Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot
------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
Beaver (this is the school-book answer for fifth grade)
Guns, for one example.
Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
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Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
it can be helpful or harmful
sometimes they are helpful and harmful.
Sandpaper is both helpful and harmful.
What can be helpful or harmful depending on your point of view:a beaver - builds a dam, but blocks water from going downstreambacteria - keeps your intestines healthy, but can also make you very sickmedications - a little may help but can also be a poisonTNT - can blow up mountains, but can disfigure the human bodyrain - is a life giving natural force, but a flood can killfloods - replaces nutrients in the soil, but can destroy houses and kill livestock and humansthe Sun - helps process Vitamin D but UV rays can burn the skin
they are helpful not harmful to plants
Well, well, well, aren't we talking about a real double-edged sword here! Yes, something can be both helpful and harmful, depending on who you ask. It's all about perspective, darling. So, whether it's a fiery chili pepper or a sharp knife, it's all about how you look at it.