There were actually four:
In Plato's ideal society, each of the three classes (rulers, auxiliaries, and producers) is associated with a specific human trait. The rulers are characterized by wisdom, the auxiliaries by courage, and the producers by moderation. Plato believed that this division of traits would lead to a harmonious and just society.
It is typically more effective to introduce all three main ideas in your opening paragraph to provide cohesion and a clear roadmap for the reader. This approach helps establish the structure of your argument or discussion upfront, making it easier for readers to follow your line of thinking.
can you give me 3 examples of irony
No, frogs do not give you warts. Warts are caused by a virus that infects the skin, not by touching frogs.
No, frogs cannot give you warts. Warts are caused by a virus that infects the skin, not by touching frogs.
To test her persistence and energy
You can give a Venus Flytrap anything. However, most human foods are indigestible to Venus Flytraps, and can kill them.
give it bugs
Pygmalion prayed to Venus to give him a wife as beautiful as his own statue that he had created.
1. Venus is closer to Earth (40 million km versus 392 million km for Jupiter) 2. Venus receives more sunlight as it is 7 times closer to the sun (50 times as much light for a given area). 3. Venus reflects more light by area than Jupiter (Venus 65% versus 52% for Jupiter)
Give me an example where you accomplished several tasks in a limited time frame. How did you do this
Psyche was a woman gifted with extreme beauty and grace, one of the mortal women whose love and sacrifice for her beloved God Eros earned her immortality.Psyche became, as Greek word "psyche" implies, the deity of soul. To modern days, the myth of Psyche symbolizes a self-search and personal growth through learning, losing, and saving the real love.Living her ordinary life, Psyche became famous because of her beauty that the whole world rushed to see.Being jealous due to men's admiration for Psyche, Goddess Aphrodite asked her son, the powerful master of love, Eros, to poison men's souls in order to kill off their desire for Psyche. But Eros also fell in love with Psyche and was completely mesmerized by her beauty.Despite all the men coming her way, Psyche stayed unmarried, but she wanted to marry the man she would love. Her parents became so desperate because of their daughter's destiny and had no choice but to ask for an oracle, hoping that they would manage to solve the mystery and give a husband to their daughter.Eros guided Apollo to give the oracle that Psyche would marry an ugly beast whose face she would never be able to see, and he would wait for her at the top of the mountain.It was not what Psyche's parents were hoping for; on the contrary, they were completely devastated, as their daughter was not supposed to have such as fate, but they decided to go on and arranged the wedding of their beloved daughter with the beast.After the wedding, Psyche was able to be with her husband only at night. His tenderness and the enormous love he showed to her made Psyche happy and fulfilled beyond her expectations and dreams. She talked about her happiness with her sisters and confined in them how sad she was she couldn't see his face.Hence, the jealous sisters persuaded Psyche that her lover is not only an ugly beast but also a monster who would eventually kill her, so she should kill him first to save herself.With the oil lamp and knife in her hands, Psyche one night was ready for murder, but when she enlightened the face of her beast-husband she saw the beautiful God Eros. Caught by surprise, she spilled the oil on his face. Eros woke up and flew away telling Psyche that she betrayed him and ruined their relationship so that they could never be united again.Psyche started searching for her lost love, and finally was suggested to beg Aphrodite, who imprisoned Eros in the Palace, to see him. Aphrodite gave her three impossible tasks to accomplish in order to prove her love.Driven by her desire to reunite with Eros, she was fearless. After accomplishing the first two tasks, Psyche had to go to the Hades (Underworld) and bring the box with the elixir of beauty to Aphrodite, who ordered her not to open the box. Instead of the elixir, there was Morpheus (the god of sleep and dreams) hiding in the box and since the curious Psyche opened it, she fell asleep.Eros found out what happened, run away from the Palace, and begged Zeus to save his Psyche. Amazed by their love, Zeus went even further - he made Psyche immortal so that two lovers could be together forever.
only Mew, Mewtwo, and Arceus if you give him the mind plate.
i dont give a s**t
Her biography doesn't give that information.
Cupid and Psyche Aphrodite was born from the foam near the island of Cyprus, for which reason she is referred to as the Cyprian. Aphrodite was a jealous goddess, but she was also loving. Not only did she love the men and gods in her life, but her sons and grandchildren, as well. Sometimes her possessive instincts led her too far. When her son Cupid found a human to love -- one whose beauty rivaled the Cyprian's -- Aphrodite did all in her power to thwart the marriage*. Unfortunately for the young couple, Aphrodite was not the only one trying to foul things up, for Psyche, which was the young woman's name, had two sisters as jealous as the goddess. When the sisters learned about the luscious, extravagant lifestyle of their lucky, beautiful sister, they urged Psyche to pry into the area of his life that Psyche's husband kept hidden from her. Cupid was a god, and gorgeous, but for reasons known best to him, he didn't want his mortal wife to see his form. Psyche's sister didn't know he was a god, although they may have suspected it. However, they did know that Psyche's life was much happier than theirs. Knowing their sister well, they preyed on her insecurities and persuaded Psyche that her husband was a hideous monster. Psyche assured her sisters they were wrong, but since she'd never seen him, even she started having doubts. Psyche decided to satisfy the girls' curiosity, so that night she took a candle to her sleeping husband in order to look at him. Her husband's angelic form was exquisite, so Psyche stood there gawking. While Psyche dawdled ogling, she dropped a bit of wax. Her rudely awakened, irate, disobeyed husband-angel-god flew away. "See, I told you she was a no good human," said mother Aphrodite to Cupid. "Now you'll have to be content among the gods." Cupid might have gone along with the de facto divorce, but Psyche couldn't. Impelled by love of her gorgeous husband, she implored her mother-in-law to give her another chance. Aphrodite agreed ungraciously, saying, "I cannot conceive that any serving-wench as hideous as yourself could find any means to attract lovers save by making herself their drudge; wherefore now I myself will make trial of your worth." But Aphrodite had no intention of playing fair. She devised 4 tasks (not 3, this is a feminine story), each one more exacting than the last. Psyche passed the first 3 challenges with flying colors, # sort a huge mount of barley, millet, poppy seeds, lentils, and beans. # gather a hank of the wool of the shining golden sheep. # fill a crystal vessel with the water of the spring that feeds the Styx and Cocytus. But the last one was too much for her: 4. Aphrodite asked Psyche to bring her back a box of Persephone's beauty cream. Going to the Underworld was a challenge for the bravest of ancient mortals, the Greek heroes. Hercules could go to the Underworld without much bother, but even Theseus had trouble and had to be rescued by Hercules. Psyche barely batted an eye when Aphrodite told her she would have to go to the most dangerous region known to mortals. What was too much for Psyche was the temptation to make herself more beautiful. If the perfect beauty of the perfect goddess Aphrodite needed this cream, Psyche reasoned, how much more would it help an imperfect human? Thus, Psyche retrieved the box successfully, but then she opened the box and fell into a deathlike sleep, as Aphrodite had secretly predicted. At this point, divine intervention was called for if the story was to have an ending that made anyone really happy. With Zeus' connivance, Cupid brought his wife to Olympus. There Aphrodite reluctantly reconciled with her pregnant daughter-in-law, who was about to give birth to a grandchild Aphrodite could dote on, Pleasure.
Give examples of tasks for which word processing software will be ideal;is when you cant write because of an injury or diability.