losing someone hurts. envy hurts. everyone gets these things confused with love, but in reality, love is the only thing in this world that covers up all pain and makes someone feel wonderful again. love is the only thing in this world that does not hurt.
(see: mesa selimovic)
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love
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the batman
batman's new series that is scheduled for release in 2021. the new batman will be robert pattinson.
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donald trump
most polarizing us president.
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anxiety
feels like you might be forgetting something important. feels like being nervous when there is no reason. can cause you to experience suspicion of any positive feedback. can manifest itself physically in tapping, shaking, butterflies in the stomach.
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gobekli tepe
archaeological site in turkey’s anatolia region. consisting of around 200 pillars arranged into 20 circles and dating back to 10,000-8,800 bce. its true functions have baffled archaeologists since its 1963 debut into the files of researchers from istanbul university and university of chicago.
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selfie
selfie is a self-portrait photograph, typically taken with a digital camera or camera phone held in the hand or supported by a selfie stick. a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media.
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thomas jefferson
the primary author of the declaration of independence was one of the most brilliant and versatile of the nation's founders. while best known as a political leader and writer, jefferson's curiosity carried him into many different roles: farmer, lawyer, scientist, inventor, architect, linguist, amateur musician, and founder of the library of congress.
his career in government was also varied diplomat, delegate to congress, and governor of virginia. after the government of the united states was established, he served as secretary of state, vice president, and served two terms as president, from 1801-1809. in spite of his achievements, jefferson was tormented throughout his life by his failure to find a solution to the contradiction of slavery existing in a free society. fearing financial ruin he freed only a few of his own slaves.
jefferson and his old friend—and former adversary-john adams both died on july 4, 1826, the 50th anniversary of the declaration of independence! -
tiktok
contrary to popular belief in turkey, there are amazing profiles that are worth watching everyday.
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normandy landings
aka d-day. by the spring of 1944, the countryside of great britain had been transformed into a gigantic armed camp and supply depot. the allies were now prepared for operation overlord. allied troops would cross the english channel and invade occupied france. this would force hitler to fight a two-front war, since the russian allied force was keeping most of the german army busy in eastern europe. over the previous year, the americans and british had gained the upper hand over german u-boats in the atlantic, and their planes had destroyed much of hitler's air force. now the allies faced their greatest challenge – cracking hitler's land defenses in europe.
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turkey
"you will be defeated by a camera on a tripod."
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coffee
it was first introduced to the west by turkish (ottoman) people in the 16th century.
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humor
is the enemy of radicalism.
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yolo
you only live once
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cherry picking
cherry picking is a logical fallacy that occurs when an argument relies on the selective use of evidence or examples in order to support a particular conclusion, while ignoring or dismissing evidence or examples that contradict or weaken the argument. this can create a misleading or distorted view of the subject being discussed, as it presents a biased or incomplete picture of the available evidence.
here is an example of an argument that relies on cherry picking:
premise: all democrats are socialists.
example: bernie sanders is a socialist and a democrat.
conclusion: all democrats are socialists.
in this argument, the premise is supported by the example of bernie sanders, who is both a socialist and a democrat. however, this example ignores the fact that there are many other democrats who are not socialists, and therefore does not provide a complete or accurate picture of the relationship between democrats and socialism. as a result, the conclusion of the argument is based on a biased or incomplete view of the evidence.
another example of cherry picking might be:
premise: vaccines are dangerous.
example: some people who have received vaccines have experienced serious side effects.
conclusion: vaccines are dangerous.
in this argument, the premise is supported by the example of some people who have experienced serious side effects after receiving vaccines. however, this example ignores the vast majority of people who have received vaccines without experiencing any serious side effects, and therefore does not provide a complete or accurate picture of the risks and benefits of vaccines. as a result, the conclusion of the argument is based on a biased or incomplete view of the evidence.
in order to avoid cherry picking, it is important to consider all of the available evidence and examples, rather than selectively choosing only those that support a particular conclusion. this can help to ensure that the argument is based on a balanced and accurate view of the evidence, rather than relying on a biased or incomplete picture of the subject being discussed. -
mark zuckerberg
- he was born on may 14, 1984, in white plains, new york.
- he is the co-founder and ceo of facebook.
- he is the youngest self-made billionaire in history.
- he has a net worth of over $115 billion.
- he is fluent in mandarin.
- he is a registered organ donor.
- he has been married to priscilla chan since 2012. they have two daughters.
- he is a strong advocate for privacy and free speech.
- he has been criticized for his handling of user data and privacy issues.
- he is a controversial figure, but he is also one of the most influential people in the world.
- he dropped out of harvard university to focus on facebook.
- he was sued by the winklevoss twins, who claimed that he stole their idea for facebook. the case was settled out of court.
- he has been called the "most powerful man in the world" by some media outlets.
- he has been criticized for his work ethic and his lack of social skills.
- he has been praised for his commitment to philanthropy and his efforts to make the world a better place.