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What is something you own yet other people use more than you?
Your name.
What does materalistic mean?
If someone is "materialistic", they care more about things than people. They judge other people by the things they own rather than their personalities.
Why do people feel they are more moral than other people?
People may feel more moral than others due to cognitive biases such as self-enhancement, where individuals tend to see themselves in a more positive light. Additionally, cultural or societal norms can influence one's beliefs about what is considered moral behavior. It's important to remember that morality is subjective and shaped by various factors, so perceptions of moral superiority may not always be accurate.
Do people love elsa from frozen more or Anna more?
Everyone has their own opinion, one of them isn't necessarily more popular than the other.
Are things on youre own body more noticeable to you than other people?
I'd say most likely. people whom are more observant are more likely to notice more things.
How many people own a fish?
More than own footballs who cares
Do you get taught with other people in horse riding lessons?
In horse riding lessons you can get taught with other people (I wouldn't recommend more than 6). You can however receive private or one-to-one where you get taught on your own. I prefer being taught on my own, however it is ALOT more expensive.
Are people more alike than they are different or are people more different than they are alike?
I think that no one is the same because everyone has there own rights and they all look different because they all have different parents. Also people from other cultures are not the same.
Was the ancient roman society more cruel and bloodthirsty than your own?
Yes. We don't watch people murder each other for sport.
What does grass is always greener on the other side of the fence mean?
We look at other people's lives and think that they are always 'doing better than we are'. Other peoples circumstances always seen to be more desirable than one's own
What does ''the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence'' mean?
This phrase means that people often believe that others have it better or that things are more desirable elsewhere. It expresses the idea that one may be envious of what others have without fully understanding their experiences or challenges. It serves as a reminder to appreciate what one has.
Were southern politicians more or less likely to own slaves than other white southners?
more likely to own slaves
