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What does it mean if you find a dead crow in your yard?
It may be time for a quick call to animal control in your area. The common crow is found throughout the U.S., but is taking some hits from West Nile virus. They're very susceptible. It's possible that some local issues as regards disposal of the bird exist. If the question is designed to elicit an answer that has a spiritual or metaphysical consideration, it may be better if it is reworded.
What is the Significance of black crow landing on top of a car?
The common crow is found throughout the U.S., and they can land just about anywhere for just about any reason that fits the bird's agenda. Nothing more. If the question is designed to elicit a spiritual or metaphysical evaluation of the crow's choice of an auto for a landing zone, then the question might be asked differently. I have read that to cross paths with a black crow is a good love omen.
Can a officer arrest someone without reading their rights?
Yes. Miranda rights are not required to be provided upon arrest. Miranda rights will be provided prior to Police asking questions which could elicit an incriminating response. For example: you can be arrested for shoplifting, taken to a jail, fingerprinted and photographed. At no time do Police during the above described process have to question you about the crime you are suspected of committing, therefore Miranda is not required. Once Police ask you what you shoplifted, how you did it, who you did it with, etc, must Miranda rights be provided. Movies and TV portrays Detectives as slapping the cuffs on a bad guy and immediately reading them their rights. This provides a false reality to the general public. In actuality a suspect is usually notified why they are being arrested, but not always, and transported to a jail or to Detectives for questioning.
Why is loud music dangerous?
AnswerMost people tend to dislike loud noises for any length of time especially when thay have no control over it. Playing loud music is also often considered to be rude, selfish and immature behaviour typical of 'brattish' teenagers rather than mature adults.We may have eyelids, but sadly we don't have 'earlids'. This means that whenever someone plays loud music, whether it's Bach or Beyonce, Jungle or Jazz, everyone in the affected area has to listen to it, regardless of their own musical preferences or state of mind.People who tend to crank up the radio in a home, apartment or driving have little regard for the people around them. They fail to realize or care that people around them may suffer from hypertension, migraines, or just don't want to listen to what's being forced upon them.They may, for example, have decided that its their role to 'liven the place up a bit' (a trope often found in comedy films and TV shows), or feel a desire to demonstrate the kind of culture they belong to by playing their chosen music loudly. However the negative social consequences of this behaviour are more likely to alienate the perpetrator than endear them to their neighbours.Worse still, walls, fences, trees and other obstacles 'soak up' the high frequencies in music, leaving the hapless victims of musical noise pollution subjected to the bassline of the music in question, which is often repetitive and musically uninteresting.Being subjected to loud music can cause increase in blood pressure, affect concentration and cause a general increase in stress levels.
Why don't sociopaths usually want to seek therapy?
The main reason sociopaths don't usually seek help is that they can'ttrust, rather than that they like being as they are. Plus, they canoften sense exactly what sort of a response any call for help on theirpart is most likely to elicit from professionals and lay folk alike.Sociopaths are not breezing along in paradise. It isn't all a game.It's a truly miserable existence. And it can be made better.It may notbe "curable" yet, but it most certainly isn't as hopeless as so manypeople say. There is therefore nothing to be gained and much to be lostwhen therapists and lay folk try to ostracize sociopaths from the humanrace entirely!Sensationalism and superstition will only preventprogress.One very important point, therefore, is that, most certainly, no onehelps sociopaths by repeatedly calling them 'evil'! That kind ofresponse cannot possibly help anyone. A sociopath before treatmentcannot trust anyone and must learn the fundaments of trust andinteraction between people. No one who is persuaded to believe that heor she is just plain bad can sustain any hope for change. It becomes avicious cycle: the sociopath, being told he or she is evil and cannotbe helped, gives up, and in frustration and anger lashes out again atpeople, and in response to that, people say that their original pointis proven.The main reason sociopaths don't usually seek help is that they can'ttrust, rather than that they like being as they are. Plus, they canoften sense exactly what sort of a response any call for help on theirpart is most likely to elicit from professionals and lay folk alike.Sociopaths are not breezing along in paradise. It isn't all a game.It's a truly miserable existence. And it can be made better. It may notbe "curable" yet, but it most certainly isn't as hopeless as so manypeople say. There is therefore nothing to be gained and much to be lostwhen therapists and lay folk try to ostracize sociopaths from the humanrace entirely! Sensationalism and superstition will only preventprogress.This was written on another question on the same essential topic as this one, by a self-confessed sociopath who was officially diagnosed (other than me!) --Sociopaths, though born that way, are people too. To avoid anentire group of people is absurd. That's like saying, "Since thesepeople have dark skin, everyone should completely avert themselves fromthem." I am a moderate sociopath, and though part of me doesn't want tochange, another does. Many times it is really entertaining to see howstupid people can be, especially when they're so gullible as to believeevery word that mellifluously flows from my lips. Yes, I am parasitic,but even so, there are some people I would like to stop hurting. Ican't find any websites that can provide a way to help my sociopathy.Maybe people like you should stop your self-victimisation and starttrying to actually help people like me! I knew I was a sociopath beforethe age of ten but have only recently had it officially diagnosed. I ameighteen years old now, and I have been lying and destroying others'sanity for a long time. So, please post some helpful tidbits that mighthelp sociopaths resist the sweet urges we get when we encounter weakhuman beings. When you cut us, do we not bleed? When you kill us, do wenot die? Do you honestly think that you're being lied to andmanipulated when we sincerely ask for help. Listen to yourselves! Thisis the internet; ergo, you're safe from our fortified mental grasp.The essay that follows was written in another answer by anotherself-admitted sociopath, who actually might not be a sociopath. Stillanother person added the brief comment to that effect after her tragic essay.umm... i kindof am one... just so y'all know, it's not so muchfun being one either. i read that sentence up there, "Incapable of realhuman attachment to another." i don't even know what that is, i see it,i approximate it... it's like being outside a door looking through adirty window and watching re-runs of people I've seen in love or withchildren or with friends, and scratching, sometimes banging at theglass to get in and... nothing. I'm fond of people in every sense ofthe word, their little quirks and habits, the way they see life, exceptif they went away it wouldn't bother me much other than finding someoneelse to be fond of. i don't have friends, i only date military menbecause they're ok with only having a girlfriend for a couple monthsand i tell them in advance i won't wait for them... i don't know whatelse to do to limit the damage i inflict on others just as a result ofthem knowing me, short of moving to the mountains... but i still movebetween 2-5 times a year :( it's kindof hard walking around knowingi'll never have what i see making other people so happy and runningwhen i can tell someone is getting close just because i don't want tohurt them more later down the road... i'd like it alot to settle down,i WANT to be able to feel more with people, but it's hard to miss whatyou never had. i want what i THINK it would feel like... it'd be easyto give in and let someone stay because I'm so lonely... but hey, i'vewritten enough, just know i try to be a responsible little sociopath, iwon't ever get married or have kids, i practice safe sex, i won't stayin one city for long... everything you all take for granted i willnever let myself have just because i WANT to take it for granted. beinglike this won't go away so hopefully i can limit the amount of hatethrown my way by limiting my interaction with people, i don't know whatelse to do. and you all might not belive this, but i am sorry,hopefully i can speak for the other people who have damaged your lives.Comment: The above testimony is clearly not indicative of asociopath because they seem to make efforts to keep from harmingothers, even if it doesn't benefit themselves.
How do you elicit?
Elicit is a verb meaning to call upon emotions or feelings to resolve a problem or deduce something by reasoning. As an example, a meeting could be called to elicit a solution to a problem.
How do you use elicit?
Elicit is a verb meaning to call upon emotions or feelings to resolve a problem or deduce something by reasoning. As an example, a meeting could be called to elicit a solution to a problem.
What is another word for elicit?
extract - educe
Another word starting with the letter E that means 'elicit or call forth'?
Evolve, Evoke, Educe, extract
What is the homophone for elicit?
The homophone for "elicit" is "illicit." Both words sound the same but have different meanings: "elicit" means to draw out or evoke a response, while "illicit" means illegal or forbidden.
What is the meaning of elicit?
What you are trying to do is elicit an answer to your question: Elicit is to attempt to obtain. To get, to receive.
How can elicit be used in a sentence?
A meeting was called to elicit a solution to the problem.A meeting was called to elicit a solution to the problem.
Can you make a sentence with the word elicit?
What did you do to elicit that type of reaction from him?
Sentence for elicit?
A meeting was called to elicit a solution to the problem.
What is the past participle of elicit?
The past participle of elicit is elicited.
Sentence with the word elicit?
A meeting was called to elicit a solution to a problem.
What is a sentence using elicit?
A meeting was called to elicit a solution to a problem.
