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Prodigy is 15, Ray Ray is 15, Princeton made 15 5 days ago, and Roc Royal is still 14
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What would happen if you didn't have international mindedness?
There's no such thing. Did you mean open mindlessness?
What is the major theme in Ray Bradbury's book Fahrenheit 451?
the major themes is : Mindlessness of Mass Culture
What is the disorder that could bring out or influence mindlessness?
Ellen Langer labelled it categorical thinking. However doctors have found different levels of mindlessness are caused by a multiple of factors. Depression, affective disorders, catatonic states, and other conditions have been attributed. Attention deficit disorder, medication problems, drug abuse, neurological disorders and possibly other conditions such as undetected stroke and dementia or Alzheimer's diseases have been known to mindlessness. Hormones can even cause the problem, such as hyperthyroidism.
What is the stick use to hit sleeping church members?
I am not aware that there is such a stick in Christianity but in Zen Buddhism it is called Keisaku. In Zen Buddhism, Keisaku is an attempt by a sensei to alert students to their mindlessness in Zazen (sitting meditation) through a strike, usually administered by a stick on the shoulders. An English translation is stick of compassion. == == == ==
What it means to be a robot?
A robot take command to perform repetitive task without its' own mind or emotion. It could be use as an insulting word on mindlessness (follow order not think) or emotionless (you did it like a robot in bed). It could also use to describe a labour doing repetitive type of work a working robot.
Why does the subway advertisement for denhams detifrice bother montag so much?
The subway advertisement for Denham's Dentrifice bothers Montag because it touches on his feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. The ad's slogan "Denham's Dentrifice: The Digestive!" highlights society's shallow values and obsession with superficial appearances, which clashes with Montag's growing awareness of the emptiness and lack of intellectual stimulation in his world. It also serves as a symbol of the mindlessness and conformity that pervade the culture he lives in.
Is there a way to widen your state of consciousness?
To widen our state of consciousness, we must first understand the meaning of consciousness. We must experience moments of it, of mindfulness or mindlessness. When we stop the mind from its rattling, from its constant thinking, and experience being the witness, being the observer, this is consciousness. First consciousness may appear for a moment, or a few moments, then you can widen your consciousness by spending more and more time being conscious, observing the mind, controlling the mind from wandering from thought to thought. Therefore while the term widen your state of consciousness may be misleading, one can increase their level of consciousness slowly and steadily by the realization of the Truth. By yearning for liberation and unification, one can be a yogi who lives in union with the Divine, in a state of consciousness of the truth which is full of bliss and peace.
What book of the Bible does Faber read to Montag?
Faber reads to Montag because he reatins knowledge even when heis sleeping. and Faber himself finds the words of the bible comforting and helps himself be assured that he is doing the right thing in rebelling against the government and the mindlessness of mass culture by keeping the books and saving the material.
What rhymes with business?
There is no exact rhyme (iz-niss, iz-ness) for business.However there are near rhymes with -ness, -less, kiss, miss, or is.forgivenessdizzynessfizzinessdismiss"this is"or Christmas.Or the poetic license phrases his nest/this nest or his mess/this mess.There are many other "ness" words that rhyme with the final syllable, and have an I or ih sound:adversenessbasenessclosenessconcisenessdiversenessearnestnessimmensenessimprecisenessintensenessperversenesssparsenessOther -ness words:apishness bearishness brackishness brutishness cattishness childishness cliquishness clownishness currishness donnishness garishness impishness kiddishness lavishness mannishness oafishness offishness outlandishness peevishness raffishness rakishness sheepishness sluggishness squeamishness swinishness ticklishness uppishness womanishnessambidextrousness amorphousness anxiousness bloodlessness bogusness breathlessness bumptiousness cautiousness childlessness chivalrousness classlessness cloudlessness cumbrousness dauntlessness deathlessness doubtlessness endlessness enormousness facetiousness faithlessness famousness dextrousness fathomlessness faultlessness fierceness fractiousness fruitlessness gaseousness gibbousness glabrousness godlessness gorgeousness grievousness guiltlessness haplessness hazardousness heartlessness helplessness homelessness hopelessness impiousness incautiousness infectiousness lawlessness lifelessness listlessness lovelessness lucklessness ludicrousness lusciousness meaninglessness mindlessness mirthlessness mischievousness momentousness monstrousness nervousness noiselessness piousness pompousness preciousness pricelessness rambunctiousness raucousness regardlessness relentlessness remissness restlessness ruthlessness (self-) righteousness selflessness senselessness shapelessness shiftlessness sightlessness sinlessness sleeplessness soullessness speciousness speechlessness spotlessness statelessness tactlessness tastelessness thanklessness thoughtlessness tunelessness uselessness wondrousness worthlessness
What does the right minfullness mean in the 8 fold path?
-"Mindfulness" is defined in a Buddhist canon as "awareness; knowledge whether something is beneficial or not; considering again a word that had been heard, a sign that had been seen, and words that had been read and written."- The right mindfulness, one of the eight constituents of the path leading to Nirvana, means that one should be mindful of the Three Noble Jewels (The Buddha, The Dharma and The Sangha), the karma, the merit-making, and so on. Or in a way, one should be mindful of each of his or her consecutive activities like eating, drinking, walking, and so on (*sleeping not included). Moreover, one should be mindful of the Three Marks of Existence, and the Four Noble Truths, the essence of the Buddha's teachings. Also, one should bear in mind that: "Nothing is permanent in this world(/universe)." "Everything in the world(/universe) is merely the result of the cause." (as taught by the Buddha) etc. One should also be mindful of keeping greed, anger, delusion, jealousy, heresy, pride, and so on, away from his or her own continuum.- The Buddha also preached things like: "Mindlessness is the cause of death." "Mindfulness can lead one to Nirvana."- In fact, the Buddha had taught us to be mindful of everything by preaching about 'mindfulness' for 1792 times in various ways during his 45 years of Buddha-hood.By considering this, we can imagine how right mindfulness is valuable, noble and vital to us, because it can lead us to the Nirvana, a state of freedom from all kinds of suffering which can only be attained from the Buddha's teachings.
Give 5 risks and 5 benefits derived from scince and technology?
Risks: 1: Global warming -- our technology is killing our environment. 2: Possible network-wide failure because of a computer virus or malfuntion (like Y2K, except real). 3: Nuclear warfare and fallout -- our technology would, in theory, allow us to destroy the world as we know it. This is not a good thing, even if it helps us win wars. Also in that category: weapons of mass destruction, bioweapons, and so on (the fact that there is a "so on" is scary in and of itself). 4: Religious conflicts or wars -- since many religions hold beliefs contradictory to scientific fact, there is a lot of tension in that area. 5: Scary sci-fi-type stuff including horrific tortures, exploitation in terrible ways, governmental evilness from unstoppable technology, mindlessness from robotification or too much T.V., etcetera, which actually is possible given the nature of some horrible things humans already do. Benefits: 1: Longer life spans, less disease, suffering, dead babies, all that good stuff. 2: Greater understanding of the world around us and who we are and where we come from (which is awesome), and not being ignorant. 3: Space travel and/or warp drive, which is possible, which could allow us to explore strange new worlds, seek out new life and new civilizations, and boldly go where no man has gone before -- what's wrong with the kind of life they live in Star Trek? Seems pretty happy to me, generally. 4: More tolerance of others, because we know how similar to others we are. 5: Being able to live a happier life because you don't have to work reeeally hard to get food and not get eaten by predators and not having any fun at all. You can tell I'm a nerd. But, hey, where would we be without nerds?
What are the disadvantage of using medical marijuana?
there are many more advantages to smoking pot such as feeling calmer--funnier--able to notice really small insects and be amused by them, the only bad thing about smoking pot is there is never a mcdonalds or a diner around when you need one That ^ ,but to put it in a more scientific term : Advantages : Creates a state of euphoria; easiness; contentment. Also shown to widen your span of deduction and creativity. Unfinished studies show that it may even increase brain cell activity. It's not lethal, besides an obvious minimal damage to your lungs, as it is plant matter being inhaled in gas form (not counting in the fact of burnt paper in a rolled joint, although multiple other uses are available). It's shown to help with the effects of HIV/Aids and Cancer (is well-known for the coping of chemotherapy effects); as well as a large amount of other diseases/illnesses. It's a misunderstood plant that is illegal for the wrong reasons; while tobacco and alcohol easily increases anger;rage;mindlessness (alcohol) and lung cancer; emphysema; byssinosis(brown lung syndrome) (tobacco) - all marijuana does to you is that it makes you feel happy and gives you a need to eat a bag of chips. Marijuana is also a non-addictive drug, although people have trouble with tobacco addiction and then you get the AA meetings too) 1 more thing : There are no deaths within over 1000 years of legalization and prohibition of the product due to the inhaling of marijuana. :) happy days. Deaths per year from: Tobacco=340,000-395,000 Alcohol (not including accidents)=125,000+ Drug overdose (prescription) =14,000-27,000 Drug overdose (illegal) =3,800-5,200 Marijuana =0 Here's the funny part. Disadvantages : Besides the obvious red-eye and munchies; TEMPORARY memory loss.(only while you are high). The main disadvantage is that it's illegal. - Blame the illogical and idiotically foundationed government that uses flawed evidence and propaganda for the "War On Drugs."
