Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Ah journey through hope. Heavens above! How smashing!
A story of optimism, written for Happy hours https://housing.com/lookup. Visions of positivity, sounds so cheerful. This happy hour says, optimism can be found all around, in the laughter of children, in excitement of our pets face when we get back after work, and in the smile of the loved ones after months of being…
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Hexagon In Literature
Hexagonal writing When it comes to writing, hexagon takes another form. It is a prewriting technique. This is specifically used in literature. It is useful as allows allotting different aspects and focus on different sides of the hexagon. Each of this level relates to a different level of Blooms taxonomy. This technique can also be…
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World Math day
The world Maths day, is supposed to be held every 1st Wednesday of March. It is the largest online maths competition, and involves playing 60 sec. Games with the platform heavily based on Live Mathletics. The contest has age appropriate mental math problems that test the accuracy and speed of the students as they compete…
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Like water off a ducks back
Like water off a ducks back. Once in a golden hour I cast to earth a seed. Up there came a flower, The people said, a weed.” ― Alfred Tennyson, the Complete Works of Alfred “You are like that” “You are unorganized” how many of these epithets have heard. And what I have heard has stayed with…
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Experiencing Full Release With Water Meditation.
“Ocean, n. A body of water occupying about two-thirds of a world made for man — who has no gills.” ― Ambrose Bierce, The Unabridged Devil’s Dictionary My husband’s guru once mentioned that if one need strength one had to go to the mountains, but if one needed courage one needed to look at the sea. Since…
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