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What part of the human body has a name that sounds like something that is seafood?
The scapula, commonly referred to as the shoulder blade, sounds like "scallop," a type of seafood.
What is the difference between Eastern philosophy vs Western philosophy regarding respect?
For me, the difference between western and eastern philosophy is that western philosophy is broad and covers more about religion, science and other rationalistic thinking. On the other hand, eastern philosophy covers on wise teachings on how one should react or do in a particular environment or situation. One thing, western philosophers focus more on experimenting and researching in order to find other ways to answer their questions while eastern philosophy tend to use past experiences and wise teachings and are more conventional in finding ways in answering their questions.
What kind of snake is brown with white strips on its back?
it will probably be a California kingsnake :)
How does confucian philosophy differ from greek philosophy?
Confucian philosophy is eastern, Greek philosophy is western. Eastern philosophy doesn't think about the answers to questions about how the earth became like this. Confucius mainly thought about what was the best way to govern a state. He didn't think of practical problems.
What is making a brown trail around pipes and tiles in your bathroom?
Sounds like what is referred to as "rub marks" from a rat, possibly.
Why eastern philosophy had little influence on the western thought?
Eastern philosophy had little influence on Western thought primarily due to historical, cultural, and linguistic barriers. The development of Western philosophy was heavily shaped by ancient Greek thought, particularly through figures like Plato and Aristotle, which established a framework that often contrasted with Eastern perspectives. Additionally, the rise of Christianity and the Enlightenment further solidified distinct Western philosophical traditions, leaving little room for Eastern ideas to permeate. While there has been some cross-pollination in recent centuries, the foundational differences between the two traditions have led to limited integration.
What animal or bird sounds like a horses whinny?
A horse says 'whinny' . It's like a gentle neigh.
What is it called when you make sounds with your mouth?
Making sounds with your mouth is often referred to as "vocalization." This can include a variety of sounds such as speech, singing, humming, or even non-verbal noises like clicking or whistling. Vocalization is a fundamental way humans communicate and express emotions.
What ground-nesting bird has a song that sounds like 'teacher teacher'?
The bird you are referring to is likely the Eastern Towhee. They are known for their distinctive call that sounds like "drink your tea," which is often interpreted as "teacher teacher." These birds are found in the eastern part of North America and prefer to nest on the ground in dense shrubby areas.
How do you say cheers in Welsh?
"Llongyfarchiadau"
How quickly after drinking could you urinate the same liquid out?
That sounds like a philosophy question. Probably within 30 seconds or so some molecule could be absorbed and make it to the kidney.
What is the vegetable name sounds like arugula?
The vegetable that sounds like "arugula" is "rugula," often referred to as "rocket" in some regions. It's a leafy green with a peppery flavor, similar to arugula. Both are part of the same family and are often used in salads and various dishes.
