November 28, 2008
by Frederick
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The following is an inspiring and real-life anecdote about how setting high standards has helped a person, written by Matthew Wu. It talks about not achieving your goals, and how setting seemingly impossible goals will push you to work harder.
November 23, 2008
by Frederick
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We have all messed up on grammar, since every one of us has been through the learning phase. However, recognizing that we are indeed past that stage… at least, the people who read this blog… we need to understand the … Continue reading
November 20, 2008
by Frederick
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Here’s my list of things for which I am grateful, and I’m not even at home: technology food warmth Perhaps I am feeling happier. The National Seminar hasn’t even started yet… meeting other delegates is an interesting experience.
November 19, 2008
by Frederick
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My flight to Calgary, Alberta (Canada) leaves at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. There I will be having fun at the National Seminar for debate, a noncompetitive conference for debaters all across the country. Friday is our recreational day, when … Continue reading
November 17, 2008
by Frederick
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Here’s my list for today of things for which I am grateful. food stress management light! Am I feeling happier yet? Not really. In fact, I’ve been feeling more and more stressed out lately. In any case, that’ll be fixed … Continue reading
November 14, 2008
by Frederick
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M.W. recently suggested to me that writing down the things for which I am grateful will lead to some sense of happiness. I’m willing to try this out, because there is a sound psychological basis for doing so; this activity … Continue reading
November 13, 2008
by Frederick
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“Man has an eternal longing for companionship.” With that line I begin my analysis of friendship. Indeed, my views are not entirely common, and it is my disagreement with the views of others that motivates me to write this philosophical … Continue reading
November 10, 2008
by Frederick
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I promised to finish the previous Analyzing Shifts in Human Behaviour article, so here it is. Actually, this Part II post doesn’t even come close to completing any analysis of human behaviour, but at least I can finish my talk … Continue reading
