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What kind of surviving skills you got for the apocalypse ahead us?
+ He asked on the first date
- she then :|
@DavidsCave
+ He asked on the first date
- she then :|
@DavidsCave
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Learn to identify false signals
People often try to mask their condition through non-verbal means. For example, they hide discouragement with a false smile.
You need to distinguish genuine expressions of joy from fake ones.
This comes with practice, but you should always remember about the possibility of non-verbal deception.
People often try to mask their condition through non-verbal means. For example, they hide discouragement with a false smile.
You need to distinguish genuine expressions of joy from fake ones.
This comes with practice, but you should always remember about the possibility of non-verbal deception.
Forwarded from Dharmic Kingdom
It's called gnomepoasting, it's called we do a little gnomepoasting
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Francis Thynne (1545-1608), was a herald and antiquarian who was well connected to the major figures of the Elizabethan age. In the 1570's he developed a particular interest in alchemy. He combined this with his knowledge of heraldry to create his 'Insignia Philosophorum', essentially a coat of arms for alchemical philosophers. He depicted this in a notebook which has survived in the Bodleian Library as part of Ms. Ashmole 766, where he wrote an extended poem The Discourse uppon the Philosophers Armes. This is an extended alchemical allegory on the metamorphosis of metals.