhappy, and that saddens me even more. We lack self-esteem for ourselves, trapped in self-mortification cycles where guilt leads to despair and misery. The lack of inner happiness is one of the greatest problems of humanity.<br>\n</p>\n<p>I am neither proud nor proud, I feel neither better nor worse than others, but I have esteem for myself, I am at peace. Buddhism speaks of three forms of vanity: feeling better than others, equal to others or worse than others. Note that this third option is also considered vanity. But comparing yourself to others does not help. Instead, free yourself from the judgment that is at the root of guilt. Caring love makes things easier to overcome your usual patterns of negative behavior. Give kindness, give love to others but also to yourself!<br>\n</p>\n<p>As I have told you many times, to love is to be able to say: \"The door of my heart is open. No  matter what I do, no matter who I am, even if I am an alcoholic or if I  take drugs, even if I have committed terrible acts, the door of my  heart remains open. I can be at peace, I can love myself despite all these acts. 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@caroweyrey · Oct 8 '18

Can drinking of beer lead to weight gain quickly?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

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Can drinking of beer lead to weight gain quickly?

<p>Let's put it this way. In order to work off an average pint of lager you have to walk a mile. I'm from Ireland and lots of guys are trying to lose weight but cannot because they drink at the weekend.. this is why more and more people are drinking spirits such as vodka and gin. No calories so the girls love them . Makes sense No?</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Can drinking of beer lead to weight gain quickly?

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@caroweyrey · Oct 8 '18

Are sunglasses dangerous to our health if we use it for a very long period of time?

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@caroweyrey · Oct 8 '18

What is the maximum distance a horse can walk?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 9 '18

What is the maximum distance a horse can walk?

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@cloudspyder · Oct 7 '18

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What is the cause of wiggle and strong vibration on car?

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@amirtheawesome1 · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of wiggle and strong vibration on car?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of wiggle and strong vibration on car?

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

The kingpin fights the Joker one on one. Who would win?

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

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The kingpin fights the Joker one on one. Who would win?

<p>This is a very intriguing question, and an even more intriguing match up. No doubt both of these characters are some of the most if not the most iconic villains in their respective universes. The Joker being the arch enemy of the great Batman himself who's been able to fight along side God's but has never truly been able to deal with the Joker and the King pin, aka Wilson Fisk, the criminal mastermind who's brushed shoulders with numerous marvel comics heroes, including Daredevil and Spiderman. To answer this question we have to analyse their skills, weapons of choice and their abilities.</p><p>**ABILITIES**</p><p>Kingpin: The Kingpin doesn't have any superhuman abilities whatsoever, but he's made of pure muscle and so his large size often makes people think that he's just fat, they often change their mind when he hurls them across the room like they were a rag doll. He possesses not superhuman, but far more than average strength, one would say that he's even stronger than body builders and professional strong men. He's good with hand to hand combat and has gone toe to toe with both captain America(has super human strength) and Daredevil and come out unbeaten.</p><p>Joker: Ah yes, the psychotic criminal mastermind of the DC universe that we've all come to know, love and resent. Just like the Kingpin, he has no special abilities, worse off, he doesn't know any Martial arts or hand to hand combat, he doesn't have any muscles, but his mind is so warped that the shear madness that goes on in his head is enough to get him out of any pickle. </p><p>**WEAPONS**</p><p>Kingpin: All though he's mostly known for beating the sweet Jesus out of his opponents with his bare hands and sumo style fighting techniques.l, he's also been known to wield a walking stick which can shoot a laser out of it as well as sleeping gas. Apart from that he also wears Kevlar armour so both his defense and attack are formidable.</p><p>Joker: The joker is a master chemist and uses all sorts of weapons and contraptions which range from acid spray to Razor tipped playing card or his famed electric buzzer. Whatever the occasion, he always has a suprise up his sleeves.</p><p>**THE FIGHT**</p><p>In my opinion, I think the kingpin would win in an outright battle. He's the more powerful and experienced fighter, and that's not the jokers typical kind of fight. The joker would probably get beaten to a pulp and laugh all through even as he dies. The thing is, the joker wouldn't just lie down and die like that, no, expect him to have a trick up his sleeve like a bomb set to go FF if he dies or poison injected into his face so that if you punch him too much you'll get poisoned too. Whatever the case, the kingpin will win the fight, but I doubt he'll survive it. The joker will definitely die first but the damage that he deals to the kingpin will probably be fatal and the Kingpin's faith will probably be sealed long before he kills the joker, he just won't know it because that's how the joker is. Mutual destruction is assured if these two should ever go up against each other.</p><p>I hope this answers your question.</p>

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

The kingpin fights the Joker one on one. Who would win?

<p>Splendid analysis! I was also thinking of a double KO, since the Joker would fight dirty</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What does LG stand for?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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What does LG stand for?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What does LG stand for?

<p>Correct. Lucky was the plastics factory and Goldstar was the electronics side and they merged to form LG. Goldstar had such a terrible name so they left it as LG and spun Life's Good. Still won't touch their products with a barge pole though.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

What does LG stand for?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What does LG stand for?

<p>Not so easy. Wrong answer. Look at where the name came from. No one makes a company name Life's Good.</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 6 '18

$0.76

If your kid is being bullied at school is it wrong to tell him to fight back?

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@a0x1 · Nov 5 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 5 '18

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I agree. My son fought back after I spoke to him and he sorted it out. I was called in by the head mistress and told her to not punish him as what he did was under my instructions. Best thing that ever happened as he took no more shit and is 6 ft 6 now.

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

If your kid is being bullied at school is it wrong to tell him to fight back?

<p>Its a tough one . As a parent telling your child to fight back is very hard as they are frightened but it will keep happening unless the bully is confronted. A good slap back might stop the bully in their tracks and they will think twice about doing it again. Now it is easy for me to say that . I would probably be on the roof looking in on the playground in a frog suit waiting for the punch so I can whisk her away. It's a difficult one but you have to stand your ground. The smaller you are the dirty tactics come into play.  That or play a boy older than the bully to keep an eye on your child! </p>

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

If your kid is being bullied at school is it wrong to tell him to fight back?

<p>Of course it's fine to fight back!</p><p>Contrary to what your mama told you, violence does indeed solve problems 😼</p>

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

$4.58

If your kid is being bullied at school is it wrong to tell him to fight back?

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@d-gold · Oct 7 '18

How many language do have all over the world?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

How many language do have all over the world?

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@dembele · Oct 7 '18

How many language do have all over the world?

<p>We have more than seven thousand languages in the world.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

How many language do have all over the world?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18

What's your favorite healthy snack and why?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

What's your favorite healthy snack and why?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

$1.12

What's your favorite healthy snack and why?

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@dadurojare · Oct 6 '18

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What would you consider as the greatest decade?

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@stmitbackpacker · Oct 7 '18

$1.28

What would you consider as the greatest decade?

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@dadurojare · Oct 6 '18

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What could make you fall out of love with a person?

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@dadurojare · Oct 6 '18

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What is the major difference between needs and wants?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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What is the major difference between needs and wants?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 6 '18

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What is the major difference between needs and wants?

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@davsol · Oct 15 '18 (edited)

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What is the major difference between needs and wants?

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@igbalode · Oct 15 '18

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@rasamuel · Oct 15 '18

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@rushlee · Oct 15 '18

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@deigoam · Oct 8 '18

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What skills you should possess to be a Creative Director?

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@alessiosaenz · Oct 8 '18

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What skills you should possess to be a Creative Director?

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 8 '18

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What you think on ethereum classic? Any comment?

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 7 '18

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What are the best sites to visit in India?

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 7 '18

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What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid, that you absolutely hated, and you've never eaten since you've grown up?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid, that you absolutely hated, and you've never eaten since you've grown up?

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@artonmysleeve · Nov 8 '18

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@tabontabon · Oct 7 '18

What meal did your family serve you when you were a kid, that you absolutely hated, and you've never eaten since you've grown up?

<p>While i was growing up my family love to add plenty onions and tomatoes to fried egg which we eat with bread,i do not like eating the fried egg because of the plenty onions,and till date i have stopped eating any fried egg that contains onions.</p>

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 17 '18

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Oh... me too. I love eggs but not the onions in it but tomatoes is ok.

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 8 '18

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If you can be anyone in crypto.. Who would you want to be?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

If you can be anyone in crypto.. Who would you want to be?

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@dolphinstudios · Oct 7 '18

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Blockchain technology will be vastly more useful to the state than the people.. True or false?

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@donsunex · Oct 6 '18

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If a cell is the bedrock and foundation of all life forms, how then was a cell created before it multiplied to form other life forms?

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@abu3443 · Oct 6 '18

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If a cell is the bedrock and foundation of all life forms, how then was a cell created before it multiplied to form other life forms?

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This at the same time introduces a much broader variability in chemistry, which surely makes the emergence of life more feasible. However, although appropriate to produce diverse elements, the massive stars have a life too short to serve as a luminous and energetic source to possible planets that surround them and that could be the cradle of life.</p>\n<p>On the other hand, the smallest stars, like our Sun, only produce light elements such as carbon and oxygen, and perhaps in that way the emergence of life would be less feasible or perhaps impossible because sufficient complexity and variety would not be achieved. chemical functions. However, because of their long life, these lower mass stars can be a reliable source of light and energy for a sufficiently long time to planets that could present the necessary conditions for the emergence of life. 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@anonsteve · Oct 29 '18

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@pavillion · Oct 7 '18

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If a cell is the bedrock and foundation of all life forms, how then was a cell created before it multiplied to form other life forms?

<p>We may never have the capacity to demonstrate without question how life initially advanced. However, of the numerous clarifications proposed, one emerges – the possibility that life developed in aqueous vents profound under the ocean. Not in the superhot dark smokers, but rather more serene undertakings known as soluble aqueous vents. </p><p>This hypothesis can clarify life's most interesting component, and there is developing proof to help it. </p><p>Prior this year, for example, lab tests affirmed that conditions in a portion of the various pores inside the vents can prompt high centralizations of huge atoms. This makes the vents a perfect setting for the "RNA world" generally thought to have gone before the primary cells. </p><p>In the event that life evolved in antacid aqueous vents, it may have happened something like this&colon; </p><p>1. </p><p>Dilute permeated into recently shaped shake under the ocean bottom, where it responded with minerals, for example, olivine, creating a warm soluble liquid wealthy in hydrogen, sulfides and different synthetics – a procedure called serpentinisation. </p><p>This hot liquid sprang up at soluble aqueous vents like those at the Lost City, a vent framework found close to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge in 2000. </p><p>2. </p><p>Dissimilar to the present oceans, the early sea was acidic and wealthy in broken down iron. While upwelling aqueous liquids responded with this primordial seawater, they delivered carbonate rocks loaded with modest pores and a "froth" of iron-sulfur bubbles. </p><p>3. </p><p>Inside the iron-sulfur bubbles, hydrogen responded with carbon dioxide, framing basic natural atoms, for example, methane, formate and acetic acid derivation. A portion of these responses were catalyzed by the iron-sulfur minerals. Comparative iron-sulfur impetuses are as yet found at the core of numerous proteins today. </p><p>4. </p><p>The electrochemical angle between the antacid vent liquid and the acidic seawater prompts the unconstrained development of acetyl phosphate and pyrophospate, which act simply like adenosine triphosphate or ATP, the concoction that forces living cells. </p><p>These particles drove the development of amino acids – the building squares of proteins – and nucleotides, the building hinders for RNA and DNA. </p><p>5. </p><p>Warm streams and dissemination inside the vent pores concentrated bigger particles like nucleotides, driving the development of RNA and DNA – and giving a perfect setting to their advancement into the universe of DNA and proteins. Development got going, with sets of particles equipped for delivering a greater amount of themselves beginning to command. </p><p>6. </p><p>Greasy particles covered the iron-sulfur foam and immediately shaped cell-like air pockets. A portion of these air pockets would have encased self-duplicating sets of atoms – the main natural cells. The soonest protocells may have been slippery substances, however, regularly dissolving and improving as they coursed inside the vents. </p><p>7. </p><p>The development of a compound called pyrophosphatase, which catalyzes the generation of pyrophosphate, permitted the protocells to separate more vitality from the inclination between the antacid vent liquid and the acidic sea. This old catalyst is as yet found in numerous microscopic organisms and archaea, the initial two branches on the tree of life. </p><p>8. </p><p>Some protocells began utilizing ATP and additionally acetyl phosphate and pyrophosphate. The generation of ATP utilizing vitality from the electrochemical slope is idealized with the advancement of the catalyst ATP synthase, found inside all life today. </p><p>9. </p><p>Protocells facilitate from the principle vent pivot, where the regular electrochemical slope is weaker, begun to produce their own inclination by drawing protons over their films, utilizing the vitality discharged when carbon dioxide responds with hydrogen. </p><p>This response yields just a little measure of vitality, insufficient to make ATP. By rehashing the response and putting away the vitality as an electrochemical inclination, be that as it may, protocells "set aside" enough vitality for ATP generation. </p><p>10. </p><p>When protocells could produce their very own electrochemical angle, they were not any more fixing to the vents. Cells left the vents on two separate events, with one mass migration offering ascend to microscopic organisms and the other to archaea.</p>

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@donsunex · Oct 7 '18

What Is a paraphilia?

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

What Is a paraphilia?

<p>This is also know as sexual deviation. It is experience of intense arousal to atypical objects,  situation, behavior. These actions are labeled as sexual fetishism. </p><p>Many terms have been used to describe atypical sexual interests, and there remains debate regarding technical accuracy and perceptions of stigma.</p><p>The causes of paraphilic sexual interests  in people are rather unclear, although a growing body of research points to a possible prenatal neurodevelopmental correlation.</p>

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@donsunex · Oct 7 '18

What day of the week is actually Sabbath is it Saturday or Sunday?

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

$0.75

What day of the week is actually Sabbath is it Saturday or Sunday?

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@doremiski · Oct 8 '18

What makes a sea to usually be blue in colour?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

$0.61

What makes a sea to usually be blue in colour?

<p>The sea appears blue because of how the sea water absorbs sunlight. The sea water absorbs long wavelengths that are made up of red, orange and yellow  more strongly than blue which has a short wavelength.  When sun rays hit the sea, blue colours gets reflected and that's what we see. This only happens when the water us clean. Although some argue that the sea is blue because the sky is blue so invariably the sea is reflecting the colour of the sky. </p>

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@doremiski · Oct 8 '18

What is the most briliant way to heal a wound?

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@doremiski · Oct 8 '18

What could make you to quit sex?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What could make you to quit sex?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

$0.20

What could make you to quit sex?

<p>Recently I decided to quit sex not because I have health issues but because I'm becoming more religious. I'm praying more and reading the holy book and I came across a portion that says God does not answer prayers of "fornicators", it touched me because I'm really looking unto God for a special blessing and so I see sex as an hindrance. This has made me quit sex. I do not know for how long though but I think this is the only thing that can make me quit sense.</p>

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@dworld · Oct 7 '18

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What is the food you never get bored with?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

<p>I love yam and egg so much because it has always been my favourite food and i am never tired of it,and that is why i never get bored of it and i will make sure that i keep eating it.</p>

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

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@bjornb · Oct 7 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

<p>Pizza!!! There’s so many different variations possible, that I can never get bored of it :-)</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$0.70

What is the food you never get bored with?

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@dijin · Oct 7 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

<p>Chicken biriyani😋 is my favourite dish. I never feel bored with the same . When ever I get opportunity, I eat stomach full. I never felt fullness after eating.  When ever I go for outing , I never miss opportunity to have biriyani. </p><p>There are many kinds of biriyanis as per places. I think that is the reason why I never feel boring to have biriyani</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 7 '18

$1.14

What is the food you never get bored with?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

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@markocrypto · Oct 7 '18

What is the food you never get bored with?

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@eagle42 · Oct 8 '18

What secret conspiracy would you like to start?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$2.03

What secret conspiracy would you like to start?

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@karlitaportz · Oct 8 '18

$2.04

What secret conspiracy would you like to start?

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That is, when the victims of the sacrifices were subjected to physical and mental torture, the officiants of the ritual, with the experience and the inherited customs, monitored the victim to locate the highest peak of the adrenaline, then they killed her because the Blood was totally contaminated by the hormone and so they could drink it and experience its effects. Currently, for a purer consumption is extracted directly from the adrenal glands (above the kidneys), the main arteries or the spinal cord. 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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

What secret conspiracy would you like to start?

<p>"I thought kidnapping just happened to everyone. Whenever we traveled, there were guards. I was trained in what to do if it happened, and we had insurance policies against it. When I dated a middle-class suburbanite and talked about it, she thought I was paranoid, but that was a thing."</p>

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@eagle42 · Oct 8 '18

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What chance encounter changed your life forever?

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@engrkevz · Oct 8 '18

What chance encounter changed your life forever?

<p>When you experience that life is too short and you should live to the fullest. </p>

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@eagle42 · Oct 8 '18

$0.66

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@amirtheawesome1 · Oct 9 '18

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@anonsteve · Nov 1 '18

$0.39

Question answered on Musing.io

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@blanchy · Oct 9 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$1.07

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18

$1.09

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@gentmartin · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@jlordc · Oct 9 '18

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

What quote or saying do people spout but is complete BS?

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@rasamuel · Oct 11 '18

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@eagle42 · Oct 7 '18

What song or artist do you like but rarely admit to liking?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What song or artist do you like but rarely admit to liking?

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@eagle42 · Oct 7 '18

What was the most memorable gift you’ve received?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 8 '18

What was the most memorable gift you’ve received?

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@artonmysleeve · Oct 28 '18

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@donsunex · Oct 7 '18

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What was the most memorable gift you’ve received?

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

What was the most memorable gift you’ve received?

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@eagle42 · Oct 7 '18

$0.23

Do you always have to have the latest phone?

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

$2.51

Do you always have to have the latest phone?

<p>Ideally, the major use of a phone is to make calls, and if that is satisfied then you don't actually need to upgrade to the latest phone whenever it comes out. But a person's need for a phone depends on just what exactly they want out of a phone and the truth is that phones have become so much more than just devices we use to make calls, they've become our cameras, scheduling tools, Mp3s, means of payment and so much more. New phones come out with new features everyday and the things that we expect a phone to do keep on increasing year by year.</p><p>What most people don't know is that most new features on phones are usually small incriments on features that were already existing on previous generations, smartphone companies just make it look as if the the rate at which new phones come out these days make phones that were released in January this year look like prehistoric relics compared to phones that are being released at the end of the year.</p><p>Take the iPhone X and the iPhone Xs, these phones are almost completely identical. They have exactly the same build quality, they run on the same OS and perform similarly. Between the two, excluding the marginal increment in camera performance which I guarantee the average user won't even notice, they're exactly the same phone. </p><p>It's ok if you change your phone every 2 years, that way you give the smartphone industry enough time to actually come up with new features that will make what's available a better enough option than your present phone, but if you're the type that loves to get new devices as soon as they come out, at the expense of your previous one then you're probably just wasting your money.</p><p>Take a look at Samsung's galaxy Note 8 and Note 9. Of course there's a clear difference between them, although if you remove the camera it's almost marginal, but spending another 1000$+ doesn't seem like a wise decision to me seeing as the Note 8 is already a wonderful phone on its own. </p><p>I firmly believe that you don't have to upgrade your phone to the latest phone available. It's a waste of money and if you aren't using a flagship phone(let's say you're using a budget phone), then you could probably get a better deal if you upgraded to a flagship from a previous year.</p><p>I hope this helps.</p>

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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Do you always have to have the latest phone?

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@eagle42 · Oct 7 '18

What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.68

What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

$1.15

What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

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What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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@oscar55 · Oct 7 '18

What do you wish your brain was better at doing?

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Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by a poor assimilation of this vitamin (which is why a supplement is often prescribed).</p>\n<p>Vegetarians are also at increased risk of deficiency because B12 is contained only in foods of animal origin. Folic acid, or vitamin B9, is necessary to prevent any risk of irritability, memory problems and slow thinking. </p>\n<p><strong> 4. Drink a lot of water </strong></p>\n<p> Dehydration is a serious threat to the brain and many of us do not drink enough. To do well, you must consume at least a liter and a half of water a day! When you play sports or it's hot, you have to drink a lot more. Coffee, tea and alcohol do not matter! They are, in fact, diuretics and make us lose water. As soon as you feel thirsty or start having a headache, you are already short of water. Dehydration is accompanied quite quickly by mental confusion, problems of concentration and immediate memory. This explains why in summer, during hot weather, some elderly people seem visibly dazed. They simply forgot to drink enough!</p>\n<p><strong><br>\n5. Stabilize your glucose level</strong><br>\n</p>\n<p>The brain draws most of its energy from the glucose that the body makes from the carbohydrates provided by the diet. Enzymes in the digestive tract turn them into glucose. This glucose is absorbed in the blood and allows the brain to refuel.</p>\n<p>But not all carbohydrates are equal. Simple carbohydrates (eg sugar) are quickly converted into glucose. This sudden increase in glucose causes the pancreas to produce a lot of insulin to lower it. This reactional hypoglycaemia hinders the concentration and proper functioning of the immediate memory. In  schools, teachers have noticed that their students are often less  attentive after recess, because of the sudden drop in blood sugar levels  following the taking of a snack and a soda (all two rich in fast sugars).</p>\n<p>To keep our brain in top condition, we need carbohydrates that can maintain a good energy level in the blood for a long time. These are the complex carbohydrates found in abundance in whole grains and most vegetables. Their transformation into glucose takes place much more slowly and the level of glucose in the blood remains much more stable.</p>\n<p><strong><br>\n6. Eat a lot of antioxidants</strong><br>\n</p>\n<p>Free radicals are byproducts of cellular metabolism. These are hyper-reactive particles that try to bind each other by all means and thus damage healthy cells. This oxidation process (which can be compared to rust attacking iron) is continuous. Some cells, such as neurons, are particularly vulnerable to free radicals. 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The  so-called cortisol stress hormone is a well-known enemy of the  hippocampus, so memory and the brain's ability to garner new  information. To know how to fight against stress.</p>\n<p>To be able to memorize information, the brain must be receptive to it. It is only in this condition that new information can be stored there. That means paying attention and not being busy. Anxious or depressed people are not in a position to retain anything. When you feel depressed, it is imperative to get help from a specialist, before starting to worry about his memory. </p>\n<p><strong> 11. Make yourself happy</strong><br>\n</p>\n<p>As  we age, the number of receptors of a particular neurotransmitter,  dopamine, decreases at the level of synapses between neurons. This messenger is strongly related to our feelings and acts mainly in the frontal lobes. When  the activity of dopamine slows down, we lose its inhibitions and we say  things that we would not have dared to say in normal times. 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@eagle42 · Oct 8 '18

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What would you name your boat if you had one?

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@dijin · Oct 8 '18

What would you name your boat if you had one?

<p>Poor men's laxuary boat ⛵</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What would you name your boat if you had one?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

What would you name your boat if you had one?

<p>I would name it "The nathan" from the movie the last ship. I know you said a boat but the Nathan survived so much ordeal and came out victorious and I would love my boat to be able to do so much too.</p>

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@eagle42 · Oct 8 '18

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What annoys you most about the in-groups you are a part of?

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@eagle42 · Oct 7 '18

What is something that is considered a luxury, but you don’t think you could live without?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is something that is considered a luxury, but you don’t think you could live without?

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@ogaumar · Oct 7 '18

What is something that is considered a luxury, but you don’t think you could live without?

<p>Love ... love is the most beautiful and most luxurious thing in life ... Without love life feels empty. If it's empty. </p><p>Then what does it mean to live? Not everything. Life without love like a garden doesn't flower. That's how the poet said.</p>

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@eaglespirit · Oct 7 '18

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If the economy collapsed worldwide, how would you live your life?

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@artonmysleeve · Nov 8 '18

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

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If the economy collapsed worldwide, how would you live your life?

Well I'm pretty sure that I'd survive, but currency as it is would probably no longer have any value whatsoever. The dollar, the naira, the pound, they'd all be worth nothing and their value will at best be speculative. Cryptos on the other hand may survive seeing as the cryptosphere runs on a completely different system than the existing economies of foreign exchange.The world would possibly revert back to a state of trade by barter and in order to survive, I'd first evaluate what it is that I have, what I need and what goods or services that I can currently offer. Depending on what that is, I'll know whether or not surviving would be easy or not. As far as water goes, I'll definitely have that, my compound has its own private borehole so that's taken care off. Food on the other hand might be a little difficult to come by, but not impossible. My old man's house has a lot of land so subsistence farming will probably become an option.If I can find a stable means of supporting myself by maybe offering up a particular service that's needed, then I'm sure I'd be ok. I've got a degree in Chemical Engineering so at the very least I can offer up my services as a teacher or my knowledge in general to help rebuild the economy. Hospitals and schools will probably be shut down for a little while, especially since people won't know how to or what to use and pay for their services. I'm done with school and I don't have any kids so that won't bother me, but the need for hospitals and availability of drugs might be a problem though. Dealing with that is something that I'm not entirely sure how to go about.

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@eaglespirit · Oct 10 '18

I"m sure as you know if USA falls, so does every other country:

https://www.thebalance.com/u-s-economy-collapse-what-will-happen-how-to-prepare-3305690

>If the U.S. economy collapses, you would not have access to credit. Banks would close. Demand would outstrip supply of food, gas and other necessities. If the collapse affected local governments and utilities, then water and electricity would no longer be available. As people panic, they would revert to survival and self-defense modes. The economy would return to a traditional economy, where those who grow food barter for other services.

A U.S. economic collapse would create global panic. Demand for the dollar and U.S. Treasurys would plummet. Interest rates would skyrocket. Investors would rush to other currencies, such as the yuan, euro or even gold. It would create not just inflation, but hyperinflation as the dollar became dirt cheap.

Here are some helpful hints:

>#1) Storable Foo
Food is going to instantly become one of the most valuable commodities in existence in the event of an economic collapse. If you do not have food you are not going to survive. Most American families could not last much longer than a month on what they have in their house right now. So what about you? If disaster struck right now, how long could you survive on what you have? The truth is that we all need to start storing up food. If you and your family run out of food, you will suddenly find yourselves competing with the hordes of hungry people who are looting the stores and roaming the streets looking for something to eat.
Of course you can grow your own food, but that is going to take time. So you need to have enough food stored up until the food that you plant has time to grow. But if you have not stored up any seeds you might as well forget it. When the economy totally collapses, the remaining seeds will disappear very quickly. So if you think that you are going to need seeds, now is the time to get them.
#2) Clean Water
Most people can survive for a number of weeks without food, but without water you will die in just a few days. So where would you get water if the water suddenly stopped flowing out of your taps? Do you have a plan? Is there an abundant supply of clean water near your home? Would you be able to boil water if you need to?
Besides storing water and figuring out how you are going to gather water if society breaks down, another thing to consider is water purification tablets. The water you are able to gather during a time of crisis may not be suitable for drinking. So you may find that water purification tablets come in very, very handy.
#3) Shelter
You can't sleep on the streets, can you? Well, some people will be able to get by living on the streets, but the vast majority of us will need some form of shelter to survive for long. So what would you do if you and your family lost your home or suddenly were forced from your home? Where would you go?
The best thing to do is to come up with several plans. Do you have relatives that you can bunk with in case of emergency? Do you own a tent and sleeping bags if you had to rough it? If one day everything hits the fan and you and your family have to "bug out" somewhere, where would that be? You need to have a plan.
#4) Warm Clothing
If you plan to survive for long in a nightmare economic situation, you are probably going to need some warm, functional clothing. If you live in a cold climate, this is going to mean storing up plenty of blankets and cold weather clothes. If you live in an area where it rains a lot, you will need to be sure to store up some rain gear. If you think you may have to survive outdoors in an emergency situation, make sure that you and your family have something warm to put on your heads. Someday after the economy has collapsed and people are scrambling to survive, a lot of folks are going to end up freezing to death. In fact, in the coldest areas it is actually possible to freeze to death in your own home. Don't let that happen to you.
#5) An Axe
Staying along the theme of staying warm, you may want to consider investing in a good axe. In the event of a major emergency, gathering firewood will be a priority. Without a good tool to cut the wood with that will be much more difficult.
#6) Lighters Or Matches
You will also want something to start a fire with. If you can start a fire, you can cook food, you can boil water and you can stay warm. So in a true emergency situation, how do you plan to start a fire? By rubbing sticks together? Now is the time to put away a supply of lighters or matches so that you will be prepared when you really need them.
In addition, you may want to consider storing up a good supply of candles. Candles come in quite handy whenever the electricity goes out, and in the event of a long-term economic nightmare we will all see why our forefathers relied on candles so much.
#7) Hiking Boots Or Comfortable Shoes
When you ask most people to list things necessary for survival, this is not the first or the second thing that comes to mind. But having hiking boots or very comfortable and functional shoes will be absolutely critical. You may very well find yourself in a situation where you and your family must walk everywhere you want to go. So how far do you think you will get in high heels? You will want footwear that you would feel comfortable walking in for hours if necessary. You will also want footwear that will last a long time, because when the economy truly collapses you may not be able to run out to the shoe store and get what you need at that point.
#8) A Flashlight And/Or Lantern
When the power goes off in your home, what is the first thing that you grab? Just think about it. A flashlight or a lantern of course. In a major emergency, a flashlight or a lantern is going to be a necessity - especially if you need to go anywhere at night.
Solar powered or "crank style" flashlights or lanterns will probably be best during a long-term emergency. If you have battery-powered units you will want to begin storing up lots and lots of batteries.
#9) A Radio
If a major crisis does hit the United States, what will you and your family want? Among other things, you will all want to know what in the world is going on. A radio can be an invaluable tool for keeping up with the news.
Once again, solar powered or "crank style" radios will probably work best for the long term. A battery-powered until would work as well - but only for as long as your batteries are able to last.
#10) Communication Equipment
When things really hit the fan you are going to want to communicate with your family and friends. You will also want to be able to contact an ambulance or law enforcement if necessary. Having an emergency cell phone is great, but it may or may not work during a time of crisis. The Internet also may or may not be available. Be sure to have a plan (whether it be high-tech or low-tech) for staying in communication with others during a major emergency.
#11) A Swiss Army Knife
If you have ever owned a Swiss Army knife you probably already know how incredibly handy they can be. It can be a very valuable and versatile tool. In a true survival situation, a Swiss Army knife can literally do dozens of different things for you. Make sure that you have at least one stored up for emergencies.
#12) Personal Hygiene Items
While these may not be absolute "essentials", the truth is that life will get very unpleasant very quickly without them. For example, what would you do without toilet paper? Just think about it. Imagine that you just finished your last roll of toilet paper and now you can't get any more. What would you do?
The truth is that soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, toilet paper and other hygiene products are things that we completely take for granted in society today. So what would happen if we could not go out and buy them any longer
#13) A First Aid Kit And Other Medical Supplies
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#14) Extra Gasoline
There may come a day when gasoline is rationed or is simply not available at all. If that happens, how will you get around? Be certain to have some extra gasoline stored away just in case you find yourself really needing to get somewhere someday.
#15) A Sewing Kit
If you were not able to run out and buy new clothes for you and your family, what would you do? Well, you would want to repair the clothes that you have and make them last as long as possible. Without a good sewing kit that will be very difficult to do.
#16) Self-Defense Equipment
Whether it is pepper spray to fend off wild animals or something more "robust" to fend off wild humans, millions of Americans will one day be thankful that they have something to defend themselves with.
#17) A Compass
In the event of a major emergency, you and your family may find yourselves having to be on the move. If you are in a wilderness area, it will be very hard to tell what direction you are heading without a compass. It is always a good idea to have at least one compass stored up.
#18) A Hiking Backpack
If you and your family suddenly have to "bug out", what will you carry all of your survival supplies in? Having a good hiking backpack or "survival bag" for everyone in your family is extremely important. If something happened in the city where you live and you suddenly had to "go", what would you put your most important stuff in? How would you carry it all if you had to travel by foot? These are very important things to think about.
#19) A Community
During a long-term crisis, it is those who are willing to work together that will have the best chance of making it. Whether it is your family, your friends, a church or a local group of people that you know, make sure that you have some people that you can rely on and work together with in the event that everything hits the fan. Loners are going to have a really hard time of surviving for long.
#20) A Backup Plan
Lastly, it is always, always, always important to have a backup plan for everything.
If someone comes in and steals all the food that you have stored up, what are you going to do?
If travel is restricted and your can't get to your "bug out" location immediately do you have a Plan B?
If you have built your house into an impregnable survival fortress but circumstances force you to leave do you have an alternate plan?
The truth is that crisis situations rarely unfold just as we envision. It is important to be flexible and to be ready with backup plans when disaster strikes.
You don't want to end up like the folks in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. You don't want to have to rely on the government to take care of you if something really bad happens.
Right now the U.S. strategic grain reserve contains only enough wheat to make half a loaf of bread for each of the approximately 300 million people in the United States.
How long do you think that is going to last?
Now is the time to get ready.
Now is the time to prepare.
The United States economy is going to collapse and incredibly hard times are coming.
Will you be able to survive when it happens?

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@funtraveller · Nov 23 '18

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

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If the economy collapsed worldwide, how would you live your life?

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@eaglespirit · Oct 10 '18

i think i read what you said and it was so long that i thought i would come back to it, mostly what i think you said i agree with or learned something new, so thank you mah froggy! xo

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@ebeneseri · Oct 7 '18

How can someone treat a burn in the vagina?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How can someone treat a burn in the vagina?

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@ebeneseri · Oct 7 '18

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the best piece of advice to make someone to stop worrying?

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@jofomaja · Oct 8 '18

What is the best piece of advice to make someone to stop worrying?

<p>It is that worrying never solves any problem, rather it aggravates it, dampens your mood and leaves you on the brink of suicidal thoughts. </p><p>No one should worry about the things they cannot change. If you can't change the situation, no matter how how worried you are, why worry in the first place. </p><p>The truth is that life gives us hope. So, as long a we have breath in our nostrils, there's a chance that something good can still happen, a breakthrough can still burst forth. All that matters is in that we don't stop trying, we don't stop our progress, our attempts towards getting a solution. </p><p>Worrying can even shortens one's lifespan. It could lead to heart attack and other related extremities. That's one thing I like about myself. Nothing steals my joy, ever. I always go to bed and sleep soundly because every problem has a solution and mine would definitely surface. </p>

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@ebeneseri · Oct 7 '18

Can steroids be used to burn fats in the body?

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@elyon · Oct 7 '18

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Does Women's Reproductive health matter more than Men??

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

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Does Women's Reproductive health matter more than Men??

This is such a great question, I had to do a lot today thinking before I could answer this. It dawned on me that despite the fact that the reproductive health of both sexes are important, that of the woman is much more important that of the men and I'll explain why;1. Limited time of fertility: Women Oly have about 50 years before they hit menopause and 10-15 years before that, they'll already be infertile or at least their bodies will already be running low on eggs to ovulate. Ensuring that their reproductive health is optimal through out this process trumps that of the man seeing as he remains relatively fertile till the day he dies. A woman's fertility is like a count down timer and once it's done, so is the woman's chances of ever having a kid.2. Limited amount of eggs: It seems that women are plagued by a number of limitations in the department of reproduction. Women have a limited amount of eggs from birth and they start off at about 2 million eggs but by the time of puberty only about 300,000 are left. Out of that 300,000 only 300-400 will successfully be ovulated, this with every passing menstrual cycle, women get closer and closer to infertility. Men continue to produce sperm till the day they die but women stop producing eggs midway through their lives.3. Child bearer: This is perhaps the most significant reason why female reproductive health is more important than that of men. Yes men have an important role to play in the fertilisation of the egg that produces the baby, but after that it's all up to the woman. It's her body that's going to carry the baby for 9 months and if there's something wrong with her reproductive system then there's a good chance that there's going to be something wrong with the child. A woman's reproductive health is tied directly to the overall growth and development of the child, whatever she's facing or whatever problem she has will also be the baby's problem.Both sexes reproductive health are important, because in an ideal sense, both sexes have to come together for a baby to be made, but only one of the sexes is required for the growth and development of the child through the gestation period, and that's the woman. Her reproductive health is by far more important than that of the man.I hope this helps.

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@hellshark · Oct 7 '18

Does Women's Reproductive health matter more than Men??

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Is Menstrual Cramps the Most Painful Thing for a Lady to undergo??

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@redcarpet · Oct 7 '18

$2.55

Is Menstrual Cramps the Most Painful Thing for a Lady to undergo??

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@elyon · Oct 7 '18

Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 7 '18

Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

<p>Can a man go without money in our contemporary society?</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

<p>🤣</p>

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@eaglespirit · Oct 7 '18

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Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

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Can a Lady Go by without Makeup in our Contemporary Society??

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@engrkevz · Oct 8 '18

What does meaning of eco mode in a car?

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@julstamban · Oct 8 '18

What does meaning of eco mode in a car?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 8 '18

What does meaning of eco mode in a car?

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@engrkevz · Oct 8 '18

What is the best to seperate coloured and white clothes in laundering?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

What is the best to seperate coloured and white clothes in laundering?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

In exactly 1 year time, what price do you think STEEM will reach?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

In exactly 1 year time, what price do you think STEEM will reach?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

In exactly 1 year time, what price do you think STEEM will reach?

<p>Haha, thanks for the answer! I feel it will be higher tbh :)</p>

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@zaicha · Oct 8 '18

In exactly 1 year time, what price do you think STEEM will reach?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

In exactly 1 year time, what price do you think STEEM will reach?

<p>Good points</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do you feel Khabib's actions were justified?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is a dry fast?

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

What is a dry fast?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is a dry fast?

<p>Nicely explained brother, thank you.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

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What is a dry fast?

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@pavillion · Oct 8 '18

What is a dry fast?

<p>Dry fasting really occur when one need to seek the face of the Lotd in a particular issue, dry fasting is also practice in most country in the world during their famestival for them to seek the face of their gods for a particular thing like India during their festival they observe dry fasting. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

$0.70

What is your main source of income on STEEM & how much earn since you came?

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👍 musing, rehan12

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@mrcheisen · Oct 13 '18

$0.55

Question answered on Musing.io

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👍 musing

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@okngus · Oct 8 '18

$0.67

What is your main source of income on STEEM & how much you earned since arriving here?

<p>Initially before joining Steemit I sold fried and mambo ice around cycling for the sake of collecting a profit of Rp 200 per one fried and one mambo ice.</p><p>Every morning after the Shubuh I had to go out of the house to sell fried food and at noon I had to go to school to sell ice mambo, in the afternoon I sold ice around the village, my two children forced me to stay home accompanied by my husband while working in front of his laptop (my husband joined Steemit ahead of me), sometimes if I am fussy, I invite my youngest child to sell while holding and cycling, even though it is a hassle, but I am still passionate about doing it for the profit of Rp. 200 per one mambo ice.</p><p>after 2 months I was active in Steemit, I began to be able to collect Rupiah through the SBD / Steem that I got from Steemit so that I could go on holiday selling so I could focus on taking care of my children and husband at home.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is your main source of income on STEEM & how much you earned since arriving here?

<p>Nice to know! But you didn't exactly answered my question. Try again when you find time :) I'm curious.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

$1.01

What is your main source of income on STEEM & how much you earned since arriving here?

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👍 musing

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

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@busypen · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>I'd say yes. I dont have fears, not of unseen enemies, not of future and not even of death. </p><p>I don't subscribe to the school of thought that believe that everyone has one thing or the other to fear. </p><p>I live my life, serving God and being the best I can be. I dont swindle anyone and don't go around fermenting trouble. As much as possible, I like to live my life so it would be said he lived a good life when I'm gone from this realm. </p><p>Fear is False Experience Appearing Real. The fears, most times than not, exist solely in our minds. The moment you come together accept thus truth, you will experience true freedom. </p><p>I used to be afraid of the dark because I thought ghosts were lurking around, looking to devour. Now, I realize all of that is false. </p><p>I have no fears! </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Hehe, you rock my man! Have a great day :)</p>

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>I do not live life with fear because i believe fear can make someone to become depressed and i do not want to live a life of depression.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Hehe good point! If you made it fully I'm proud, it's not an easy thing to do & majority of population is still in all kinds of fears</p>

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Ask Daredevil...</p><p>The man without fear!</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Lmao, I should! Where can I reach him tho?</p>

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@dijin · Oct 9 '18 (edited)

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Yeah, I am living my life without any fear what is the need to be afraid of something or someone when you do the right thing. if you live your life fearing about someone or something you can't be happy. Fear is a enemy for your success only if you break all your fear and move forward you can achieve your goal.</p><p>If you fear always you will not be able to face the situation with confidence. Fear is something which will block you from the reality. There is no need to fear when you do the right thing. But when you know you are doing something wrong and you feel the fear then you must really stop doing such a mistake in your life and do only the right thing without any fear. Its always good to stay positive and stay away from fear to have a happy and peaceful life.</p>

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

$3.41

Are you living life without fear?

Well no I'm definitely living life with fear but I think that's only natural. Being afraid isn't something that anybody or anyone should be afraid of, Its not something that should be dismissed or casted away, no, not by any means. To me, fear is an important part of life.Fear of death proves that you actually value your life, infact every fear is proof that you're human. Any fool can wake up and make stupid decisions and do things that make him look brave, but overcoming your fear to do something...that is true bravery. Fear itself provides us with the opportunity to be brave and despite what anyone says, being brave doesn't mean you aren't afraid, it just means that you've been able to overcome it, it means that even though you might be terrified of taking a step, you've willed your mind and body into doing it. Fear in many ways holds alot of us back from achieving our true potential, but the truth is that overcoming that fear is a big part of achieving it. A long time ago, when I was still in college, I think in my first year, I was sleeping around 2am when I happened to be awakened by something. A girl was screaming around 2am outside my apartment complex, apparently she'd just been robbed and the robbers had stabbed her as well. It only took me about 5 secs to realise that the person was a friend of mine, a dear friend at that, I knew I had to go out and help her. Unfortunately, when I tried to move, I couldn't, I was completely paralysed by fear, for how long, I'm not sure, but I couldn't move a single muscle, I started to think I was having sleep paralysis but the truth was I was just simply terrified. So much was going through my mind, What if they come back and stab me too?? What if the police get there and say I did it?? What if my friend bleeds out and dies?? That last part hit me hard and with my whole body shaking I got up and went to go and meet her. Thankfully the wounds weren't serious, a couple of deep cuts, but nothing life threatening. Me and some of my friends rushed her to the hospital and she was ok. The reason why I'm saying all this is because I was terrified, I was scared, but I was able to overcome it. No matter how you see it, overcoming fear is an important part of life and you can't overcome dear if you have no fear whatsoever.

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Good points, but there actually is a time when you simply eliminate all the fears from your life</p><p>Usually it happens after hard spiritual awakening when you comprehend the fact how you are infinite being that & this earthly life is nothing but a fractal illusion in the sea of universes you've been through & will be </p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>I do understand and I agree. Biological factors are hard to control but with hard work and persistence for years even them can be manipulated! Remember, invisible creates the visible & you are actually energetic beings, even your body is made from layers of energy you can't see since your eyes can't perceive it :)</p>

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@rasamuel · Oct 8 '18

$2.21

Are you living life without fear?

<p>Oh no. I'm definitely not living without fear. I'm living in constant fear, every single hour of every single day. The fear of mediocrity. The fear of staying the same as I was yesterday. The fear of not progressing in life. The fear of stagnation.</p><p>I live in constant fear of these every single day, and it motivates me; drives me towards my goal in a way nothing else can.</p><p>Without them, in fact, I doubt I could have what it takes to wake up in the morning. I doubt I could ever look inside me and see somebody that can get anything done.</p><p>Yes, fear is a menace that deters us from acheiveing our dreams. But that is the wrong kind of fear. The fear of making progress. The fear of taking the next step in life. The fear of failure. But that is not the kind of fear which I speak of. This fear is the opppsite kind. There is a saying I heard from a friend. Fight fear with fear. </p><p>And I believe a great man once said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. Fear fears fear. Instead of being afraid to take the next step, be afraid of what happens when you DON'T take the next step. Instead of being afraid of trying, be afraid of what happens if you don't try.  We miss one hundred percents of the shots we dont take, they say. So instead of being afraid of failure, be afraid of a life without failure and the lessons and progress that comes with it.</p><p>I'd like to end with a speech from Theodore Roosevelt, The Man in the Arena, where he said that the glory belongs to the man who actually is in the arena smeared with sweat and blood, and not the cowardly souls, who know neither victory nor defeat. It's better to have striven and fall short, than to not have striven at all! Be afraid of not striving! </p><p>Also of course there are a lot more of what is called rational fear. Like the fear of putting your hands in fire. The pain communicates it to you, and you know the next time to be afraid of it. This is logical and rational and im fact we need this, else we'd all be dead, or mere zombies roaming the earth without a thing to lose, because we've lost the one thing that makes us human--fear and self-preservation. </p><p>Cheers.</p>

👍 musing

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>First of all, everyone lives with one form of fear or the other. I think its all about how we deal with it. Recently, I've been deathly afraid of what the future holds in terms of my growth and breaking away from family to find myself and be my own person. Its been quite a struggle trying to deal with the fear that creeps in when i plan and try to execute those plans and something don't go accordingly.</p><p>People often encounter things or situations in life that scar them forever and they begin to live in fear and end up living life in the least way possible. </p><p>I admit i live with some fears and sometimes become detached but i can also say it's not a flaw but all part of human nature; because if you're not afraid of something, then there has got to be something less human in you. </p><p>Fear....its natural. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Are you living life without fear?

<p>We are being programmed to think that fear is natural, but in fact it isn't. I mean, depends how you look at it! It's closely connected with our bodies, but when we wake up to the fact how we are nothing more than pilots of these bodies - we can slowly realize how fear is an illusion to keep us entrapped and therefore block us in reaching our highest potentials!</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>As a matter of fact, notification center is already here but it's not showing the upvotes you received rather only replies which you referred to</p><p>So I think that's partially solved and we need to wait some time before they implement the rest of notifications :)</p><p>Mobile app will mos def come but you need to understand, the things are pretty much beta here & it takes some time :)</p><p>Thanks for the thorough reply, peace be with you!</p>

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>I always enjoy musing.io whenever i visit the website because i get to see many good contents on the platform and the great thing about those contents is that they will add to your knowledge and make you a better person.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>Yeah mos definitely. Not only that, you are getting encouraged here to develop your writing skills! That's always a plus for any kind of "business sphere"</p>

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@cryptkeeper17 · Nov 8 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>Me too! By the way, dark mode sounds nice! I could use that 3:)</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18

$1.14

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>I'd rate 9. This is only because there's no perfection anywhere. Musing has been lit for me. To me, it's not been just about asking and answering questions but getting to learn as well. </p><p>I take out time to go through some of the answers provided to questions and it's made me more knowledgeable about certain concepts and ideas that I didn't know about before. </p><p>It's definitely been a good experience for me. Indeed, musing has been the most beneficial project I've come across all through my stay since last year September. I'd definitely rate musing higher than the others. </p>

👍 musing

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>Yep, I can most definitely agree with your statements. The team is filled with professionals who are really working their asses off to reward the right answers, I'm extremely grateful to be here</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

$0.61

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

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👍 musing

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>This has got to be well beyond a 10. The questions asked range from intriguing to mind boggling to to really emotional. Its been great and the musing team have it under control with the upvotes which are getting better. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Musing.io?

<p>Hehe, nice to know that you are having such a blast here! Enjoy your decentralized era :)</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do you have true peace inside yourself?

<a href="https://musing.io/q/enjoyinglife/fkc56587x"><b>View this question on Musing.io</b></a>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Do you have true peace inside yourself?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do you have true peace inside yourself?

<p>Good answer! I completely agree & thanks one more time for spreading your wisdom with the masses :) I'm very aware of all the points you made, but sadly I can't answer my own questions!</p>

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

Do you have true peace inside yourself?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do you have true peace inside yourself?

<p>hehe, nice answer! Believe me, that are individuals that obtained true peace but sadly they are only a minority at this point of time</p><p>Especially cause we are being pointed in wrong directions every single day, far away from our peace</p><p>but peace comes from withing, meaning sometimes you need to turn off your intellect in order to feel it :) you sound like a smart individual but at the same time you are over-intellectualizing same what you did with this question, in the future - try to intellectualize less & flow with the Youniverse a bit more :) you'll realize how peace is simple a consequence of eliminating all the thought that aren't ours but were artificially input in your brain or you collected them through life and associated with them (usually what EGO does)</p>

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@rok-sivante · Mar 17 '19

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

How to clean old feces from your colon?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How to clean old feces from your colon?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

How to clean old feces from your colon?

<p>Really? I'll have to give it a try! which one do you recommend using? if you do have one in mind</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

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What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

<p>My friend has a great method he uses . If he feels the other person is getting aggressive then he gives them a hug. I have seen him do it on lots of occasions and the situation was diffused ever time. He told me at first it was a risk but now he does it Everytime and it's always worked. </p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 9 '18

What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$2.24

What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

<p>Very well said, but mindfulness should very well be the answer! If we are aware of ourselves at every point of time, our triggers & patterns then I feel we can easily control ourselves & not step into unnecessary confrontations :)</p>

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$2.20

What is the best way to avoid confrontation?

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@rasamuel · Oct 9 '18

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

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👍 rehan12, broken.akay, okngus, dougbudlong

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@anonsteve · Oct 22 '18 (edited)

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Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

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@bozz · Oct 22 '18

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@broken.akay · Oct 8 '18

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Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

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👍 musing

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Correct :)</p>

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Well the curation team on musing.io are doing a very great job,they may not be perfect but they are really trying their best to make this platform a great platform by making sure they curate very lovely contents..</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Definitely, good point :)</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 23 '18

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>They're nothing short of superhuman!!! To reqd hundreds of questions and answers day by day isn't an easy feat to accomplish, but to be able to read and determine which answer is correct and which answer is wrong even when some questions are heavily opinionated and require a significant amount of thought is simply unbelievable.</p><p>Let's not forget their work rate, no question has been skipped and every deserving answer has been rewarded, I have to give it to the musing team each and every one of them are legends and I'm so grateful that I get to be a part of this.</p><p>Thank you musing curation team, if you guys are ever in Nigeria, give me a call, o don't drink but I'll buy all of your a couple of beers!!!!</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Definitely! Fuck beer by the way make sure to give them some good organic smoothie! They need energy & health so they can continue doing what they do and even improve a bit :)</p><p>Beer is slave drink! hehe</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Me too, obviously if it weren't for them I wouldn't be stuck here, as I am currently :)</p>

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@okngus · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>in my opinion they are doing a very good job, even though among us we cannot satisfy everything, but musing.io is very helpful.</p>

👍 okngus

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Yep, they are. They do the best their human suits allow them to ;)</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>I'd days yes! The curation team have an arduous task to go through the answers and questions that keep coming in. From what I have read, I think they are just three in number. They are definitely doings well even though there's definitely room for improvement. </p><p>There can't be 100% efficiency but I dare say the musing team is one of the best on the Steemit blockchain. From what I see, there seems to be a great deal of dedication to users and there's no form of bias which is unlike some other projects on the steem blockchain. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>Yep, I agree. The equality feels like a whole new level here & that is definitely something that warms my heart.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

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@yuba.wallace · Dec 6 '18

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@zaicha · Oct 8 '18

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is Musing Curation Team doing a good job in your opinion?

<p>We are humans, not robots. So we tend to make errors sometimes, it's a good thing that we eventually correct them, right :)</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>A great thing about musing.io is that anyone with good contents can be successful on the platform,you are allowed to ask any question concerning any subject and if the content is good enough then you will get the kind of attention which you desire for your content.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>So true & correct statement! Nice observation, that's why I LOVE Musing.io :)</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>Great point my man, great point. Thanks for stopping by :)</p>

👍 futuremind

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>I think they do, sometimes more than others. One thing about philosophy is the critical thinking that goes with it. It's an added advantage to you as you can imagine things from angles that others may not approach. </p><p>I've also seen many philosophical questions asked here and you could definitely be a bonus to the platform. </p><p>You're welcome by the way! </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>Thank you brother, your words are sincerely encouraging me! :D Have a nice day</p>

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@valth · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Do Philosophers (like me) make it at Musing?

<p>What I meant with "make it" was do I stand a chance of obtaining some crypto-profits with my philosophical way of thinking? Or do you feel the Musing team in general looks for a more "rationalized" way of thinking</p><p>Cheers :)</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is Fruitarianism?

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

What is Fruitarianism?

<p>This is a diet consisting only of fruits and sometimes nuts and seeds in the botanical sense but no form of animal product. Its is also a subset of dietry veganism. Fruitarianism may be adopted for different reason to people. It could be religious, ethnical, health, environmental, economic or cultural. </p><p>People who are considered fruitarians eat only what fall naturally from plants. That is food that is harvested without killing the plant. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is Fruitarianism?

<p>Sorry but it seems to me like you've copied this from Google. I'm a fruitarianist myself so I know a lot about the topic & I expected a bit more effort in the answer :(</p><p>But expectations are a trap! hehe</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

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How to communicate efficiently?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

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How to communicate efficiently?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

How to communicate efficiently?

<p>Thanks a lot! I'm a communicator myself (certified one) and I'm grateful for the answer</p><p>Simple but cute :) peace to you & have a nice day!</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the best movie that made you think "outside of the box"?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the best movie that made you think "outside of the box"?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the best movie that made you think "outside of the box"?

<p>Hehe, I watched it! Maybe I should give it a second look, as I was way much younger back then! :)</p>

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

What is the best movie that made you think "outside of the box"?

<p>This has got to be inception. I think the fact that it was possible to make people do things they would not normally do by planting false thoughts in their heads by literally going to their mind was just next level world domination tactic. </p><p>If such things could be done in reality (I'm not saying it can't because come on, the world is changing rapidly with growth and development of A. I's, so anything is truly possible), it could change world order, it could bring down nations. Or maybe thats just me thinking too far out of the box. But then again, you think about it. </p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the best movie that made you think "outside of the box"?

<p>Nah nah, continue with what you are doing! I like & and not, it's never too far! The box doesn't exist, don't forget that ;)</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

How to make Chia Pudding?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

<p>Sex becomes an act of making love if you really love the person you are having sex with,but sex becomes just a normal activity if you are having sex with someone who you do not love in a situation whereby you are just having sex with the person for the sake of having it.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

<p>Correct, well said :)</p>

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

<p>Great question, I my answer satisfies you.</p><p>Well to answer this question, I have to make the assumption that with casual sex, the two people involved aren't dating and with the other one they're definitely dating or more.</p><p>Ok so with casual sex, as the name implies it's casual, there no emotional attachment at all. The two people are driven by the desires of their flesh and nothing more. This is the kind of sex that you see with one night stands or friends with benefits and it can either be planned or spontaneous. The essence of this kind of sex is to simply satisfy yourself, to climax and reach orgasm then move on. Casual sex is usually short, it lacks passion and is usually just for the fun of it. </p><p>Sex with someone you're in love with is in my old man's words "Making love". It's the type of sex you have with someone that you're actually in love with, someone that you truly care about and can see yourself spending the rest of your lives together. It's so much more passionate than casual sex because there's a meeting of emotions or better yet a melding of emotions between two people to form something, something called love(Maybe that's why it's called making love). If you're someone that's had the opportunity to have both kinds of sex, then you'll know that making love is so much better than casual sex.</p><p>In truth, I'm no expert on the matter but if you ask me, I think making love is far better than casual sex.</p><p>I hope this helps.</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

<p>Hehe, it does, thanks for stopping by!</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

What is the difference between casual-lust sex & one in true love?

<p>Good points ;) and I didn't ask "is there a difference" but what is the difference. But I guess you explained it in a way, so it's cool :P</p>

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Is there on going climate engineering agenda in your country?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

How to clean the liver?

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@fortniteboss · Oct 8 '18

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What travel tips have you saved a lot of money?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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What travel tips have you saved a lot of money?

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@johnhd · Oct 8 '18

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What travel tips have you saved a lot of money?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

What travel tips have you saved a lot of money?

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@jehovahwitness · Oct 8 '18

I strive not to be a man of success, but rather to be a man of value.

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@jpphotography · Oct 9 '18

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What travel tips have you saved a lot of money?

<p>Choose your destination by your budget!</p><p>If you plan to travel medium- or long-term on a small budget, choose a cheap destination, even if it has a higher one-time cost to get there (long-distance flights). </p><p>For example in Southeast Asia you can comfortably travel for less than 15$ a day - including accommodation (hostel/hotel), eating out for every meal, transport, entrance fees and even a few beers. For the same budget, you couldn't even find a hostel or a decent dinner in most western countries!</p><p>The next tip goes hand in hand with the one before: Travel long-term to significantly reduce your average daily expenses! Apart from the cost of flights to get to your destination, which are a one-time expense no matter if you travel for a weekend or for a year, if you travel for a short time, you will likely spend quite some money on transport since you want to see as much as possible. If you travel for a longer time in the same place, you will take more time for each place and therefore spread your travel expenses over a longer time. I can really recommend traveling slowly, even if you are traveling short-term! The instagrammable shots that you will miss are more than made up by the experiences you will have when taking your time and meeting locals! </p><p>Here are some more tips:</p><p>-Eat like a local and ditch TripAdvisor to get authentic and cheap local food! </p><p>-Compare accommodation prices on different platforms and check if there is cashback available! Which platform is the best varies from place to place or sometimes country to country - for hostels, it's mostly either Agoda (Asia) or booking.com, but in some countries places are only listed in Hostelworld. I get 4% cashback on every booking I make on booking.com and it saves a lot over time! Mostly, online prices are cheaper than walk-in prices. I often don't book ahead, but if you I the walk-in price to steep and they refuse to lower it, I can still book online. </p><p>-In some countries, you can get significantly cheaper prices when booking transport online instead of at the counter (e.g. Flixbus in Germany/Europe!) </p><p>-Avoid obvious tourist traps and always ask for the price first! </p><p>For more travel advice, check out the travel advice compilations published by @travelfeed on Steemit every Saturday! (full disclose: I am the co-founder of @travelfeed) </p>

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@francistagbo · Oct 8 '18

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In a fight between captain America and batman, should would win?

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@redcarpet · Oct 8 '18

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@gbebamin · Oct 7 '18

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What is the actual definition of coding in computers?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What is the actual definition of coding in computers?

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@gbebamin · Oct 7 '18

What are the common uses of storage devices?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What are the common uses of storage devices?

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@gbebamin · Oct 7 '18

What is the main job of a mainframe computer?

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@gbebamin · Oct 7 '18

What is the major use of an operating system in computers?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

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What is the major use of an operating system in computers?

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@gentmartin · Oct 7 '18

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Who do do you think has been the most influential female scientist or engineer in the last 200 years and why?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 8 '18

Who do do you think has been the most influential female scientist or engineer in the last 200 years and why?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

Who do do you think has been the most influential female scientist or engineer in the last 200 years and why?

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@gentmartin · Oct 8 '18

$1.08

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

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👍 musing, daan

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@bjornb · Oct 9 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@gentmartin · Oct 9 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>Todays @yourinfo s alt accounts posting questions are @Kamson and @onigaa ..lookmat their questions and the relies and tell me whether you think the questions are quality or not?</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$1.08

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<a href="https://musing.io/q/gentmartin/pk3l5n8h5">View this answer on Musing.io</a><br />

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@gentmartin · Oct 8 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>Thanks :-) </p>

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@gentmartin · Oct 8 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>I amended the question to name names. I reported them to steemcleaners and steem flag rewards :-) I find discord difficult to use lol</p>

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@diminikrose · Oct 8 '18

$0.63

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<a href="https://musing.io/q/gentmartin/pk3l5n8h5">View this answer on Musing.io</a><br />

👍 musing, gentmartin

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>Lol. I just answer questions and I enjoy it. We are all here to have fun.</p>

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@diminikrose · Oct 8 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>Hi friend I would like to respond to everyone's comments. But my Rc does not allow it</p><p>Tomorrow I  delegate 40sp and start making posts</p><p>I did not say anything bad.</p><p>I just said that it would be better to limit musing to only 3 interactions per day for each user regardless of their sp. It would be more fair.</p><p>and so that the fun is over hehe</p><p>Mr. cryptoandcoffee's work is exellent. I did not mean to offend anyone.</p><p>And if I'm expecting to charge 2 sb to delegate 40sp and thus be able to post more comments.</p><p>If you do not have friends, no matter how good your post is, NO ONE WILL VOTE IT.</p><p>I have seen excellent publications with 0.01.</p>

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@gentmartin · Oct 8 '18

There are a number of spam accounts on musing.io who are writing questions for their alt accounts to answer. Who should we report them to?

<p>Cryptoandcoffee is a genuine member and a valued contributor.</p><p>But I seriously understand your concerns about RC limits for new members, its terrible. Social media where your interaction is limited.</p><p>Either way, these circle spammers with many accounts trying to cheat need to be stopped.</p>

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@nathen007 · Oct 8 '18

@diminikrose you want a 40sp delegation to help you through your rc limits? Are you going to post regularly and do an intro post ?

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@godawfulartist · Oct 7 '18

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How many resource credit to make new accounts?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18

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How many resource credit to make new accounts?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

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There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

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@anonsteve · Dec 2 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@bjornb · Oct 7 '18

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There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>Most definitely! </p><p>The saying that “excess of everything is harmful” is very much correct. Meaning: too much, is simply “too much”. And too much of a good thing is, well, still too much... The same goes for money. </p><p>What is more important is, how much is “too much”, or “excess”? And that’s something that differs from person to person and situation to situation.</p>

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@dembele · Oct 7 '18

There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>It very well may be. </p><p>It very well may be de-propelling. Work is more enjoyable in the center than toward the start. In the event that you don't need to work, you may never locate this out. </p><p>Cash can give access to costly negative behavior patterns, while giving the weariness that may make one more prone to enjoy. </p><p>Cash can make you an objective for entrepreneurs and offenders. </p><p>Then again, having cash implies you don't need to offer your opportunity. You can do whatever you need, at whatever point you like. </p><p>Having cash gives a security net that makes it conceivable to go out on a limb that prompt more noteworthy prizes. </p><p>Cash can't purchase satisfaction. Yet, utilized shrewdly, it purchases more bliss than destitution can. </p><p>Furthermore, the reality remains, it is less demanding to take care of the issue of having excessively cash than the issue of having close to nothing</p>

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@dijin · Oct 8 '18

$1.06

There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>Ofcource excess of money is harmful. Because you gradually forget about the value of the money and start spending lavishly knowingly or unknowingly. I personally think everyone should have money for their basic needs and for safety purpose. When they start spending on luxury things which is really not useful then it is time for them to help others who really need money but practically speaking all wont start helping others once they feel they are financially sound.</p><p> There are only few good hearted people who helps others once they get more of something. Money is something people wants more and more but never gets satisfied with that grafually money makes human runs after it and makes him to do anything and everything for it.</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$0.67

There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

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@jlordc · Oct 7 '18

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There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>Yes! One common problem filthy rich people have is finding other people to "trust". Almost all people who befriend them or is interested with them romantically are most of the time only after their money. The worst thing is that it's not only limited to the one with all the excess money. Their sons/daughter or even relatives will likely have that problem too. It's now even hard to find pepple to trust when you are just a normal person or businessman, just imagine when you have that much excess money.</p><p>There is also the issue of "security". If you are filthy rich would you feel comfortable sending your children to a normal school? a school with a pretty lax security? when you know for yourself that a lot of bad people will try to do something to your child in exchange of money? </p><p>If you have kids, most likely they will rely too much on your money making them spoiled, lazy and too dependent on you. While it is not directly harmful to you it will affect the people around you. Just a good amount of money would probably be good enough to have. </p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

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There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>I really don't understand what excess money would mean. For all I know, I haven't seen anyone yet who has money in the excess. </p><p>I think excess money would mean that the money has no use. I've not seen that happen yet. Even Jeff Bezoz, the current Richest man in the world still has plans for the money he's accumulated. </p><p>However, I think money makes people lose self control, not everyone though. </p><p>I've seen some persons change completely because they had an upgrade of their finances. It should never be that way. </p><p>I've said it before that that money is a tool and should be use as such. The way some people behave when their pockets are bulging with money is appaling. </p><p>Excess money, in your terms, isn't necessarily evil but it could be assumed to be depended on the mindset of the possessor. </p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

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There is a saying - Excess of everything is harmful. Will you agree that excess of money is harmful ?

<p>Excess of money is not harmful if you don't allow it get over your head. The statement excess of anything is harmful is mostly used in relation to things taken into the body. E.g, food, exercise,  water, alcohol, etc. Since the body has a limit of these things it can accommodate at a given moment,  when such thing is given to the body in excess, it becomes difficult for the body to process and this stresses the organs of the body.</p><p>But since money isn't taken directly into the body, having money in excess cannot be harmful unless we allow it get into our heads and cause us to engage in harmful habits or practices.  If you can still be yourself after having the excess money and not allow the money control you, it can never be harmful to you.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

I started off with asking question on musing platform. Now I shifted gears to answering question. What are you thoughts on that and did you shift gears as well?

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👍 rehan12

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

I started off with asking question on musing platform. Now I shifted gears to answering question. What are you thoughts on that and did you shift gears as well?

<a href="https://musing.io/q/gungunkrishu/fk6kgq7hx">View this answer on Musing.io</a><br />

👍 musing

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@dembele · Oct 7 '18

I started off with asking question on musing platform. Now I shifted gears to answering question. What are you thoughts on that and did you shift gears as well?

<p>Well i answer questions and also ask questions too but i believe this platform is an informative website where anyone can learn so much from and become a better person.</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

I started off with asking question on musing platform. Now I shifted gears to answering question. What are you thoughts on that and did you shift gears as well?

<p>I actually have been answering questions more than I have been asked. I still ask questions from time to time though. </p><p>See, the thing I like about about musing compared to quora is that you get a feeling of familyhood, a sense of belonging that even the wider community doesn't provide. You know the people you are asking questions are real and that their answers are, more often than not, based on real life experiences. It makes me trust more and want to accept their solutions. </p><p>Whenever I have a pressing question these days, I just come here knowing fully well that the answer I will get will be genuine and practical. It's even joyous to note that there are Rhode who have gone through similar experiences with us and at still living. </p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

I started off with asking question on musing platform. Now I shifted gears to answering question. What are you thoughts on that and did you shift gears as well?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

Who is called Father of Invention?

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@better-life-tips · Oct 8 '18

Who is called Father of Invention?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

We all love to see changes around our life. What is that one change in this world you did like to bring and why?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

Today I want to try answering all those questions on musing which haven't been answered for a month now. Can, I find those answers on musing and how?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

Today I want to try answering all those questions on musing which haven't been answered for a month now. Can, I find those questions on musing and how?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

$0.21

Who is known as the father of WWW (world wide web)?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$0.67

Who is known as the father of WWW (world wide web)?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

It's said and believed that everyone has a talent hidden somewhere in them. Did you find your hidden talent and can you please share that talent which was hidden for so long?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

It's said and believed that everyone has a talent hidden somewhere in them. Did you find your hidden talent and can you please share that talent which was hidden for so long?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

$0.03

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

<p>Smart work will always beat hard work. They are both good but smart work ranks higher in terms of productivity and results. </p><p>Hard work has never made anyone great in the true sense. It is smart work that makes the difference. </p><p>In my country, there are people who work very hard hard from sunrise till sunset but have nothing to show for it. These are the truck pushers, errand boys, even waste disposers. They do this but have not the incentive to progress. </p><p>Being on steemit is one smart move. I'm able to do what doesn't stress me physically and make some money that others don't. </p><p>There's a friend of mine which were both graduated together from college. He's currently teaching in a primary school and what he makes teaching from morning till evening, I make not stressing myself and even much more. He works hard but I work smarter. </p><p>Smart work is the real deal. </p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

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@macaronibu · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

<p>Being hardworking is very important but someone also needs to understand that smartness  is very helpful and can make someone to become succesful without much stress.</p>

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@natubat · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

$0.70

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

<p>Both hard work and smartness are important ingredient of success. Some people work very hard  but their lives have not really progressed the way they want it to. While some others work very smart, but because the smart work isn't backed by hard work, they still haven't achieved much. So in order to truly make it in life, one need a combination of hard work and smart work</p><p>Hard work relies on strength, will and physical stamina while smart work or smartness depend on the intelligence or brain power. Combine this two together and nothing can be able to stop you from actualizing your life's dream. </p>

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@natubat · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

<p>Apologies - I put my answer to the original question in the wrong place. Can't work out how to delete it!</p>

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@natubat · Oct 7 '18

What do you prefer: hard work or being smart?

<p>It's great to be able to do hard work when necessary, but in general, being smart is much more important. The "Protestant work ethic" has been instilled into people over centuries to make them feel that they should work hard in order to gain rewards in the next life - and to make them feel guilty if they don't work hard. It's a kind of mass enslavement. Work should be seen as a means to an end. I work hard to make my garden grow. But if stop for a while and really use my brain, I can think of ways to do less work, and to make my life easier. I'm not lazy. I'm very active. I do exercise that I enjoy and that keeps me fit. But I use my brain to devise ways to avoid working harder than I need to. </p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

$0.22

Can computer a virus or a malware infect Blockchain?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

There is a famous saying - necessity is the mother of invention. Do you agree with necessity really being the mother of invetion?

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@donsunex · Oct 8 '18

$4.02

There is a famous saying - necessity is the mother of invention. Do you agree with necessity really being the mother of invetion?

<p>Going back to the history of human existence and various scientific and technological innovations and discoveries, we'll find out that we as humans are so much fond of pushing our boundaries whenever nature or other natural forces gets us pinned to the wall. In the process of pushing our boundaries, we make discoveries and invent things that originally would be helpful to the continuous existence of the human race a d ensuring we remain the top of the food chain as higher animal.</p><p>The saying necessity is the mother of all inventions is not a far cry from the above fact as humans only push boundaries when they are backed up to the wall. In the bid to survive, humans get insight to invent new things to tackle the present challenge they face.</p><p>As humans, we are equipped with survival instinct just like higher animals we are we tend to survive in the midst of difficulties and fashion out ways to solve our problems but this only happens mostly when it becomes necessary and expedient and there is no where to turn to.</p><p>Yes, of course I agree with the statement that necessity is the mother of all inventions as I have read through a chunk of different history and stories backing some certain inventions that I realize that the insight for such inventions came as a matter of necessity to tackle certain problems being faced at that point in time. A vivid example is the invention and discovery of a vaccine that cures the polio virus. This vaccine would have not been discovered if polio had not been ravaging the lives of children which necessitated some team of doctors to find a cure for it at all cost.</p><p>Another example is the invention of the wireless transmitter in order to get information across to a lot of people within a short time and without much stress. Morse code also was invented in order not to let enemies get wind of the information the US military was passing across to their soldiers on the war front.</p><p>In a nutshell, as a matter of fact, all inventions only came to be as a matter of necessity and no invention came to be without the ultimate need for it hence the statement necessity is the mother of all inventions.</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

There is a famous saying - necessity is the mother of invention. Do you agree with necessity really being the mother of invetion?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$1.02

There is a famous saying - necessity is the mother of invention. Do you agree with necessity really being the mother of invetion?

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@palemos · Oct 9 '18

There is a famous saying - necessity is the mother of invention. Do you agree with necessity really being the mother of invetion?

<p>In 1964 Frank Zappa assumed control authority of the American musical crew The Soul Giants. He renamed the band The Mothers, alluding to the jazz compliment of mother for an extraordinary performer. Be that as it may, their record organization, Verve Records, questioned the intimation and by need Zappa needed to change the name, making (and characterizing) The Mothers of Invention.[5] </p><p>Danish financial specialist Ester Boserup trusted "need is the mother of invention"[6] and this was a noteworthy point in her book The Conditions of Agricultural Growth: The Economics of Agrarian Change under Population Pressure. </p><p>The central station of Project Freelancer in the web arrangement Red versus Blue is a spaceship called the "Mother of Invention", referencing the Director of Project Freelancer utilizing any methods he supposes are important to guarantee the survival and progression of mankind. </p><p>A scene of Schoolhouse Rock! took the expression actually, depicting extraordinary American creators as imagining their plans to address needs their moms had in the scene "Mother Necessity." </p><p>Criticism	Edit </p><p>In a deliver to the Mathematical Association of England on the significance of training in 1917, Alfred North Whitehead contended that "the premise of development is science, and science is entirely the outgrowth of pleasurable scholarly interest." and rather than the old precept "Need is the mother of useless avoids" is much closer to the truth.[7</p>

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@rasamuel · Oct 9 '18

$3.35

Question answered on Musing.io

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

I had delegated 200 Steem Power for supporting two different projects. Now when I see my Steem Power delegation under my wallet, I'm seeing -205 delegated. Where has this extra 5 Steem Power has come from and how will I get it?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$2.24

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 8 '18

$2.27

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

<p>Great answer, thanks for answering and explaing it in the best manner. Appreciate it.</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

What is that one thing you don't like about yourself?

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@dembele · Oct 7 '18

What is that one thing you don't like about yourself?

<p>My qualities. </p><p>Whatever life has shown me in this limited capacity to focus like seventeen years, I regard it. My adventure might be not awesome finally but rather its brimming with stories to tell. I never abandon a chance to learn and develop. </p><p>My teachers,parents and companions think of me as high at good qualities . This is on account of I've constantly attempted to gain from the basic encounters of my life to form it into something awesome sometime in the future. </p><p>I don't have any single closest companion in my classroom to make up for lost time with, however everybody regard me. They guarantee that they don't talk anything inadmissible before me. </p><p>My educators have dependably trusted my words. They discover me fair and honest . One of my educators told that he doesn't have any issue setting up our inquiry papers before me since he realize that I would not move my eyes towards it. </p><p>My mom has left the town numerous a times disregarding me at home in view of my tutoring. What stressed her was just my security . She had full confidence(and she has it today also) that I won't do any wrong in her nonattendance. </p><p>My folks have never stressed over my examinations. I have dependably been capable and self spurred. They realize that I can organize betterly. </p><p>What's more, this is the best thing about me. My development at such an age and unquestionably my ethics.</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

$1.25

What is that one thing you don't like about yourself?

<p>I actually like everything about myself else I would be saying the creator didn't create me in his perfection. </p><p>There are however a few things I think I could improve on. </p><p>First, I don't know how to focus my eyes. This thing is something I don't normally discuss and have never spoken to anyone about it. It has affects me in too many ways. I can't look someone in the eyes without my eyeballs rolling. It has affected my confidence and my relationship with people. You my not understand this until you meet me. It's one of the reasons why I think I may not succeed in a relationship. I've had ladies come close me but I've never thought it wise to start a relationship because of the fear they wouldn't like me after while. This is my most pressing issue. It's been like this for since 2007. </p><p>Also, I don't know how to express love and passion. I feel like my emotional triggers have been removed, that's if they even existed in the first place. I could be either someone bereaved and lack the right words to say. Even when someone is happy, like he's won something, I can't express joy to the point that it seems geniune. </p><p>I think these things are peculiar with me. It's the reason why I think no one will understand and that's why I'm seriously considering being alone, till forever. </p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

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What is that one thing you don't like about yourself?

<p>I love doing things alone and it's affecting my relationship with my friends and partner.  I find it difficult asking someone for help, even when I know I needed the help seriously.  I've tried to cure it several times by talking to my partner more about my needs but  after a while, i would just revert back to my previous state of doing things alone.</p><p>The truth is that I didn't even notice that I'm behaving that way until  my wife complained about it. She said  I don't trust her that is why I don't share my issues with her.  I had to start assuring her that I truly trust her and that such behavior just happen unconsciously without any prethought.  Though I'm working on it and I believe with time that I'll be free to share my challenges with those dearest to me.</p>

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@hnub · Oct 7 '18

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How do I get the burnt smell out of microwave?

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@amirtheawesome1 · Oct 8 '18

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How do I get the burnt smell out of microwave?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 8 '18

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How do I get the burnt smell out of microwave?

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@hnub · Oct 7 '18

Which firewood is better, Walnut or Almond?

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@hnub · Oct 7 '18

How to stop chirping of ice makers?

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

What is the major cause of hyperestrinism? ?

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@jaror007 · Oct 8 '18

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What is the major cause of hyperestrinism? ?

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@mumunicraig · Oct 8 '18

What is the major cause of hyperestrinism? ?

<p>What usually causes hyperestrinism is when there is actually complication in liver failure.</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

What is the major cause of hyperestrinism? ?

<p>I think the right word is hyperestrogenism. Here're the major causes of hyperestrogenism:</p><p>Hyperestrogenism can be caused by ovarian tumors, genetic conditions such as aromatase excess syndrome (also known as familial hyperestrogenism), or overconsumption of exogenous sources of estrogen, including medications used in hormone replacement therapy and hormonal contraception. Liver cirrhosis is another cause, though through lowered metabolism of estrogen, not oversecretion or overconsumption like the aforementioned.</p><p>You can read more here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperestrogenism</p>

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

What processs occurs in the tratum germinativum layer ?

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@mumunicraig · Oct 8 '18

What processs occurs in the tratum germinativum layer ?

<p>The stratum germinativum layer is actually known as  the greatest or the deepest layer of the major five epidermis layer which is the factor responsible for the outer covering of skin in mammals..</p>

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

Is it wrong for a baby to loose weight?

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@andres987 · Oct 8 '18

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Is it wrong for a baby to loose weight?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Is it wrong for a baby to loose weight?

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@mumunicraig · Oct 8 '18

Is it wrong for a baby to loose weight?

<p>Well it actually  depends on the health of the baby at that moment - some babies are actually obese and need to really shed off the weight..so in my own opinion i think that a baby can rightly loose weight except if the weight loss was due to a medical condition (e.g. digestive problems)babies are usually expected to gain weight, but some babies gain weight so fast and it makes them become obese.</p>

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@igbalode · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to control low sperm count?

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@igbalode · Oct 7 '18

What are the signs that a person is over-thinking?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What are the signs that a person is over-thinking?

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

What are the signs that a person is over-thinking?

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@igbalode · Oct 7 '18

Can weight gain cause frequent body odour?

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@ijatuyi · Oct 7 '18

What is the best cold storage for steem?

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

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What is the best cold storage for steem?

<p>Steem is not supported by any hardware wallets such as ledger or trezor, so the only way is to create a new Steem account and then either write down the master password on paper and store this paper wallet securely - for example in a vault - or save the password electronically offline, for example on a flash drive, ideally encrypted. If you don't need to be able to quickly transfer the Steem, I would recommend powering them up (you will also earn interest then!) or if you need access within a few days and for SBD, transfer them to savings - in case someone gets access to your key, they can't withdraw the funds immediately. </p>

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@rok-sivante · May 16 '19

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@iscobet9ja · Oct 7 '18

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Do first born of a family get more attention from parents than the other kids?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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Do first born of a family get more attention from parents than the other kids?

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@artonmysleeve · Oct 25 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18

Do first born of a family get more attention from parents than the other kids?

<p>This definitely varies from culture to culture, tradition and even race. For example in the biblical times first born children are the symbol of a parent's true authenticity. They're entitled to landed properties, special privileges as well as special treatments as well. </p><p>So also let's take a look at the Igbo culture, of the eastern Nigeria in West Africa Their first born children are basically the child that takes responsibilities of replacing their parent if they're absent or maybe dead expecially if they're sons. As a result of this, the parents takes time to focus their attention more on them giving them special privileges as well as placing into their hands matters of urgent attention as well. This definitely shows first born children really gets attention more from their parents more than other sibling. </p><p>However the instances I've sighted had been based on culture and tradition.</p><p>However in a natural phenomenon it may be, it may also not, however in instances where parent have shown more attention to their first born children, it may be because it took them time to have a second and maybe a third  child so they're used to treating their first born specially because that's how it's always been when he/she was the only  child. I definitely think it depends on the type of parents  as well but the percentage are definitely high in most families giving their first born more attention</p>

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@iscobet9ja · Oct 7 '18

What is the negative impact of unemployment in the society?

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@iscobet9ja · Oct 7 '18

What security measures do musing.io need to put in place?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.73

What security measures do musing.io need to put in place?

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@jlordc · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

What security measures do musing.io need to put in place?

<p>I for one would like Musing.io to only accept "Posting Keys" instead of "Active Keys".</p><p>I still am not sure why Musing takes "Active Keys" instead of "Posting Keys" when all we do on the platform is only upvoting and commenting.</p><p>Since it uses SteemConnect I for one think that in terms of security, it is already secured.</p>

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

$1.24

What security measures do musing.io need to put in place?

<p>In my opinion, questions should not be upvoted unless they are truly unique and exceptional. There is so much spam of questions that can be answered by simply entering the question into Google, but people posts them here mostly not because they are actually looking for an answer, but because they are hoping for an upvote. This harms the platform. </p><p>For answers, plagiarism should be checked automatically - not sure if that is done already.</p><p>Also, I have the impression that long answers are preferred by curators over short on-the-point answers which would be more helpful in many cases. This leads to some long gibberish. </p>

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@iscobet9ja · Oct 7 '18

What are the requirements to start a roofing sheet business?

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

What is the best method do you think musing can use to stop upvoting spam answers?

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@amirtheawesome1 · Oct 8 '18

What is the best method do you think musing can use to stop upvoting spam answers?

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@pavillion · Oct 8 '18

What is the best method do you think musing can use to stop upvoting spam answers?

<p>Before you consume me alive, I'm not searching for names - I'm searching for measurements. </p><p>What truly interests me is the reason they get upvoted, however I'd bet you don't have that information. The following best thing is who throws the upvotes, which I expectation will give some sign with respect to why. </p><p>All reasons I can consider don't sound especially persuading: </p><p>Individuals are sufficiently inept to really discover such inquiries great </p><p>Sock puppetry (IMO far-fetched if the fundamental record has just 1 rep) </p><p>Some misinformed endeavor at encouragement...? </p><p>Mis-clicks, daze upvoting binge, ...? </p><p>Presently, I'm searching for a few information on upvotes on "frightful" questions. Allows first characterize a "horrible" question as (coordinating the majority of the accompanying): </p><p>Having either a score of - 3 or less, or being shut as "misty" </p><p>Having close to 5 upvotes </p><p>For all clients who have thrown upvotes on such inquiries, might we be able to please get a few charts or information dumps on (the dispersion of): </p><p>Regardless of whether the record still exists (on the off chance that you even hold such data for erased accounts) </p><p>Their notoriety </p><p>Their upvotes-to-downvotes proportion </p><p>The age of their record at the time the vote was thrown </p>

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@jassennessaj · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

What impact would it create if Musing runs as a witness?

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@jassennessaj · Oct 7 '18

$0.75

Why do "Phobias" exist??

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@jaror007 · Oct 7 '18

$3.83

Why do "Phobias" exist??

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@jassennessaj · Oct 7 '18

What is the most difficult Riddle you faced?

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@javalord · Oct 7 '18

Given a lot of scam mining online lately, how can a potential miner identify the real mine site and and a scamny mining company ?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.73

Given a lot of scam mining online lately, how can a potential miner identify the real mine site and and a scamny mining company ?

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

$1.25

Given a lot of scam mining online lately, how can a potential miner identify the real mine site and and a scamny mining company ?

Oh boy this is a really good question, I've actually lost some money to scamming sites like ethonline.io and others. I did some research and was able to find out the best ways to figure out if a mining site is a scam or not, if you see any of the following then that's a red flag;1. They hide the name of the person the domain is registered to: Well if you're going to run a scam then you'll probably want to make sure that it can't be traced back to you so making sure that people can't see who the domain is registered to is a good way to start. If you see anything like this then you better keep your cryptos close to you.2. They never show proof of equipment: How's a mining company supposed to mine any cryptosphere if they don't have any equipment. They'll delay and delay and keep on delaying and ultimately you won't see any mining equipment whatsoever. Just look at genesis mining, I believe they flew out @trevonjb to come see their new mining rigs, a scam site would never do that.3. They're basically Ponzi schemes: Well that's what it usually boils down to, a Ponzi scheme. If you trae their transactions well, you'll find that all they do is use other people's money to pay you and then keep some for themselves. It will be evident in the transactions for all the wallets that people make deposits to.4. They'll have ridiculous RORs: Any site that promises you 50% profit by the end of the month is most definitely a scam. Genuine mining sites like genesis mining only offer a fraction of that and their contracts usually last upwards of at least a year.5. The mining pool won't have a public mining address: This is perhaps the best way to confirm if the site is a scam or not. If the site doesn't have any signed blocks then you're definitely dealing with a scam. If you want to be make a rather large investment then request that they specifically sign a block for you. If they do it, then it's legit, if not, take your money and run!!!I hope this helps

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@javalord · Oct 8 '18

Given a lot of scam mining online lately, how can a potential miner identify the real mine site and and a scamny mining company ?

<p>Very educative. I see you mention Geneses as one of legit ones, can you please help with their link</p>

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@javalord · Oct 7 '18

$0.67

In crypto trading, what's the difference between a stop order, market other and stop limit?

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@niel96 · Oct 15 '18 (edited)

In crypto trading, what's the difference between a stop order, market other and stop limit?

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@classicmemes · Oct 15 '18

Thanks for sharing your opinion on this. I was going to post somthing similar but you really nailed it. well done!

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

How much money do I give my adult daughter?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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How much money do I give my adult daughter?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$1.10

How much money do I give my adult daughter?

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@hnub · Oct 7 '18

How much money do I give my adult daughter?

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

How much money do I give my adult daughter?

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

Which is that one factor you look out for while purchasing a car?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$1.16

Which is that one factor you look out for while purchasing a car?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Which is that one factor you look out for while purchasing a car?

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

Is there a different recipe how to cook fish?

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@hnub · Oct 7 '18

$2.48

Is there a different recipe how to cook fish?

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

What is the effect of truck weight on roads?

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

What popular gadget do you think will disappear in the near future?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

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What popular gadget do you think will disappear in the near future?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.67

What popular gadget do you think will disappear in the near future?

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@anonsteve · Dec 18 '18

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@hlezama · Dec 18 '18

$1.11

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@iyanpol12 · Dec 18 '18

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@jlordc · Dec 18 '18 (edited)

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What popular gadget do you think will disappear in the near future?

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@karamyog · Dec 18 '18

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@macaronibu · Oct 7 '18

$0.69

What popular gadget do you think will disappear in the near future?

<p>I think that laptops might dissappear in the near future because new different gadgets that can act as computers are being developed and more and more people are beginning to get comfortable with using smartphones to access information on the internet or do any form of task.</p>

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@rok-sivante · Dec 19 '18

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@jehonathan · Oct 7 '18

Are bees having trouble pollinating?

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@johnhd · Oct 7 '18

What's new about Musing ?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

What's new about Musing ?

<p>Well due to the hardfork 20 i believe that musing.io can now create features that will enable people to directly open an account on the platform which will be automatically linked to a steem wallet and i believe that is a great platform.</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$0.70

What's new about Musing ?

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@johntagbo · Oct 7 '18

Why are majority of the official sizes of bottles named after bible characters???

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@ckole · Oct 9 '18

Why are majority of the official sizes of bottles named after bible characters???

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@josephjoseph · Oct 7 '18

What causes stretch marks in some pregnant women?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

What causes stretch marks in some pregnant women?

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@busypen · Oct 8 '18

What causes stretch marks in some pregnant women?

<p>I have had to do a research on those before and and therefore think I can answer it. </p><p>Stretch marks comes when there is rapid gain in weight and this is mostly common in pregnant women. It can be seen on the abdomen as the baby bump grows. </p><p>Stretch marks are sometimes genetic. It the lady's mother had stretchmarks when she was pregnant, the lady will most likely have them too. </p><p>Stretch marks aren't that bad except for the fact that some people don't like them. It's just a tear in the inner layers of the skin due to the pressure from the baby-infused weight gain. </p><p>Stretch marks will most often become less visible as time progresses although some tend to linger. </p><p>Taking in lots of vitamins especially vitamin C will help fasten the fading process and also the application of cocoa butter. </p><p>Stretch marks aren't a visible in dark-skinned people as they are in fair people. That's an added advantage for the dark-skinned people. </p><p>Pregnant women should try to ensure less rapid gain in weight and should watch their eating pattern. </p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What causes stretch marks in some pregnant women?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

What causes stretch marks in some pregnant women?

<p>Most women develop stretch marks on their abdomen during pregnancy, however it is also common to get them on the breasts, thighs, hips, lower back and buttocks. While they can appear anywhere on the body, they are most likely to appear in places where large amounts of fat are stored.</p><p>Stretch marks are actually tiny tears in the supporting layers of tissue under your skin as it's pulled tight to the limit during pregnancy. Whether or not you get them has a lot to do with genetics: Chances are, if your mother had them, you probably will too, but if she sailed through her pregnancies with smooth skin intact, you'll likely follow suit. Rapid pregnancy weight gain can also make you more prone to getting stretch marks. And darker-skinned women are less likely to have stretch marks than those who are fair-skinned (plus they're not as visible on dark skin).</p><p>What Can I Do About Stretch Marks When I'm Pregnant?</p><p>Though stretch marks are usually genetic, there are a few ways to try to minimize their appearance:</p><p>* Moisturize. Cocoa butter certainly won't hurt, though no stretch mark cream is a miracle cure. If nothing else, moisturizing daily will help with the dryness and itchy skin associated with pregnancy (plus it's fun to have your partner rub some onto your tummy!).</p><p>* Nourish your skin from the inside. Plenty of vitamin C foods in your pregnancy diet may also help keep your skin toned and less subject to stretch marks.</p><p>* Watch your weight. Keep an eye on that scale during pregnancy and put your pounds on slowly and steadily instead of in big spurts. Keep in mind that eating for two doesn't mean literally eating twice as much, so as much as possible, try to follow the general recommendations for caloric intake during pregnancy.</p><p>* Wait it out. Of course you wanted a solution yesterday, but hold off for now. Your dermatologist can offer treatments such as Retin-A or laser therapy after you give birth. Neither is safe during pregnancy, however, and the stretching ain't over till it's over.</p><p>Source: https://www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/symptoms-and-solutions/stretch-marks.aspx</p>

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@josephjoseph · Oct 7 '18

What is hypertonic solution?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

What is hypertonic solution?

<p>A hypertonic solution has a greater concentration of solutes than another solution. In biology, the tonicity of a solution usually refers to its solute concentration relative to that of another solution on the opposite side of a cell membrane; a solution outside of a cell is called hypertonic if it has a greater concentration of solutes than the cytosol inside the cell. When a cell is immersed in a hypertonic solution, osmotic pressure tends to force water to flow out of the cell in order to balance the concentrations of the solutes on either side of the cell membrane. The cytosol is conversely categorized as hypotonic, opposite of the outer solution.</p><p>When plant cells are in a hypertonic solution, the flexible cell membrane pulls away from the rigid cell wall, but remains joined to the cell wall at points called plasmodesmata. The cells often take on the appearance of a pincushion, and the plasmodesmata almost cease to function because they become constricted, a condition known as plasmolysis. In plant cells the terms isotonic, hypotonic and hypertonic cannot strictly be used accurately because the pressure exerted by the cell wall significantly affects the osmotic equilibrium point.</p><p>Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonicity</p>

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@josephjoseph · Oct 7 '18

What is the exact factor that causes earth-quake?

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@zaicha · Oct 7 '18

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What is the exact factor that causes earth-quake?

<p>An earthquake is movement of earth crust. </p><p>The surface beneath the earth is formed of plates.</p><p>When these plates collide with each other, an earthquake is emerged.</p><p>The strength or magnitude of earthquake is measured using Richter Scale. Which is measured from 1 to 9. </p><p> The magnitude of earthquake differs form small to high.</p><p>A magnitude below 5 scale is considered as small and mostly is not harmful.</p><p> However, a magnitude above 5 or above is considered as dangerous. As it may case damage to buildings and life.</p>

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@josephjoseph · Oct 7 '18

Can a person get HIV even after using condom?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

Can a person get HIV even after using condom?

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@joyce-okpobo · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of ovarian cyst and what are the natural remedies ?

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@jadyclem · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of ovarian cyst and what are the natural remedies ?

<p>Ovarian cyst is very common in women. It develops as a result of a woman's menstrual cycle. Some common factors that influence it are hormonal Imbalance, pregnancy etc</p><p>There's no way to prevent ovarian cyst but regular pelvic check from your physician will help you detect any sign of ovarian cyst. Also watch out for any changes in your monthly flow.</p>

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@joyce-okpobo · Oct 10 '18

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of ovarian cyst and what are the natural remedies ?

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@joyce-okpobo · Oct 10 '18

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@sseerrr · Oct 8 '18

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What is the cause of ovarian cyst and what are the natural remedies ?

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@jpphotography · Oct 7 '18

Which features would you like to see in a platform for independent travellers?

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@juasegun · Oct 7 '18

What is the worst crime in the world?

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@difelice5000 · Oct 7 '18

What is the worst crime in the world?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What is the worst crime in the world?

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@holovision · Oct 7 '18

What is the worst crime in the world?

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@juasegun · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to increase call tariff in a country?

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@xibalba · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to increase call tariff in a country?

<p>"What are the best ways to increase call rates in a country?," what is it, I don't understand the call problem. hahahhaah</p><p>I've read on the internet, I don't know, it's complicated for me.</p>

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@juasegun · Oct 7 '18

What will happen if i dont 'shower before going to b ?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What will happen if i dont 'shower before going to b ?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What will happen if i dont 'shower before going to b ?

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@juasegun · Oct 7 '18

What are the right away to solve digest problem ?

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@julstamban · Oct 7 '18

How can blockchain technology help in construction industry?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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How can blockchain technology help in construction industry?

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@julstamban · Oct 8 '18

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What are the basic drum beat patterns for beginners?

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@engrkevz · Oct 8 '18

What are the basic drum beat patterns for beginners?

<p>Basic grove for newbie are 4/4 notes it sounds 1,2,3,4.  Then practice the rudiments paradiddle on stick LRLL RLRR. Enjoy drumming! </p>

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@kadipenonso · Oct 7 '18

What are the benefits a company will get when hiring an advertising agency?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

What are the benefits a company will get when hiring an advertising agency?

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@kadipenonso · Oct 7 '18

Will the stock market last forever?

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@acesontop · Oct 7 '18

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

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@kadipenonso · Oct 7 '18

What course do someone need to study in other to become a hotel manager?

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@kashamu · Oct 7 '18

What is the best tour company in the world?

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@kashamu · Oct 7 '18

How can someone cash an income tax cheque without using an ID?

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@kashamu · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to start a NGO?

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@kaypace · Oct 7 '18

How long can you store and freeze foods?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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How long can you store and freeze foods?

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@mrzi · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

How long can you store and freeze foods?

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@okann · Oct 7 '18

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How long can you store and freeze foods?

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@kaypace · Oct 7 '18

Can dogs eat pinto beans?

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@kaypace · Oct 7 '18

What to use for a candle holder in emergency?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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What to use for a candle holder in emergency?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 7 '18

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What to use for a candle holder in emergency?

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@riskawirdayanti · Oct 7 '18

What to use for a candle holder in emergency?

<p>If it is an emergency you must be careful with the candles not to cause a fire. Place the candle in a place that is not burning like an iron or ashtray then keep it from being close to the cloth. </p>

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@kaypace · Oct 7 '18

How to make painting look bigger?

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@kennedisola · Oct 8 '18

What is the business for a stay at home mom?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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What is the business for a stay at home mom?

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@kennedisola · Oct 8 '18

What happens in wrestling are real or just scripted?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

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What happens in wrestling are real or just scripted?

<p>It is scripted of course but there is still rivalry. Back in 1998 Bret Hart was the WWF world champion and WWF owner Vince McMahon had a falling out with him.  Bret had held the title for a few years and it was agreed he would be beaten by Shawn Michaels. That years WrestleMania was being held in Calgary(Brett's home city) so it was agreed he would not lose there but at the next major event. Brett and Shawn Michaels didn't get on. That night at WrestleMania Shawn Michaels pinned Bret to the canvas which was not in the script and the referee counted to 3. Michaels won to the despair of Brett Hart. It wasn't meant to happen but Vince McMahon wanted to send a message. No one was bigger than the WWF.  So to answer your question. it depends </p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What happens in wrestling are real or just scripted?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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What happens in wrestling are real or just scripted?

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@kennedisola · Oct 8 '18

What is the cause of child obesity?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What is the cause of child obesity?

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@rok-sivante · Feb 2 '19

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@tatase · Nov 17 '18

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@kennedisola · Oct 8 '18

Is constant headache a sign of depression?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Is constant headache a sign of depression?

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@jlordc · Oct 26 '18

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18

Is constant headache a sign of depression?

<p>Headaches has a lot of illnesses expecially  which it's a symptoms of. For example headache can be a sign of malaria, so also a sign of of fever, typhoid as well as other things too. However if you're experiencing headaches it may not be 100% depression, however if you feel or think you're depressed and having headaches constantly it may be as a result of hypertension, high blood pressure or hangovers or blackouts as well which can come in the long run of being depressed.</p><p>However totally yes! Constant headaches can be a sign of depression no doubt to be on a safer side, the safest thing to do will be reaching out to a doctor and allowing bombing run full diagnosis on you. When the headache become too frequent it definitely comes with something you should see a doctor for.</p>

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

What is defined as Lymphocyte cytogenetics?

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18

What is defined as Lymphocyte cytogenetics?

<p>The lymphocyte is the fundamental cell of the lymphoid tissue. Lymphocytes are a kind of white platelet which deliver antibodies to execute any pathogens which attack the body. They are little white platelets which have expansive cores, however no granules. They deliver antibodies that battle malady and destructive organisms in the body or check the sickness for the phagocytes to overwhelm.</p>

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

Can fibroid stop a woman from getting pregnant?

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@valth · Oct 8 '18

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Can fibroid stop a woman from getting pregnant?

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

What is carcinomo?

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@bootylab · Oct 8 '18

What is carcinomo?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is carcinomo?

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18

What is carcinomo?

<p>Carcinomas are usually cancers that occur in the epithelium (it is actually the layer of cells that really covers the body's surface and also the lining of the internal organs and also various glands). It is medically proven that more than eighty percent of human cancers fall into this category...</p>

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

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Do diabetes affect the emotion of a person?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Do diabetes affect the emotion of a person?

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

What is the normal blood pressure rate for any adult?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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What is the normal blood pressure rate for any adult?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the normal blood pressure rate for any adult?

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@hermannsol · Oct 8 '18

What is the normal blood pressure rate for any adult?

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

What is optophobia?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is optophobia?

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

What is optophobia?

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@kilishi · Oct 8 '18

$0.22

What is the term used for phobia for water?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

What is the term used for phobia for water?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

What is the term used for phobia for water?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the term used for phobia for water?

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@kiwijuce3 · Oct 8 '18

Whare are some major features/changes you want to see in the Steemit ecosystem/bidbots/other bots & services?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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@jlordc · Oct 12 '18 (edited)

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@kiwijuce3 · Oct 8 '18

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@kokolanadiana · Oct 7 '18

What is capital gains tax?

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@tabontabon · Oct 7 '18

What is capital gains tax?

<p>Definition of short term capital gains tax</p><p>On the off chance that a capital resource (stocks, bonds, arrive, private property and so forth.) is sold inside three years from the date of obtaining, benefits from the deal are named as here and now capital gain. Here and now capital additions are assessable. The additions are added to your wage and you have to settle salary regulatory expense according to your piece. For eg., in the event that you are in 30% assessment piece, your transient capital increases will be saddled at 30%. There are no indexation benefits accessible for here and now capital increases. Here and now capital increases can be figured by the recipe: </p><p>Here and now Capital Gain = Deal Thought – (Cost of Securing + Cost of Change + Cost of Exchange) </p><p>What is Long term capital gains tax </p><p>In the event that the capital resource (stocks, bonds, arrive, private property and so forth.) is sold following three years from the date of obtaining, benefits from the deal are named as long haul capital gain. Long haul capital additions are exhausted at the level rate of 20%. Be that as it may, you can spare 100% of this assessment under different segments accessible under IT Act. For long haul capital increases, you can likewise take advantage of Cost Expansion Record. </p><p>Since, we can take indexation benefits, long haul capital additions can be computed by the equation: </p><p>Long haul Capital Gain = Deal Thought – (Listed Expense of Obtaining + Ordered Expense of Change + Cost of Exchange + Exclusions)</p>

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@kokolanadiana · Oct 7 '18

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@kokolanadiana · Oct 7 '18

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@kokolanadiana · Oct 7 '18

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@tabontabon · Oct 7 '18

How can someone start a security company with less capital?

<p>The principal thing you would need to do is begin the way toward getting your permit (whenever required) on its way. </p><p>You may have a test to take, or an application to record. There might be a slack time in preparing the printed material, so get that in advancement while you're fabricating your foundation. By and large, most purviews require some important law authorization, security officer or military experience to fit the bill for business licensure. </p><p>In the event that you haven't picked a name as of now that ought to be your next place to begin, before enlisting your business. Picking a name is essential, particularly on the off chance that you intend to have a local or national nearness. For instance, a great many people will confide in an organization called "Progressed Across the nation Security" over "Joe's Security Firm." Consider your organization objectives and customer discernment when settling on your name. </p><p>In the wake of picking a name, your going to need to enlist your business</p>

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@kokolanadiana · Oct 7 '18

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@tabontabon · Oct 7 '18

What is defined as medium term source finance ?

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@koshilo · Oct 7 '18

What makes marketing jobs successful?

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@koshilo · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to start an E-commerce website?

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@koshilo · Oct 7 '18

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How can someone detect a fake gold necklace?

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@dailyxkcd · Oct 7 '18

2+2 is 4 minus 1 thats 3 quick maths.

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

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How can someone detect a fake gold necklace?

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@koyemimo · Oct 8 '18

What do men love but some women don't know?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What do men love but some women don't know?

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@koyemimo · Oct 8 '18

How can a man become more attractive?

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@anonsteve · Nov 27 '18

$1.24

Question answered on Musing.io

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

How can a man become more attractive?

<p>By being filthy rich</p><p>Having a humongous dong wouldn't hurt his chances</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How can a man become more attractive?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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How can a man become more attractive?

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@koyemimo · Oct 8 '18

What is the worst thing you have done for money?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What is the worst thing you have done for money?

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@koyemimo · Oct 8 '18

Can being miserable be a thing of choice?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

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Can being miserable be a thing of choice?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

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Can being miserable be a thing of choice?

<p>I totally think it can be. My father has two friends that go to every funeral in our town . They love them . Love misery. When no one dies the two friends go to the hospital and visit the sick. So I definitely think it can be a choice</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Can being miserable be a thing of choice?

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18

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Can being miserable be a thing of choice?

<p>Being miserable depends on situations and circumstances which are out of your hands and as a result of these circumstances the turn out of events in one's life may result in disappointment, failure and stumbling blocks.</p><p>Misery is not what any human being will bargain for, everyone in life hopes to be successful, self fufilled and accomplished as well and not miserable or hurt</p><p>As a matter of opinion Misery to me is an involuntary action which is out of contro, it's a psychological effect that reciprocates when things turns out quite bad for man contrary of how they want it to turn out, it's an emotional outburst that precedes sadness and pain that's why I feel being miserable is a not a thing of choice, but something an involuntary circumstances that must take place when there is a negative turn of event in the life of a man</p>

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@koyemimo · Oct 8 '18

Which hollywood movie can make someone to become more intelligent?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Which hollywood movie can make someone to become more intelligent?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 8 '18

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What is the role of bacteria in winemaking?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 7 '18

If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

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@maloudada · Oct 7 '18

If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

<p>If i am going to the prison in the next decade the cryptocurrency which i would invest in will be a cryptocurrency that will last long on the cryptocurrency market,i will gladly invest on steem because i believe it is a reliable cryptocurrency.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

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If you were going to prison for the next decade, which cryptocurrency would you invest your savings in?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 7 '18

Does the dandelion leaf has any beneficial effects when eaten ?

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

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Does the dandelion leaf has any beneficial effects when eaten ?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 8 '18

What does "dry wine" mean?

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

What does "dry wine" mean?

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

What does "dry wine" mean?

<p>As an absolute wine lover,  i can say dry wine is simply a wine that has no residual sugar, which means it isn’t sweet. When grape juice converts to wine, alcohol is produced in the fermentation process because yeast eats up all the sugar present in the juice. In many wines, the winemaker stops the fermentation process before the yeast has time to eat all the sugar, leaving the wine a touch sweet. When a winemaker leaves a little sugar behind, we call this residual sugar. To make a dry wine, the winemaker will instead let the fermentation process finish completely, allowing the yeast to consume all the sugar present. No more sugar, so no sugary sweetness; the wine is therefore dry.</p>

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 7 '18

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Can Aloe Vera really help prevent acne?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

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Can Aloe Vera really help prevent acne?

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@maulik1999 · Oct 7 '18

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Can Aloe Vera really help prevent acne?

<p>Yes, aloe vera helps prevent acne. Aloe vera does have potent skin healthy property. Aloe vera also used in herbal medicines. </p><p>     Researchers said that aloe vera contains saponin, anti bacterial, anti fangal, anti inflammatory properties which is really good for acne. </p><p>     Aloe vera is rich vitamin A,C and E which are antioxidants. Which can cause premature cell death and lead to any number of issues including acne. </p><p>      I  was used aloe vera and I m very sure that the aloe vera is good for recent acne heal without leaving bad of marks.</p><p> I have personally used aloe vera with good results. I was used it for 3 weeks. I use it 2 times a day. The older scars was fading away but taking longer to completed fade. After 3 weeks I feel like my skin was tightning and very smooth and clear.  </p>

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

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Can Aloe Vera really help prevent acne?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 7 '18

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How is the engagement on Dlive after the migration?

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

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How is the engagement on Dlive after the migration?

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 7 '18

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How can I get fit by simply working out at home without equipments ?

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 7 '18

How can I get fit by simply working out at home without equipments ?

<p>Push ups, sit ups, squats and pull ups will do quite well. Of course, it helps to have some running</p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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How can I get fit by simply working out at home without equipments ?

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

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@kwadjobonsu · Oct 8 '18

Is there anything such as inner beauty?

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@busypen · Oct 8 '18

Is there anything such as inner beauty?

<p>Inner beauty is real. As a matter of fact, inner beauty is the reality beauty. It is not just something that ugly people tell themselves a some people opine. </p><p>Inner beauty deals with a person's attitude, charisma rather than physical appearance. It is what will sustain a relationship in the long run. </p><p>A lot of people are concerned only about the face and the physique but there are a lot of pretty ladies to say with repulsive characters. You get close to them because of the or beauty but you can't stay long with them because off their attitude. </p><p>In my opinion, the physical appearance should never be a the judge, it's the reason why I don't really like this idea of love at first glance. Like, how is that possible? </p><p>Love doesn't just happen, it is built with time. </p><p>A pretty face may getting one a friend, a spouse, but it's the attitude, the inner beauty that determination how far the relationship will go. </p>

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

Is there anything such as inner beauty?

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@lagere · Oct 8 '18

What makes steroids dangerous to humans?

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@lagere · Oct 8 '18

How can a person make a child to stop using vulgar words?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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How can a person make a child to stop using vulgar words?

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

How can a person make a child to stop using vulgar words?

<p>By hurling vulgarity at the child whenever he uses swear words 😼</p>

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@hermannsol · Oct 8 '18

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How can a person make a child to stop using vulgar words?

<p>The first thing will be to identify his source of vulgarity. Most kids don't just grow up and vulgarity appears or pops up in them. They sure picked it up from somewhere and that will be the way to get it out of their system by taking the source away from them. Most of them pick up this words frim friends, movies, clubs, companions etc.</p><p>When i say take it away, i don't mean if the source is a friend or school, you get them out of the school or something but i just mean that when you've identified where the vulgarity is coming from, then you will be able to actively contol their exposure to it like in the case of movies for example, to caution them better etc.</p><p>Most at times, the source is parents. Children easily pick up these words from us as parents and you will only get it out of their system if we stop using them ourselves. That means teaching by example. </p><p>You might also want to implement disciplinary measures like grounding them for example when they do. Punishing them seriously will make them realize the gravity of their words and how serious you are to make them stop it.</p><p>Hope this helps...</p>

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@lagere · Oct 8 '18

What is the definition of vascular calsification?

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@lawsonlawson · Oct 7 '18

What are the usual health benefits that someone can get from vodka?

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@lawsonlawson · Oct 7 '18

What is the major cause of low sperm count?

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@lawsonlawson · Oct 7 '18

What health benefits can be gotten from marijuana?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What health benefits can be gotten from marijuana?

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@lifesteem · Oct 8 '18

Do you feel, yourself that you are a perfect human?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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Do you feel, yourself that you are a perfect human?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 8 '18

Do you feel, yourself that you are a perfect human?

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18

Do you feel, yourself that you are a perfect human?

<p>My dear, perfection doesn't exist on thus sphere. People make mistakes, learn and move on. I certainly don't consider myself as perfect. </p><p>To be perfect would mean to possess no fault or flaws. It's hardly possible. Whatever parameter you'd want to use to judge, be it physical beauty and physique or attitude and mannerism, nobody on earth is perfect. </p><p>I've seen beauty without intelligence, seen beauty with intelligence and poor attitude. There's just no one perfect. </p><p>I think it's this that makes us human, the fact that none of us are perfect. It makes us depend on others and see the need to relate, network. </p><p>After all, no man is an island. We all need each other to cover our weaknesses. </p>

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@lifesteem · Oct 8 '18

Why can the heart feel something strange when something is around you?

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@littledingtv · Oct 6 '18

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Is it true that you can still grow taller even you are 20 plus years old?

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@pavillion · Oct 7 '18

Is it true that you can still grow taller even you are 20 plus years old?

<p>The world has constantly appreciated individuals with great tallness. There is dependably an additional point for good tallness. Well! Would you like to know normal strategies to Increase Height? Do you believe that time is gone to expand tallness? At that point you are incorrect and here we present some successful and tried techniques to expand your stature normally. </p><p>In this article, I will impart to you 6 different ways by which you can empower your human development hormone and push your tallness. Presently, one of these ways is independent of your age. Thus, in the event that you are 20, 25 or even 30, this would apply to you.</p>

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@sidraww333 · Oct 6 '18

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Is it true that you can still grow taller even you are 20 plus years old?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

Hos do you deal with toxic family members?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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How do you deal with toxic family members?

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@jofomaja · Oct 8 '18

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How do you deal with toxic family members?

<p>This is one logical question. I wonder though when a family member can be said to be toxic. </p><p>However, I can relate with those although it has never happened in my family but I've seen dailies where there's no unity among the children and even parents. </p><p>Well, the first thing I think should be dialog. This works many times as there is often an underlying cause which may not be evident on the surface. It could be that the person is nursing hurt or that is going through very tough times. You try to be there for them and show your support. </p><p>If the person is the ready to dialog, then maybe you should try and create distance between you and the person. Try to avoid confrontation but be of best behaviour so that things could go well. </p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

How do you deal with toxic family members?

<p>The easiest way to deal with toxic family members is to distance yourself from them. There are so family members that regardless of how hard you may try to be nice to them, they will still  find a way to be toxic. The easiest way to deal with this type of people is to distance yourself from them.</p><p>After letting them know of how hurtful you find their toxic behaviour and they refuse to  change, the best thing to do would be to distance yourself from them. If you happen to find yourself in situation where you always have to be in contact with them, try ignoring their toxicity by not giving them response. The more you ignore them, the more they would get the message. </p>

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

What is actually the meaning of transcendenal meditation?

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@asiwajupe · Oct 8 '18

What is actually the meaning of transcendenal meditation?

<p>Well transcendental Meditation is actually known as natural,simple and a great mental technique whereby a person usually practices sitting comfortably in a chair for about thirty minutes twice daily ,this technique is not a philosophy neither is it a religion,the practice makes the body and soul to be at rest and it is a great form of relaxation...</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

What is actually the meaning of transcendenal meditation?

The Transcendental Meditation technique or TM is a form of silent mantra meditation, developed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The meditation practice involves the use of a mantra and is practiced for 15–20 minutes twice per day while sitting with one's eyes closed. It is one of the most-widely practiced, and among the most widely researched meditation techniques, with over 340 peer-reviewed studies published. Beginning in 1965, the Transcendental Meditation technique has been incorporated into schools, universities, corporations, and prison programs in the USA, Latin America, Europe, and India. In 1977, a U.S. district court ruled that a curriculum in TM and the Science of Creative Intelligence (SCI) being taught in some New Jersey schools was religious in nature and in violation of the First Amendment. However, the technique has since been included in a number of educational and social programs around the world.The technique has been described as both religious and non-religious, as an aspect of a new religious movement, as rooted in Hinduism, and as a non-religious practice for self-development. Over its 50-year history the technique has had high visibility in the mass media and effective global propagation, and used celebrity and scientific endorsements as a marketing tool. Advanced courses supplement the TM technique and include an advanced meditation called the TM-Sidhi program. In 1970 the Science of Creative Intelligence, described as "modern science with ancient Vedic science", became the theoretical basis for the Transcendental Meditation technique. The Science of Creative Intelligence is a pseudoscience.Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendental_Meditation_technique

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

What do someone need to have a healthy life?

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@asiwajupe · Oct 8 '18

What do someone need to have a healthy life?

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@jadyclem · Oct 8 '18

What do someone need to have a healthy life?

<p>You need a healthy lifestyle to have a healthy life. You need to know what's healthy for your body and what's not. You must be willing to Shawn every harmful practice that's hurting your organs</p><p>You must learn to eat healthy, rest when needed and also engage in both physical and mental exercise constantly. A healthy lifestyle requires Discipline. If you can discipline yourself and desist from unhealthy practices, good health will be sure for you.</p>

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@johntagbo · Oct 8 '18

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What do someone need to have a healthy life?

A healthy life is very important for a number of reasons. By healthy life, I assume you mean eating right, exercising regularly and avoiding anything harmful to the body. So while most people would rather eat whatever they want and lay at home all day, there are advantages that a healthy life has over those.1) weight control: exercising and eating right will help you stay fit always. They are the two surest ways to avoid becoming overweight. Some might say there's nothing wrong with adding weight but the truth is that the adding excess weight makes you more likely to have depression, obesity, heart diseases, strokes, diabetes, etc. While staying fit reduces your chances of them.2)helps fight diseases: by living a healthy life, you severely cut down your chances of getting most diseases. Regular exercise keeps the body's metabolism working at its best and a healthy diet will boost your immune system. Then this coupled with avoiding things like alcohol, smoking and drug abuse will keep you from getting diseases associated with them. A healthy life will reduce your chances of getting diseases like lung cancer, or developing liver problems, arthritis, heart diseases (as I said earlier) and so many more3) it boosts energy: regular exercise and a healthy diet will keep you fully energised through out your day. The excercise itself will boost your stamina and combining this with eating the right foods will put you in such a position that you can go an entire day without actually getting tired4) lifespan: combining all the factors I mentioned earlier, a healthy life will make sure you live longer. And not only will longer than most who didn't take better care of their bodies, you will also be stronger and better when they are frail and old.

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@zaicha · Oct 8 '18

What do someone need to have a healthy life?

<p>To have a healthy life one must have balanced diet. In addition to some exercises.</p><p>A balanced diet is very necessary to live a healthy life. </p><p>One should have all the required portion of protein, carbohydrates and vitamin in his/ her daily life.</p><p>Exercise is also very necessary to live a healthy life.</p><p>It is not necessary to join some jym. One can do so e basis exercises at home in addition to walk.</p><p>One can also join some sports activity to remain healthy.</p>

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@madamrokiba · Oct 8 '18

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Can a person run away from fears?

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@asiwajupe · Oct 8 '18

Can a person run away from fears?

<p>Yeah a person can actually run away from their fears but the best way to stop fears is  to confront the fear itself and fight it and win the battle.</p>

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@jehovahwitness · Oct 8 '18

I strive not to be a man of success, but rather to be a man of value.

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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Can a person run away from fears?

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@malueli69 · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Can a person run away from fears?

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@prinsj · Oct 8 '18

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Can a person run away from fears?

<p>Fear is a psychological feeling that comes as a result of uncertainties. Fear is a mental thing, it is only real to the person(s) feeling it as it comes naturally most. </p><p>Human nature has the flight/fight/freeze mode, a reflex action which is a way out of situations that occurs without ample time to adjust, think and act.</p><p>Fear by itself, is not a problem but our actions when this feeling is present is where the problem lie. Most of us take action when afraid and do stuff we usually would not when thinking logically. </p><p>It is not possible to run away from fear neither is eliminating fear possible but taking the right action inspite of fear is the way to go. We must learn to do the right thing even when we are afraid. </p><p>I will leave you with this quote</p><p>"Courage is not the absence of fear but the presence of something greater."</p><p>                                             Franklin D. Roosevelt</p>

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@mar.milano · Oct 8 '18

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Is it true that vitamin K stops bleeding? What consequences does it bring after stopping menstruation with vitamin K?

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@markocrypto · Oct 7 '18

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What is the most profitable type of investment?

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@artgirl · Oct 11 '18

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@bozz · Oct 11 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@mrspablo · Oct 11 '18

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@yohantor · Oct 7 '18

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@mayamieko · Oct 7 '18

Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

Most of them do so to protect and secure the future of their children. At a young age, children are prone to copy negative habits from their peers and if not properly guided, they could become a menace to themselves and the society at large. It's in a bid to prevent this that some parents go the extra mile to act strict. Some parents however go the extreme to the point of beating the children till their bodies are covered with sores and wounds. I read an article recently that almost made me shed tears. A father was used to beating his children for minor offenses. One day, one of his boys came back from school and was doing homework. He dis the exercises given from 1 till 35. The father said this was too much and promised the boy he was was going to approach the teacher the next day. When the father got to his school, he found out that the teacher had actually only given 1-10 and that the boy had proceeded on his own. The father there and then told the boy he was going to 'see' after school. That boy never returned home. One man saw the boy roaming the street and took him to the police station where the boy, being very bright was able to relay everything that he had been going through and why he didn't return home. When they asked him to take off husband shirt, his body wasn't covered with scars from several severe beatings. I saw the picture and almost burst into years. It's good to discipline kids but not too there extreme. Being strict is good but you should be able to know when it's enough, and when the boundaries have been reached. My father was a disciplinarian to us and never spared the rod. Still, I don't think that was a what made used whatsoever we are, the things I didn't indulge in were not because I was afraid of my father's beating but because I careful to know their effects.

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

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@dinoromanelli · Oct 7 '18

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Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

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@francistagbo · Oct 7 '18

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Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

<p>Well, considering the immoral nature of the world right now, you can't really blame certain parents for being strictll with their kids. It's usually to impact discipline in them. I know this for a fact because my old man was beyond strict with me and my siblings and although I didn't understand it then, it's done a hell of a lot more good than harm.</p><p>My old man was and still is a firm believer of spare the rod and spoil the child, and being the truly stubborn one in my family, I received more ass whoopings than I can even remember but on the long run, it actually taught me alot and helped build up good character in me.</p><p>There's a saying in my hometown that what an elder can see sitting down is more than a child can see standing on a giraffe head and to an extent it's true. Granted parents aren't always right, but for the most part, they are. Strict parents tend to be that way because they feel the only way to ensure that their children don't fall by the waste side or become useless is to be strict and make sure that they learn to follow the rules.</p><p>It's also quite possible that strict parents where raised by strict parents and as such they're simply mirroring what they themselves experienced because to them that's the only way to raise a child. My grandmother's level of strictness makes my dad look like a joke. She trained her kids to be obedient and respectful and that's exactly what my dad did with me and my siblings.</p><p>Honestly, I don't think I'll be a strict parent, but if push comes to shove and my kids are becoming wild then I'll pop open a can of strictness and make them shape in!!!</p>

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18

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Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

<p>Today's children are prone to be recipe for disaster if they're not properly guided, taught and well trained to obey laws, rules, norms and abide by moral and standardized principle. Some parent are strict to their children because it's the only way they can impact knowledge into them on how to be responsible and well behaved.</p><p>If you notice in our society these days children are always known to lose their way if they're not taken care of, advice on how to go about life, from toddlers, adolescent, teenage years even to adulthood as well.</p><p>The only way parents succeeds in doing this is to be strict.</p><p>In African homes father's hardly allow child mismeandour at all and that's why my father always made laws and rules for me to follow and when I fail there was total consequences and punishment for me. My father hardly allowed me attend social gatherings or kept late nights, I don't party nor attend prom nights as a result of this I termed my father strict but I understood his goals and aims, he needed to be strict in order to raise me to be responsible and I believe that's the same reason most parents are strict to their children as well.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

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Why are some parents very strict to their kids?

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@sereze · Nov 7 '18

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@mayamieko · Oct 7 '18

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@mayamieko · Oct 7 '18

What is the defintion of semi direct finance?

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@tabontabon · Oct 7 '18

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What is the defintion of semi direct finance?

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@mistura · Oct 7 '18

How can someone detect swine-flu?

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@johntagbo · Oct 7 '18

How can someone detect swine-flu?

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@pawpawpawpaw · Oct 7 '18

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How can someone detect swine-flu?

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@mistura · Oct 7 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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@mistura · Oct 7 '18

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Are oral contraceptives still effective?

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@pawpawpawpaw · Oct 7 '18

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Are oral contraceptives still effective?

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@mumuaboki · Oct 7 '18

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What is the best way to control anxiety?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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@kennedisola · Nov 17 '18

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@mumuaboki · Oct 7 '18

Can urinal bladder cancer be cured?

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@mumuaboki · Oct 7 '18

What is the ulcerative colitis and what is the best way to cure it?

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@musiwapasiwa · Oct 8 '18

What is the best way to handle a depressed boss?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the best way to handle a depressed boss?

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@musiwapasiwa · Oct 8 '18

What caused the increase in drug abuse in our society?

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@a0x1 · Nov 20 '18

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@bjornb · Oct 8 '18

What caused the increase in drug abuse in our society?

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@blanchy · Oct 8 '18

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What caused the increase in drug abuse in our society?

<p>There is definitely a correlation between drug abuse and poverty. Some people see it as a reason from the everyday pressures of life . If people are financial insecure then they loose hope and resort to drug abuse. Drugs are the same as alcohol as they take you away from the strains of everyday life. Some people don't have a job and get bored. Some people get mixed up with the wrong crowd. I'm not saying rich people don't abuse drugs but it is way more prevalent in the poverty striken areas </p>

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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What caused the increase in drug abuse in our society?

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@musiwapasiwa · Oct 8 '18

What are the most common reasons why people get fired from work?

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@holovision · Oct 8 '18

What are the most common reasons why people get fired from work?

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

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What are your best proofs for or against religion (any and all)? In essence, why do you believe or not believe?

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@anonsteve · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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What are your best proofs for or against religion (any and all)? In essence, why do you believe or not believe?

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@erikah · Oct 31 '18

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@glenalbrethsen · Oct 31 '18

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

What is the meaning of life? (sorry, I had to do it)?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the meaning of life? (sorry, I had to do it)?

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@namasico · Oct 6 '18

How can someone seperate word from video?

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@namasico · Oct 7 '18

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What are the current cyber threats against the world?

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@charlesdruett · Oct 7 '18

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What are the current cyber threats against the world?

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@namasico · Oct 6 '18

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What could make a person have trust issues in a relationship?

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@bootylab · Oct 7 '18

What could make a person have trust issues in a relationship?

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@nattybongo · Oct 7 '18

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What is World Sight Day?

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@eaglespirit · Oct 7 '18

What is World Sight Day?

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@nattybongo · Oct 7 '18

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What is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the World?

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@christian94 · Dec 23 '18

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@pavillion · Oct 7 '18

What is the leading cause of preventable blindness in the World?

<p>Trachoma is an irresistible eye ailment caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, which spreads by contact with a tainted individual's hands or attire. It is the world's driving reason for preventable visual impairment, and is one of the most seasoned illnesses known to man. </p><p>Today, around 41 million individuals, generally ladies and kids, have dynamic trachoma and need treatment. An expected 8.2 million individuals have a propelled phase of the illness in which the eyelashes turn internal and rub the cornea, a condition called trichiasis. These individuals confront the danger of visual weakness or visual impairment except if treated with a basic surgery. </p><p>The poorest of the poor experience the ill effects of trachoma, particularly in zones that have constrained access to water and sanitation. Africa is the most influenced mainland. Trachoma is accepted to be endemic in 57 nations. All inclusive, 1.2 billion individuals live in trachoma-endemic regions, basically in the poorest networks in the creating scene </p>

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@rok-sivante · May 16 '19

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@netscape101 · Oct 8 '18

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Can I make money from making playlists?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

Can I make money from making playlists?

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@netscape101 · Oct 8 '18

Can I make money from making playlists?

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@netscape101 · Oct 7 '18

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Why would anyone in their reason make use of trybe.one ?

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@daan · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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Why would anyone in their right mind make use of trybe.one ?

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@netscape101 · Oct 7 '18

Why would anyone in their right mind make use of trybe.one ?

<p>Thanks for your reply, makes sense.</p><p>I totally agree with this good point you made</p><p>:"...I really didn't like the manual review process either, that kinda defeats the purpose of having such a service on a blockchain. "</p>

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@niel96 · Oct 8 '18

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How can i know how much resource credits i have?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

How can i know how much resource credits i have?

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@johntagbo · Oct 8 '18

How can i know how much resource credits i have?

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@rehan12 · Oct 9 '18

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@sheikhsayem · Oct 11 '18

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@ocupation · Oct 8 '18

Why does steem have negative trand as soon as bitcoin goes up?

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@oduoye · Oct 7 '18

Does yoga help people to loose weight?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

Does yoga help people to loose weight?

<p>Yoga is a form of excercise and i believe that any form of good excercise can make someone to comfortably loose weight which they desire and yeah i have personally met people who said they lost weight through yoga.</p>

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

Does yoga help people to loose weight?

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@oduoye · Oct 7 '18

What addictives are inside the cigarette?

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@oduoye · Oct 7 '18

What hormone is released during pregnancy?

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@cpok · Oct 8 '18

What hormone is released during pregnancy?

<p>can be triggered by several factors. Among them are family health history, gender, and other disorders. However, did you know that the hormonal balance of pregnant women can also play a role in the development of autism? See the link below.</p><p>Autism and estrogen</p><p>Estrogen is a group of hormones that are chemically similar in structure. Included in the group of estrogen hormones are estradiol, estriol, and estrone. This homone hormone is responsible for the development and maintenance of female sexual characteristics. The ovaries (ovaries), fat cells, and adrenal glands are responsible for producing these hormones.</p><p>Many studies have revealed that too high estrogen levels in the mother's body during pregnancy can increase the risk of autism in the baby being conceived. In addition, if a mother is pregnant again within three months after giving birth, her child is likely to experience autism.</p><p>Experts also believe that the higher lifetime exposure to estrogen, the higher the levels of the hormone estrogen circulating. Therefore, if you get your first menstrual period early, your child becomes more at risk of developing autism.</p><p>However, at a reasonable level, estrogen in the body is actually good for fetal brain development. This hormone supports the formation of various tissues and cells in the brain so that the brain becomes more effective at working. Therefore, it is very important to keep the hormone levels of pregnant women stable and reasonable.</p><p>Autism and progesterone</p><p>Progesterone is a hormone that is produced primarily by the ovaries. This hormone can also be formed in the placenta during pregnancy. Men also have small amounts of this hormone released by the adrenal glands.</p><p>Medications such as birth control pills and hormone replacement therapy can also provide progesterone intake. In women, progesterone increases with the menstrual cycle. During pregnancy, progesterone stimulates the uterine wall to thicken. Because the eggs that have been fertilized by sperm cells must attach to the wall of the uterus in order to form the fetus.</p><p>After menopause, progesterone production in women is reduced. In addition to menopause, progesterone can be reduced due to workload, exercise, and a low-calorie diet. Well, you have to be careful because low progesterone levels in pregnant women can cause an increase in the incidence of autism in children.</p><p>Autism and testosterone</p><p>Testosterone belongs to a group of male hormones called androgens, but this does not mean that only men have it. Women also have testosterone. The ovaries produce and release these hormones into the bloodstream.</p><p>The new findings show that high testosterone levels in the mother's womb can be attributed to an increased incidence of autism in children. However, the research is mostly done on boys, although there are a small number of girls involved. Researchers must also investigate further to determine whether there is a similar relationship between testosterone and the risk of autism in girls.</p><p>A number of studies have been conducted to determine the relationship between autism and hormones of pregnant women. Abnormal changes in hormone levels during pregnancy can be linked to future autism in infants. And further research is needed to ensure this information.</p><p>Hello Health Group does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What hormone is released during pregnancy?

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@pawpawpawpaw · Oct 7 '18

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What hormone is released during pregnancy?

<p>I am not a master but rather this is the thing that I procured amid my secondary school: </p><p>1. Estrogen : It encourages the improvement of embryo by invigorating the development of adrenal organ (it secretes synapses) and furthermore it keeps up the affectability of uterus of another hormone called oxytocin. </p><p>2. Progestrone : It keeps the smooth muscles of the uterus loose to avert uterine constrictions </p><p>3.hCG(human chorionic gonadotropin): It is created by the placenta and is required for the support of the equivalent. Likewise assume a job in closing down the creation of a develop egg by the ovary consistently amid pregnancy . </p><p>4.hPL(human placental lactogen): It diminishes the insulin affectability of mother's body and reductions mother's glucose use so glucose can be made accessible to the creating hatchling. Additionally it assumes the key job in moving the digestion of the mother from glucose to the put away fat and advances lipolysis ( separate of lipids) . </p><p>5.Oxytocin : After the advancement of the embryo is finished , the hypophysis praise of the mind discharges oxytocin which actuates uterine compression , more grounded constrictions fortify significantly more discharge on oxytocin, this hormone is additionally connected with maternal holding, lactation after incitement of areolas. </p><p>6.Relaxin: This hormone helps in balancing out pregnancy by repressing uterine constrictions. Amid conveyance this relaxes the connective tissue called open symphysis (the hard connective tissue between pubic bones ) . </p><p>7.PRL(prolactin): It builds up the mammary organ for the creation of drain and animate drain generation. </p><p>The levels of different hormones like cortisols and thyroxine increments keeping in mind the end goal to keep up sound advancement of hatchling.</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

What hormone is released during pregnancy?

<p>Many hormone levels are affected in the body during pregnancy, with several hormones playing major roles during pregnancy. These include:</p><p>* Human chorionic gonadotropin hormone (hCG). This hormone is only produced during pregnancy---almost exclusively in the placenta. HCG hormone levels found in maternal blood and urine increase dramatically during the first trimester and may contribute to causing nausea and vomiting often associated with pregnancy.</p><p>* Human placental lactogen (hPL). This hormone, produced by the placenta, helps in the process of providing nutrition for the fetus and plays a role in stimulating milk glands in the breasts in anticipation of breastfeeding.</p><p>* Estrogen. This group of hormones is responsible for the development of the female sexual characteristics. Normally formed in the ovaries, estrogen is also produced by the placenta during pregnancy to help maintain a healthy pregnancy.</p><p>* Progesterone. This hormone is produced by the ovaries and by the placenta during pregnancy. Progesterone stimulates the thickening of the uterine lining in anticipation of implantation of a fertilized egg.</p><p>Source: https://www.stanfordchildrens.org/en/topic/default?id=hormones-during-pregnancy-85-P01220</p>

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@ogaumar · Oct 7 '18

What makes you survive in musing.io?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What makes you survive in musing.io?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What makes you survive in musing.io?

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@kamalona · Oct 7 '18

What makes you survive in musing.io?

<p>There are many times that i see some people get upvotes on the contents which they have posted on the platform and i feel inspired that someday i will get upvotes too but i survive on the platform because i enjoy the contents which i read on this platform.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

What makes you survive in musing.io?

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@okann · Oct 7 '18

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$2.47

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

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@anonsteve · Nov 19 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$0.73

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

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@daan · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

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@riskawirdayanti · Oct 7 '18

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

<p>I have asked a similar question to a relative of mine. According to him, if there is a driver who loses concentration should not cross first. Let him pass and then cross.</p><p> If there is a passenger, then how to invite him to chat and make him feel comfortable and then try to switch the conversation so that he is careful and when he is comfortable then you must ask that you drive.</p>

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@titianus · Oct 7 '18

How would passenger stop a motorcycle if the driver loses conciousness?

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@okann · Oct 7 '18

How to make a squirt gun look real?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How to make a squirt gun look real?

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@holovision · Oct 7 '18

$1.16

How to make a squirt gun look real?

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@okngus · Oct 8 '18

$0.22

If today you are given one goat to eat, can you eat it all?

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

If today you are given one goat to eat, can you eat it all?

<p>Eating one full goat is not something i would want to try because i feel it is unhealthy and it is a kind of greed which i would obviously want to avoid so i will not want to eat one full goat.</p>

👍 pal

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

If today you are given one goat to eat, can you eat it all?

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@okngus · Oct 8 '18

Is sugar one of the causes of sweet blood disease?

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@olaifabanke · Oct 7 '18

What is the biggest stock exchange in the world?

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@olaifabanke · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to ask a lady out for a date?

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@omegagamerow · Oct 8 '18

What are the communities in steemit surrounding education and science?

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@daan · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

What are the communities in steemit surrounding education and science?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

What are the communities in steemit surrounding education and science?

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@oscar55 · Oct 7 '18

$0.68

What is the most misunderstood aspect of cryptocurrency?

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@a3d · Oct 7 '18

$3.31

What is the most misunderstood aspect of cryptocurrency?

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(HTTP  for access to information, TCP / IP for information routing and SSL for  encryption ...) To understand this let us look at the origins of the  Internet.<br>\n</p>\n<p>One of the key components of its infrastructure are the network protocols; who are on the Internet what the code of the road is to driving. These  protocols all have a distinct role and they bring together the rules  that allow us to connect networks globally and to exchange information  instantly. (HTTP for access to information, TCP / IP for information routing and SSL for encryption ...)</p>\n<p>All these protocols are now old, and the Internet architecture still has flagrant holes. 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@anonsteve · Nov 15 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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👍 musing, reazuliqbal, mixr

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@crypto-wisdom · Nov 17 '18 (edited)

$0.26

What is the most misunderstood aspect of cryptocurrency?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$2.26

What is the most misunderstood aspect of cryptocurrency?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

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What is the most misunderstood aspect of cryptocurrency?

<p>Most people think that crypto is a faster and easier route to acquire wealth without doing anything or doing very little.  Most people invest in some cryptos without knowing the roadmap or the real world application of such crypto. They think all crypto is a fast route to wealth.</p><p>Though someone can get wealthy by investing in the right crypto, someone can also lose his/her investment if they invest in a wrong crypto. Crypto is not an easy or faster route to wealth.  It's like any other investment that requires serious accessment.</p>

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@oscar55 · Oct 8 '18

What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

$2.04

What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

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@edymunawar · Oct 8 '18

What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

<p>Investing in cryptocurrency is really tempting, especially if we know the rapid increase in value last year. Where the value reaches more than Rp 250 million per 1 TB. But there are some considerations that I consider before investing;</p><p>* Hard to predict</p><p>Cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, its value is strongly influenced by the level of public trust. Its volatility can be very wild.</p><p>Therefore, before you start investing in Bitcoin, you must have a high level of awareness because of its unpredictable value.</p><p>* The profit of cryptocurrency are very speculative</p><p>Nobody suspected that the value of Bitcoin could be so that time. From what was originally only worth tens of thousands of rupiah, then it was increased to hundreds of millions of rupiah. Even so, things like that can be likened to winning a lottery, not something that often happens.</p><p>* High risk</p><p>Although the level of security is quite high, Bitcoin is still arguably vulnerable to attacks by hackers. This is because Bitcoin is stored in an online "wallet" that is connected to the network, so it's quite risky to be interrupted by hackers.</p><p>Thank you!</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

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@olimann · Oct 8 '18

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What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

$1.02

What factors do you need to consider when investing in a cryptocurrency?

<p>One major factor you need to consider when investing in any crypto is its real life application.  Does the crypto solve any problem that is of economic value? investing in crypto is very risky and you can make huge gain in your investment decision is right. But you can also make a great loss if you invest in the wrong crypto.</p><p>Therefore,  you have to know the real life application of such crypto and decipher if its something that is in demand.  Another very important thing you have to look into is the credibility of the project initiator. Who are those behind the project? Are they credible? Will they stick to their roadmap? Etc. How credible and serious the crypto team is about ensuring that the project is a success is worth considering.  Some crypto projects are designed to make the initiator rich, such type of project should be avoided because there's a greater chance that you would lose your investment should you invest in such crypto.</p><p>The trading volume of such crypto is also another factor.  Crypto with high daily trading volume implies that a lot of investors have confidence in such crypto and they are stalking their money on it. Etc.</p>

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@ostupid · Oct 8 '18

What is the current lifespan in the world?

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@ostupid · Oct 8 '18

How do mosquitoes drink water?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

How do mosquitoes drink water?

<p>Mosquitoes do not drink water, female mosquitoes need water to breed in for laying their eggs but they do not drink water. Instead they drink fluids rich in sugary substance such as nectar. Only the female mosquitoes drink blood but male and female drink other fluids containing dissolved sugar.</p>

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@ostupid · Oct 8 '18

What are the side-effects of coffee?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What are the side-effects of coffee?

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

What are the side-effects of coffee?

<p>You forgot a couple important answers: actually being God, the ability to think, life, and loss of your soul.</p><p>these are all important side effects of coffee.</p>

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

$1.10

What are the side-effects of coffee?

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@otondoandrew · Oct 7 '18

What could make a computer to suddenly crash?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What could make a computer to suddenly crash?

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@otondoandrew · Oct 7 '18

Do computers have limitation?

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@otondoandrew · Oct 7 '18

$0.75

How can someone improve the page rank of a website?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$1.29

How can someone improve the page rank of a website?

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@pabloseyi · Oct 7 '18

$0.75

What is the best way to learn seo marketing?

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@pabloseyi · Oct 7 '18

Can some computer virus make a computer to shut down?

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@pabloseyi · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

What is the meaning of arithmetic logic unit?

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@palongo · Oct 7 '18

What is called a chatbot?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

$2.51

What is called a chatbot?

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@palongo · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

Is there a difference between internet commerce and E-commerce?

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@palongo · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

How can steem blockchain be prevented from spamming?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$0.76

How can steem blockchain be prevented from spamming?

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@penauthor · Oct 8 '18

$0.24

Is once saved, forever saved a reality ?

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@hermannsol · Oct 9 '18

$2.16

Question answered on Musing.io

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@josediccus · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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Is once saved, forever saved a reality ?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

Is once saved, forever saved a reality ?

<p>Once saved, forever saved is not a reality. It's a false doctrine that crept into Christianity to lead many Christians astray and make them lose their end goal - which is eternity with God almighty.  Christianity is a consistent walk with God and their is no room for wilful sin in Christianity. </p><p>Those preaching the once saved, always saved message are trying to give a justification for wilful sinning.  God doesn't condone sin that is why he requires us to live holy lives in order to have constant fellowship with him. He will forgive us if we fall and ask for mercy but to consistently live in sin and still think we're right with God is a doctrine from the pit of hell that should be discarded.</p><p>Once saved, always saved isn't a reality. You must make consistent effort to live for God in order to remain saved.</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

Must Christians go to church?

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

$0.73

Must Christians go to church?

<p>Christians are warned not to forsake the assembly of themselves in Hebrew 10 verse 25. </p><p>The truth is that christianity is not place specific as God can be worshipped anywhere. Afterall, He's the omnipresent God and lives everywhere at the same time. So, even if one is in a room, God still hears and responds to his prayers. </p><p>Despite that, God wants believers to be at constant touch with one the other and to fellowship. One sharpens the other. In the area where one lacks strength, the other is able to encourage him. </p><p>Also, when believers come together there's a corporate anointing that is released in to the atmosphere. Their faiths acting together produces mighty results. </p><p>Also, when a believer sees the faith of another, the progress of another, he's encouraged to press in for more. </p><p>Lastly, christianity isn't for sitting at home bit rather than for proactiveness. There's a limit to what one person can achieve serving God alone but Together, Everyone Achieves More</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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Must Christians go to church?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 7 '18

Must Christians go to church?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Must Christians go to church?

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@macaronibu · Oct 7 '18

$0.69

Must Christians go to church?

<p>I do not believe that it is compulsory that a christian must go to church,i believe that GOD is everywhere and a christian can worship him wherever he is.</p>

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

$1.16

Must Christians go to church?

<p>You'll find the answer to "must Christian go to church? " in "why do Christians go to church?" Not going to church is not a sin, but one can hardly serve God effectively without going to church. Going to church and knowing that you're not alone in the Christian walk, will encourage you to hold God tighter. Also in times of challenge,  you can easily find support and encouragement from fellow believers. </p><p>What about the word of God that we hear every time in the church? having a personal study of the word of God is very important to every believer,  but we gain more insight and understanding of the word of God when we also hear teaching of the word from other believers in Christian gathering. </p><p>Being part of a church is very necessary for all believers because it help enhance your Christian work with God, give you encouragement, correct you when you're wondering off, etc. A Christian  that's not part of a Christian body would find it very hard practicing and holding on to the Christian faith</p>

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@penauthor · Oct 7 '18

Can someone give me direct download link for cracked version of easy worship?

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@rambochain · Oct 8 '18

$0.63

Do you ever fear that the world is becoming because of technology?

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@a3d · Oct 8 '18

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Do you ever fear that the world is becoming because of technology?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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Do you ever fear that the world is becoming because of technology?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Do you ever fear that the world is becoming because of technology?

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

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Do you ever fear that the world is becoming because of technology?

Science has constantly utilized productive doubt to enhance and now and again to a really demonstrate a hypothesis. Innovation is the stupendous case of what science has accomplished. The dread is normal, for the most part it originates from the un-educated or the un-taught that have kept running from the whorl-winds of innovation. This is certainly not another thing for people. At the point when the printing press initially showed up it was met with a colossal dismissal of it's utilization, esteem and even it's profound quality. A book was in numerous eyes a shocking result of another innovation that rose due to the requirement for researchers to record, consequently share and turn into a living history. Today, no human can live without purchasing, owning, utilizing and the keeping of books. Homes, schools, libraries, organizations, governments live beyond words the Book. Would you be able to envision not having books. Today the world is breathing innovation as it characterizes how we live and survive. I don't think the normal individual acknowledges exactly how huge simply the correspondences framework has progressed toward becoming. Also other interlaced frameworks like; shipping, parkways, railways, air courses, TV, radio: am-fm-shortwave-and so on., microwave-joins, cell, electrical power network, satellites and the notorious INTERNET in addition to it's required information stockpiling. The rundown continues endlessly. Would you be able to envision what number of electro-attractive transmissions (EM waves), with simply the wifi and cellphones are happening all around everybody all over the place. I have made a harsh gauge of 10,000 flags passing through my body each minute. (I'm not proposing that these mischief us) but rather the greatness is amazing a direct result of the a huge number of gadgets inside 5 miles of my body. I'm genuinely certain if I somehow managed to remain with Alexander Bell in his lab and I let him know of this future reality he would presumably take a stick and beat my head in, just on the wildness of my words.

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@rasamuel · Oct 6 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 6 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@blanchy · Oct 7 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

<p>legalising a plant that has known medical benefits for diseases like Parkingsons disease is a long time coming . Governments need more taxes and this would be a cash cow as thousands smoke the plant daily . If alcohol is legal then I don't see why marijuna  shouldn't be as well. </p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 6 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@daan · Oct 6 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

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What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@jassennessaj · Oct 7 '18

What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@jewel00789 · Oct 6 '18

What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 6 '18

$1.18

What are your views on marijuana; do you think it should be legalized?

<p>I think it's ok to legalize it if a proper framework is created to sell it and distribute it but I'm more worried about the people that have been convicted with minor possession crimes, they should get released and their records cleaned. </p><p>Personally I don't consume drugs, tobacco or alcohol but I'm not against legalizing it because you should be free to do whatever you want with your body and especially if it doesn't really affect other people plus it will create a new thriving economy predicted to reach over 10 billion dollars yearly right now but I'm assuming it will be even bigger. </p>

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@rok-sivante · May 16 '19

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@ratnabarman · Oct 7 '18

What do you think that is it right to invest on bitcoin how far do you consider right?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

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@xibalba · Oct 7 '18

What do you think that is it right to invest on bitcoin how far do you consider right?

<p>in my opinion, buying all the cheapest coins after selling at high prices, when prices start to rise, we will sell all of them</p>

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@roboske · Oct 7 '18

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What are the most common disadvantages of manual database?

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@roboske · Oct 7 '18

Do you think computers helped human lives?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

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Do you think computers helped human lives?

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@roboske · Oct 7 '18

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What makes gambling addictive?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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What makes gambling addictive?

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@futuremind · Oct 7 '18

What makes gambling addictive?

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@royalpubg · Oct 8 '18

What is the purpose of scientific research?

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@erensonmez · Oct 8 '18

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What is the purpose of scientific research?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the purpose of scientific research?

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

What is the purpose of scientific research?

<p>Logical research has two classes: unadulterated logical research and connected logical research. The fundamental motivation behind unadulterated logical research is to discover a clarification regarding why certain things occur in the normal world. Interestingly, connected logical research manages searching for answers to particular inquiries that assistance mankind, for example, restorative research or natural examinations. Connected Scientific research is more centered around testing speculations, rather than tending to extract standards, just like the case with unadulterated logical research. </p><p>Numerous analysts concur that the objectives of logical research are: portrayal, forecast, and clarification/understanding. A few people add control and application to the rundown of objectives. For the time being, I am will center around examining depiction, expectation and clarification/understanding.The most imperative objective of both these types of logical research is to think of clarifications that portray the reasons for the marvel. There are three requirements expected to decide the circumstances and end results of a logical examination: covariation of occasions, appropriate time-arrange succession and the end of conceivable elective causes.</p>

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@rambochain · Oct 8 '18

What is the purpose of scientific research?

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@resuscitate · Oct 8 '18

What is the purpose of scientific research?

<p>Scientific research is the bedrock of scientific innovation and discovery.  Research makes some technology possible. Research is all about finding the best way to either improve on an old idea or bring in new ideas to reality. Research search for the best solution among probable solutions through consistent experiments,  observation,  testing,  analysis etc.</p><p>There can hardly be meaningful scientific advancement without scientific research.  Research finds out and implement the findings for the good of man. So the purpose of scientific research is to make scientific advancement possible </p>

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@royalpubg · Oct 7 '18

$1.12

Following the technological leap of humanity over the past 100 years (computer / internet / nuclear energy / transportation, etc.) Do you think it would be important to also update the major beliefs / philosophies and religions?

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@alaisguineasis · Oct 28 '18

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@jadyclem · Oct 7 '18

$0.70

<p>Religion or belief is not something that can be updated easily like technology. Change in technology is not supposed to affect religious beliefs because religious belief is something that was passed from generation to generation and it greatly influences the way of life of the people practicing it.</p><p>If a religious belief can be discredited, the  loyalist of such religion may decide to have a rethink but other than that, religion cannot evolve easily like technology because it's a lifestyle</p>

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@markkujantunen · Oct 17 '18

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@yohantor · Oct 7 '18

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@rye05 · Oct 8 '18

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I am from the Philippines. Just bought a PS4 and wanted to play tekken 7 online, my ISP is a bit slow so I was thinking of getting a fast one, what would be the best for tekken 7? Also, my connection is NAT type 3, how do I change it to NAT type 2?

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 8 '18

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@saburisaburi · Oct 8 '18

$0.54

What are the animals that people tend to believe it is harmful but it is actually not?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

$1.02

What are the animals that people tend to believe it is harmful but it is actually not?

<p>I would go for cat. This is because in Nigeria, cats are associated with everything bad ranging from voodoo to black magic to witch craft. Movies acted on Nollywood depicts cat as a spiritual animal used by the spiritual beams to torment others. This has ignited a big fear in people in my country such that when they see cat they jump and run and if it is a black cat oh my goodness, they will organise prayers for the Christians or start a spiritual cleansing. They believe humans can transform into a cat and visit someone to cause havoc.</p><p>I think all these is superstitious beliefs. Cats are harmless domestic animals. While I was growing up my dad brought a kitten home, he said he found it wondering and decided to help. The cat became a part of the family and I grew so fond of it especially how it runs to say hello whenever I come back from school. It sleeps with me on the bed and I got really attached to it until someone filled my dad's head with some evil thoughts about cats and one day I came back from school and it Is no more.</p><p>Cats are lovely animals and good pets. </p>

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@saburisaburi · Oct 8 '18

Are males and females mixed together in a prison?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Are males and females mixed together in a prison?

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@saburisaburi · Oct 8 '18

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How do mortgage banks make most of their profits?

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@bozz · Oct 8 '18

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How do mortgage banks make most of their profits?

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@palemos · Oct 8 '18

How do mortgage banks make most of their profits?

The lodging breakdown 10 years back is an incredible case for your inquiry. Countrywide was at one time the biggest home loan bank in the United States with an arrangement of $2 trillion worth of home loans at its pinnacle. Their normal home loan was $175,000. At the point when the lodging market crumple slaughtered Countrywide, the administration organized an arrangement that enabled Bank of America to advance in and get them for $4 billion - a value that was 1/500th (no grammatical error) of the estimation of the home loans in Countrywide's portfolio. After this, the administration at that point gave "too huge to fall flat" Bank of America $20 billion. That implies in the event that you had a home loan through Countrywide, Bank of America purchased your home for $350 and was then repaid for it with cash given to them by the administration. For what reason weren't the mortgage holders given that arrangement? I wager you each and every mortgage holder would have composed a check for $350 to claim their home inside and out had they been given the chance. Rather, the administration masterminded an arrangement that permitted one bank (BofA) to purchase $175,000 contracts for $350 each, AND gave them the cash to do it. Bank of America proceeded with the terms of the first home loan, so if your home loan was for $175,000, you were relied upon to keep on making a similar installment you used to pay to Countrywide to Bank of America. That implies in the event that you made only one single installment, Bank of America had officially made a benefit on your credit. It guessed simply be an adjusting rights bargain, however rather they made a progression of bookkeeping moves to viably exchange full responsibility for home loans to themselves while keeping the liabilities in a bankrupt Countrywide shell. On the off chance that you at any point asked why they were so eager to do contract alterations in the wake of lodging costs fell this is on the grounds that they couldn't have cared less… it was all free cash to them. Over that, they got the chance to discount the measure of the decrease as excused obligation, despite the fact that they weren't the originator of the credit and never lost a penny. This is a case of corporate welfare, where the administration offers cash to an organization that did not procure it, AND gives them a can't pass bargain that nobody else is permitted to have.

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@saburisaburi · Oct 8 '18

Who is considered as the king of music?

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@crazycatuncle · Oct 8 '18

Who is considered as the king of music?

<p>The Phantom of the opera</p>

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Who is considered as the king of music?

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@sagartalekar · Oct 7 '18

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

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@akaola · Oct 15 '18 (edited)

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 8 '18

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

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@donsunex · Oct 7 '18

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

<p>In my humble opinion, I'd accept Bitcoin as a global currency. This is owing to the fact that the use of Bitcoin as a legal tender is wide spread to almost every nation across the globe.</p><p>However, some countries are still in the denial stage and hence have outlawed the use of Bitcoin and made trading the currency a criminal offence. But the enlightened one have accepted it a the next global currency and are already utilizing its potentials to the fullest.</p><p>I chose Bitcoin not because of its volatility but because, its a cryptocurrency that heralded the popularity of the other cryptocurrencies and even made the word cryptocurrency find it's footing in the finance and money world.</p><p>Making Bitcoin a global currency would not be any different from what we have today only that it would have legal backings across the globe and people would be able to trade freely with the cryptocurrency without fear of arrest from any government and without superiority claims of one indigenous currency over another because Bitcoin is not particular to any country</p>

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@markkujantunen · Oct 14 '18

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@rehan12 · Oct 15 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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👍 musing, achlord

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@timsol1990 · Oct 14 '18 (edited)

$1.83

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

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👍 musing, jolasol15, sisterwerepe, timsol1990, akaola, timsol1000

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@classicmemes · Oct 14 '18

Great post, but I can see you aren't getting as many votes as you deserve. Have you looked into SteemEngine?

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@yungchief · Oct 8 '18

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Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

<p>I would have love Bitcoin to be accepted globally but as it stands,  the world might not accept it for it decentralization, maybe the people will but the governments of the world will not due to the high security risk it pose,  with no trace of the sender and what the money was meant for. I think the cryptocurrency to be accepted globally might be EOS which is moving slowly from decentralized to centralized due to KYC. </p>

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@zaicha · Oct 8 '18

Which crypto currency will accept as a global currency ?

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@sarakisaki · Oct 7 '18

What can be used to prevent colon cancer?

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@sarakisaki · Oct 7 '18

What are the names of liquor with low calories?

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@resuscitate · Oct 7 '18

What are the names of liquor with low calories?

<p> Here is a list of 14 Low-Calorie Alcoholic Drinks</p><p>* A vodka seltzer with lemon or lime. ...</p><p>* A bloody mary, extra spicy. ...</p><p>* A glass of pinot noir or champagne. ...</p><p>* A Johnny Walker Black and Diet Coke. ...</p><p>* A low-calorie version of a cosmopolitan. ...</p><p>* A scotch on the rocks. ...</p><p>* Silver tequila on the rocks or with soda plus lime juice or an orange slice. ...</p><p>* An ice cold beer.</p><p>* A toned-down mojito</p><p>* A glass of sauvignon blanc or a simple marg</p><p>* Vodka soda with a splash of juice</p><p>* Kombucha with vodka</p><p>* Market berry cocktails</p><p>Source: https://www.self.com/story/low-calorie-alcoholic-drinks-registered-dietitians-love</p>

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@sarakisaki · Oct 7 '18

Is it possible for the human eyes to smell from inside?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Is it possible for the human eyes to smell from inside?

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@shebeleeza · Oct 7 '18

$0.67

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

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👍 musing

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

<p>I will obviously make sure that i keep the bitcoin in a cold storage and wait for the price to rise all through the years which i want to spend at the jail and i believe i would have made alot of profits on the investments by the time i leave the prison.</p>

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

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@cloudspyder · Oct 7 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

<p>Get an encrypted cloud, store all your private key and tottaly destroy your hardware wallet. It's safe now.</p>

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@shebeleeza · Oct 10 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

<p>lol</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

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@holovision · Oct 7 '18

$1.18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

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@shebeleeza · Oct 9 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

<p>That is a really good point about asking the lawyer.</p>

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@lunaticpandora · Oct 7 '18

$0.03

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

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@shebeleeza · Oct 7 '18

What would you do with your bitcoin if you went to jail?

<p>Lol what if you forget your password or something. I guess you could get a safety deposit box to keep the thing in and book the safety deposit box for as long as possible.</p>

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@shikena · Oct 7 '18

What are the major benefits of life insurance?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

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What are the major benefits of life insurance?

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@shikena · Oct 7 '18

What is that major difference between a calculator and a computer ?

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@shikena · Oct 7 '18

What are the dangers of sleeping very late?

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@shikena · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to carry out a car insurance ?

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@shikena · Oct 7 '18

What is the actual meaning of green computing?

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@sisterwerepe · Oct 7 '18

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What is the best remedy for hypertension?

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18

What is the best remedy for hypertension?

<p>Hypertension is caused by the increase in the blood pressure as a result of maybe strenuous activities or things like shock. Hypertension may even lead to partial paralysis or stroke or even death. Hypertension definitely doesn't have a permanent remedy  and it's continues but can only be prevented or slowed down by the use of medicines like Amlodipine, this is a drug that reduces the blood pressure and as well stabilize the chest pain that and loss if breathe often associated with hypertension as well.</p><p>Now to even prevent it from happening in the first place, it's imperative that one stays away from strenuous activities, avoid situations and circumstances that may cause terrible news which can cause shock and thereby induce hypertension.</p><p>Drink a lot of water as well, always make sure to stay in a well ventilation area and sleep well when you're fatigued.</p>

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@sisterwerepe · Oct 7 '18

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@agbeja · Oct 7 '18

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

<p>Well i believe that it depends on the physical strength and mental strength of the individually especially when the person have reached a point whereby they know longer have the physical and mental capacity to get job done at work.</p>

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@dijin · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@elpinguino1999 · Oct 7 '18

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@prinsj · Oct 7 '18

$1.11

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

<p>Retirement age depends on so many factors, factors that can affect the quality of life after retirement. This can be, the amount of cash you have saved, the kind of business you have built to sustain you needs or investment made to cater for the future. </p><p>The best time or age to retire is unique to every individual, the Tech Boom made so many people retire in their early 40s and late 30s, many more did retire during the last crypto bull run and my guess is they're probably a lot younger. </p><p>Retirement age is the age when you have the required resources to cater for your needs and the needs of you family without asking for aid from others or the government.</p><p>Some may chose to continue working even after acquiring the resources, that is where choice comes in, and some may not attain such height even at age 65.</p><p>Which is the legal age of retirement in my country.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

At what age is the best time to retire from work?

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@sisterwerepe · Oct 7 '18

What subject do you love most while growing up?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

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What subject do you love most while growing up?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What subject do you love most while growing up?

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@jofomaja · Oct 8 '18

What subject do you love most while growing up?

<p>It has to be mathematics and introductory technology. </p><p>I have always loved numbers and have fared well in the subject since I could remember. Mathematics comes natural with me. I can do sums and multiplication from my mind and produce amazing answers. It's come as a result of protracted periods of practice and the desire to better myself. </p><p>Mathematics had me calculating and studying everyday. My dad even complained once why it was only the subject I studied and worked on. </p><p>After mathematics, it was intro tech I liked when I was in junior secondary school. The concepts were always good to learn and the subject revealed the working principles behind most of the things we see on a daily basis. I always dis well in this subject and even got promissory notes form teachers although I never went to catch in on them. </p>

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

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What subject do you love most while growing up?

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@sodoyo · Oct 7 '18

What are the advantages of operating system?

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@sodoyo · Oct 7 '18

How can someone detect a scam email?

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@sport-planet · Oct 7 '18

How can someone detect a scam email?

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@sodoyo · Oct 7 '18

How can someone convert videos to DVD?

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@solarangel · Oct 8 '18

What do you think about meditation ?

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@dijin · Oct 8 '18

What do you think about meditation ?

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@east.autovote · Oct 8 '18

What do you think about meditation ?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

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What do you think about meditation ?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 8 '18

$3.29

What do you think about meditation ?

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@jofomaja · Oct 8 '18

$1.14

What do you think about meditation ?

<p>I highly encourage meditation.</p><p>Meditation is the habit of trying to gain control over one's mind and to give thoughts a direction. </p><p> It makes for proper relaxation and reduces stress. When an individual is stressed, an increased amount of cortisol gets released and this could lead to depression and anxiety. Meditation can take care of this as research have indicated. </p><p>Meditation can also reduce anxiety by its relaxing effect. Anxiety comes in different forms such as those with related to work, fear and in anticipation of danger. Some bit of meditation will help. </p><p>Meditation also helps one to have good self esteem. It makes one to have good self-image. People who practise meditation are less likely likely to suffer from inferiority complex. </p><p>Meditation also helps to sharpen one's attention span. This works by blocking out other thoughts while we keep our mind focused on one thing, one idea. </p><p>Meditation also improves retention and the ability to remember. </p><p>Those are the benefits of meditation. It's highly recommended that everyone tries meditation. </p>

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@solarangel · Oct 8 '18

What is the significance of red, blue and green color ?

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@busypen · Oct 8 '18

What is the significance of red, blue and green color ?

<p>Red colour is actually used to represent danger, courage, and excitement. People and even animals get excited when they see this colour. That's why you see bulls charge when a cloth with the colour is held for them to see. It's the secret of some advertising agencies. People will feel excited when an item has the colour on it. Sales people used it to to draw people's attention and encourage them to make the move to buy. </p><p>Blue color, depending on the hue, has different significance. The sky blue represents calm, shows that someone is trustworthy and also is knowledgeable. It inspires trust and openness. People who put on those colours are perceived to be approachable. </p><p>The navy blue connotes a sense of responsibility, like someone or something can be held accountable. It also speaks of orderliness, like everything is under control. It speaks of inner peace and security. </p><p>Green speaks, signifies life, health. It signifies relaxation, calmness. It also represents fertility, especially lime green. It signifies growth and productivity. </p>

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@solarangel · Oct 8 '18

What is the significance of yellow color ?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is the significance of yellow color ?

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@stardivine · Oct 10 '18

$1.19

Question answered on Musing.io

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@talivet · Oct 8 '18

What is the significance of yellow color ?

Yellow, nit my best colour but then again its the color of sunshine, hope, and happiness, has conflicting associations. On one hand yellow stands for freshness, happiness, positivity, clarity, energy, optimism, enlightenment, remembrance, intellect, honor, loyalty, and joy, but on the other, it represents cowardice and deceit. A dull or dingy yellow may represent caution, sickness, and jealousy.Some studies have shown that the meaning of the color yellow can be warmth, cheerfulness, increased mental activity, increased muscle energy. The color yellow often helps in activating the memory, encourage communication, enhance vision, build confidence, and stimulate the nervous system.Bright yellow is an attention getting color, and when used in combination with black, is creates one of the easiest color combinations to read and see from long distances. This is true because i use glasses and i have experienced it. This is why school buses, taxi cabs, and traffic signs are painted yellow and black.If yellow is overused, it can have a disturbing effect. For instance, it is a proven fact that babies cry more in rooms painted yellow. Too much yellow causes loss of focus and makes it hard to complete a task. Too much yellow also can cause people to become critical and demanding. Too little yellow causes feelings of isolation and fear, insecurity, and low self-esteem. A lack of yellow can cause one to become rigid, cunning, possessive, or defensive. Its always best to use the color in moderation.

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@solarangel · Oct 8 '18

$0.69

What is the meaning of cosmic rays ?

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@somodobo · Oct 8 '18

What makes some people to be deaf and dumb from birth?

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@somodobo · Oct 8 '18

What is the hidden truth about the blockchain technology?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$0.22

What is the hidden truth about the blockchain technology?

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@somodobo · Oct 8 '18

What is the most downloaded app on the internet?

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@rehan12 · Oct 9 '18 (edited)

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What is the most downloaded app on the internet?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

What is the most downloaded app on the internet?

<p>Given the number of users of Facebook, I dare say facebook is the most downloaded app on the internet. I could be wrong but facebook has lots of users running into billions and they all downloaded the app, whatsapp do too but I know people are more on Facebook than whatsapp and people use more of Facebook messengers.</p><p>#myopinion.</p>

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@somodobo · Oct 8 '18

What should be done to stop immorality?

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@spellmaker · Oct 7 '18

Will there ever be the right answer?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$0.03

Will there ever be the right answer?

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@jlordc · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$1.16

Will there ever be the right answer?

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@rasamuel · Oct 8 '18

$4.47

Will there ever be the right answer?

It depends on how you look at it, and what you believe. It is actually a very deep philosophical question that can be examined from a lot of perspectives. For instance there are objectivists, who believe that things, matter, exist independent of human perception. To these people all matter by the virtue of their existence, partake of an aboslute truth. Plato believed in fact that for every object there is a Truth, and all other objects take their form as an imitation of this Truth. To these people there is always a right answer. And then there are the subjectivists, or the relativists, who believe that things exists only in our individual minds. To these people there is no absolute truth, and therefore, no absolute answer. Your truth may be different from mine. They stress subjective experience and the individual differences among everyone. There are moral relativists, who believe there is no all- encompassing, absolutely correct answer to any question about morality. There are the epistemological relativists, who stress differences in knowledge and its application. There are cultural relativists who stress respect of cultural differences. According to them all culture has its own vital outlook of life and it may be very different from others and no one has the right to imprint on or try to dictate to others what they feel is "right."Another way of looking at it might be through an empirical lens; that is from our sense-experiences. We may both LOOK at the same object but SEE different things. There is a popular story about blind men who were told to feel an elephant with their arms, one touched its tusk another touched its trunk and thought it was a snake, others all touched different parts and in the end they all argued amongst each other as to what animal they are touching. What I'm saying is, who knows whether our senses really aren't enough to perceive our environment as a whole. Which is why your answer might not be the same as mine. And we may not be able to capture the whole scene and we fight amongst ourselves like the blind men instead of respecting each other's differences. I will add as a conclusion that thanks to advancement in sciences we are at least getting closer to attaining objectivity in certain problems. And as a scientist you must believe in objectivity and try to arrive at the most correct answer possible.

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@rok-sivante · May 11 '19

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@spellmaker · Oct 7 '18

How do you define the voice which is reading this sentence in your mind??

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@amirtheawesome1 · Oct 8 '18

$0.23

How do you define the voice which is reading this sentence in your mind??

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$0.03

How do you define the voice which is reading this sentence in your mind??

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@prinsj · Oct 9 '18

Question answered on Musing.io

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@sportarena · Oct 7 '18

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@christian94 · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

$1.14

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@dworld · Oct 7 '18

$1.12

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

$0.67

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@kamalona · Oct 7 '18

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@markocrypto · Oct 7 '18

What is the meaning of life without sex? ?

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@steemflow · Oct 7 '18

Why human body weight increases post death?

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@valth · Oct 7 '18

$0.76

Why human body weight increases post death?

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@broken.akay · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

Why human body weight increases post death?

<p>So ... you did some digging around ... and you couldn't find a good "source" ... uhu. I know how you got this information.</p><p>(I had to say something, using digging in this subject is hilarious)</p>

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@sufayo · Oct 7 '18

What can someone do to unwanted giftcards?

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@sufayo · Oct 7 '18

Is there anything called dental insurance?

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@sufayo · Oct 7 '18

What factor makes you different from others?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

$0.74

What factor makes you different from others?

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@busypen · Oct 7 '18

What factor makes you different from others?

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@johntagbo · Oct 7 '18

$1.24

What factor makes you different from others?

<p>I think my way of thinking makes me different from others. When I still very young I wanted to know how it felt to be another person. To see myself through another person's eyes. Obviously as a child, I meant it as a superpower but as I got older and wiser, that desire changed into a need to understand others. And that eventually grew into the need  to completely understand myself too. So I always look at other people's side of every story. And when I think, I critically analyse my thoughts over and over, looking at it from every angle so that I don't make any mistakes. Doing those two things makes me a very logical and reasonable person but most human beings make emotional responses to things and so they don't like what I have to say. I understand their feelings but still, there are only a few people that I can actually vibe well with. I have a deep mind but I act shallow so that people don't look at me Weird</p>

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@markkujantunen · Oct 13 '18 (edited)

What factor makes you different from others?

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@markkujantunen · Oct 13 '18

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@sufayo · Oct 7 '18

Have you ever won a lotto before?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

Have you ever won a lotto before?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

Have you ever won a lotto before?

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@xibalba · Oct 7 '18

Have you ever won a lotto before?

<p>Once when I was a kid, I won a water pump, I bought almost all the lottery so it was only natural that I won it.</p>

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@synthro · Oct 7 '18

$0.25

How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

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@holovision · Oct 7 '18

How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18

$0.65

What is actually the defintion of blood pressure?

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

$0.66

What is actually the defintion of blood pressure?

<p>Blood pressure is the proportion of how much weight the blood puts on the supply routes estimated in millimeters of mercury. Like water putting weight on a hose. It is estimated at two unique occasions. To begin with, when the heart pulsates it puts more weight on the corridors. This is the "top" number of the pulse. The specialized name is the systolic pressure. At the point when the heart unwinds between pulsates there is less weight however there is still some weight. This is the "base" number or diasystolic pressure. So in the precedent pulse of 120/80 there is 120 millimeters of weight amid the heartbeat and 80 millimeters of weight between pulsates. </p><p>Millimeters of mercury (mmHg) is a proportion of weight. 1 mmHg is the measure of weight it takes to raise a section of mercury 1 mm. In this way, 120 mmHg is the measure of weight it takes to raise a segment of mercury 120 mm.</p>

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@nathen007 · Oct 8 '18 (edited)

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@sport-planet · Oct 8 '18

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What is actually the defintion of blood pressure?

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18

What is the medical term for someone that is in disorder or state of confusion?

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@hellshark · Oct 8 '18

What is the medical term for someone that is in disorder or state of confusion?

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

What is the medical term for someone that is in disorder or state of confusion?

<p>Being in a state of confusion is common among so many people all over the world and the medical term for it is "Delirium "...</p>

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@tatase · Oct 8 '18

What is actually wrong when a lady urinate out of hervaginal opening?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What is actually wrong when a lady urinate out of her vaginal opening?

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@ifunanyasuberu · Oct 8 '18

What is actually wrong when a lady urinate out of her vaginal opening?

<p>When a lady is Urinating out of the vaginal opening it is a clear sign that the urethra has become compromised.,and it is advicable that the person should visit the medical doctor for counselling and treatment.</p>

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@teribalanre · Oct 7 '18

Is the usual human foods good for dogs to eat?

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@teribalanre · Oct 7 '18

How does vicodin affect the human brain?

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@teribalanre · Oct 7 '18

What is the meaning of emotional advertising?

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@timisireblessing · Oct 7 '18

What makes investment on cryptocurrencies to be risky?

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@timisireblessing · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to plan for the upcoming SMT?

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@cryptocopy · Oct 7 '18

$2.48

What is the best way to plan for the upcoming SMT?

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

$0.68

What is the best way to plan for the upcoming SMT?

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@timisireblessing · Oct 7 '18

What makes gold investment to be a reliable investment?

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@titianus · Oct 7 '18

How to cook canned yams?

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@titianus · Oct 7 '18

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

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@ancientknowled3 · Oct 7 '18

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

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@cryptocopy · Oct 7 '18

$1.22

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

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@daan · Oct 7 '18

$1.23

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

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@josediccus · Oct 7 '18

What convenience could you not live without? Why not?

<p>Well thank you for asking, well I won't be choosing the three basic needs of man, however the convince I couldn't live without is not bathing. I usually watch a lot of zombie movies and I usually see them going weeks without taking their bath and it made me wonder if I can, I tried going the first day without bathing and I really didn't like it, by the second you day I could feel dirt on my skin because I live in an exceptionally hot country and going without a bath in a hot country can't be lethal and really impossible as well, that's why going without for me is an inconvenience because I live in a hot Country of like 40 degree Celsius</p>

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@titianus · Oct 7 '18

If you wanted to ask an anonymous question on Musing, what would those questions be?

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@jlordc · Oct 7 '18 (edited)

If you wanted to ask an anonymous question on Musing, what would those questions be?

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@macaronibu · Oct 7 '18

If you wanted to ask an anonymous question on Musing, what would those questions be?

<p>I would want to ask that how can someone detect if they are addicted to drugs because i believe that there are some men suffering from the problem and they are scared or shy to speak out.</p>

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@troublemakerrr · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

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@busypen · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

<p>Religion isn't necessary. It's simply man's way of trying to solve the issue with their existence. Every man knows that there is an invisible hand moving things and making things to be the way they are and in that quest, they come up with ideologies which are passed down, generations to generations and then take as truth. </p><p>Religion is man trying to reach out to God but Christianity is the direct opposite of this. It's why I opine that christianity is not a religion. While religion sees men trying to contact, reach out to God, christianity is God reaching out to people, to the human race. </p><p>One can decide to ignore everything that looks religious and he would be right in his own eyes. What really matters is living life to the best of one's capacity and to the fullest of one's potential. </p>

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@clintonclinton · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

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@enjoyinglife · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

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@myaltaccount · Oct 8 '18

Believe in a religion is really important?

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@rehan12 · Oct 8 '18

$0.61

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@tundenaidiot · Oct 7 '18

How has computers made impact in the world medical system?

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@tundenaidiot · Oct 7 '18

What do you believe is the best vpn software?

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@tundenaidiot · Oct 7 '18

What do you think are the benefits of researches in human lives?

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@unlemvduble · Oct 7 '18

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

$1.15

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

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👍 musing

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

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@jlordc · Oct 7 '18

$1.21

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

<p>Depends mostly on where you live but it is not at all impossible. I do discourage everyone however to not solely rely on earnings from Steem as the prices are nowhere near stable and fluctuates too much.</p><p>I am from the Philippines where one could buy a simple affordable meal worth only $2-$3 that is enough to feed me, my wife and my child.  Assuming the price of Steem is at $1 and I earn at least 5 liquid Steem a day, then food expenses is already covered. </p><p>The surprising thing though is that the average salary for common people in the philippines is only around $10-$15 per day.  If I earn 20 liquid Steem per day here me and my family can at least live comfortably. </p><p>The problem however is the price of Steem in the market. When I first joined here, it was at $8 which now have dropped to $0.9. What's stopping it to go far more below right? And we don't gamble our families future for something not stable.</p><p>So yeah going back, it mostly depends where you live at but it is not at all impossible. :)</p>

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@maloudada · Oct 7 '18

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

<p>I guess what you are trying to ask is that can someone take care of their family with their earnings from the steemit platform,well yeah it is really possible,there are some users on the steem platform that earns up to 1000 steem and above monthly and that is worth up to 1000$ which can be used to take care of the family moderately.</p>

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@rehan12 · Oct 7 '18

Do you think it is possible to look at the family with earnings from the steem platform?

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@vivianlaniyan · Oct 7 '18

$0.68

How can someone stop an irregular credit card transaction?

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@vivianlaniyan · Oct 7 '18

What is the best way to manage health crisis?

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@gungunkrishu · Oct 7 '18

$1.24

What is the best way to manage health crisis?

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@rok-sivante · May 8 '19

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Question answered on Musing.io

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@vivianlaniyan · Oct 7 '18

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What can be done to prevent your data from been stolen on facebook?

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👍 musing

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@iyanpol12 · Feb 24 '19

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@niel96 · Feb 24 '19 (edited)

What can be done to prevent your data from been stolen on facebook?

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@vivianlaniyan · Oct 7 '18

What is the most common fixed deposit rate at all banks?

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@vivianlaniyan · Oct 7 '18

What is the right way to promote a new online store?

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@bjornb · Oct 7 '18

What is the right way to promote a new online store?

<p>- Create unique, high quality, interesting or useful posts that people want to read, and even better, want to share and talk about.</p><p>- Share the links to your posts on your social media and other profiles (forum, Medium, etc)</p><p>- Engage on those social media and other sites and make sure people can easily share your content too, for instance by using [addthis.com](http://addthis.com/)or similar service (there are several other options too for WordPress)</p><p>Repeat</p><p>More tips? [6 steps to more links and traffic](http://beheydt.be/en/6-steps-to-more-links-and-traffic/)</p>

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@walecooker · Oct 8 '18

How many grams of carbohydrate can the human body process in a day?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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How many grams of carbohydrate can the human body process in a day?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

How many grams of carbohydrate can the human body process in a day?

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@walecooker · Oct 8 '18

How do the biotin drug help in pregnancy?

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@zyzymena · Oct 8 '18

How do the biotin drug help in pregnancy?

<p>Biotin is a water soluble coenzyme that is needed for the metabolism of glucose and amino acid. When a woman is pregnant, she needs energy and biotin helps in converting food to energy. Because it is easily passed out through the urine by a pregnant woman, a certain dosage as supplements us usually recommended by a doctor as an overdose may be harmful to her body as it can cause diabetes, depression, fatigue, insomnia, lack of appetite and even birth defects.</p><p>Biotin can be gotten naturally from some foods like nuts, fruits and vegetables, foods high on protein. Biotin is another name for vitamin B7. It helps in keeping the baby's skin glowing and boosts the hair and nails just like it does the mother's too.  If a mother takes the required dosage of biotin while pregnant, the baby when born is less susceptible to skin diseases.</p>

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@walecooker · Oct 8 '18

$0.22

What is considered to be the most healthy diet?

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@walecooker · Oct 8 '18

What is your opinion about super-market business?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 8 '18

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What is your opinion about super-market business?

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@yohantor · Oct 7 '18

Which countries will offer the best quality of life in the 2030?

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@anonsteve · Dec 9 '18

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Question answered on Musing.io

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👍 musing, funtraveller, reazuliqbal, codebull, photocircle

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@cryptoandcoffee · Oct 7 '18

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Which countries will offer the best quality of life in the 2030?

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@fortniteboss · Oct 7 '18

$2.24

Which countries will offer the best quality of life in the 2030?

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@futuremind · Oct 8 '18

Which countries will offer the best quality of life in the 2030?

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