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How to have a conversation and not be rejected

▫️ Speak directly, without innuendo and excuses;
▫️ Consider the other person's state of mind;
▫️ If the person is busy, call and come as arranged;
▫️ Don't lie;
▫️ Take responsibility for your own actions, don't shift it to anyone;
▫️ Don't write more than two to three messages if you do not get a response;
▫️ Don't pretend to be an expert when it comes to personal relationships.

Communication is a dialogue.
Under no circumstances correspondence be turned into harassment.

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#Economics

Dare to Dream📊❓

Markets are giddy. Could the world really avoid a recession?

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#BigThink

Why does the brain 🧠 get tired❓

The functional unit of the brain is neurons. There is such a thing as neuronal fatigue. When you do monotonous work for a long time, the number of neurons decreases, so you become tired and less attentive.

You should always take breaks to rest and let the mediators recover, for at least 15 minutes. If you are engaged in mental activity, it is better to do some physical activity.

It is true that rest is about changing activities.

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#SCIENCE

A PERFECT GAME OF TIC-TAC-TOE❌🅾️

Can machines think? The short answer is “Yes: there are machines which can do what we would call thinking, if it were done by a human being.”

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#Psychology

THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE LIFE AND DEATH INSTINCTS PERSISTS THROUGHOUT LIFE🛟🌟

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​​#BigThink

What is an Earthquake and what causes them to happen?

Earthquakes are caused by the movement of tectonic plates. The Earth's crust is made up of several large plates that float on the molten rock of the mantle. When two plates grind against each other, tremendous pressure can build up. Eventually, that pressure is released in the form of an earthquake. The point where the plates meet is called a fault line, and the movement of the plates along the fault line is what causes the ground to shake during an earthquake.
In addition to plate tectonics, earthquakes can also be caused by human activity such as the injection of fluids into the ground, the extraction of oil and gas, or the building of large dams. These activities can change the stress and pressure on the Earth's crust, leading to the movement of faults and the generation of earthquakes.
Another type of earthquake is volcano-tectonic earthquake. Those are caused by the movement of magma, fluids and gases in the subsurface of a volcano. They are typically associated with volcanic activity and can be a precursor to an eruption.
Earthquakes can also be caused by underground nuclear explosions, or even meteorite impacts. However, these types of earthquakes are extremely rare.
In summary, the main cause of earthquakes is the movement of tectonic plates, but other causes include human activity, volcanic activity, nuclear explosions, and meteorite impacts.

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#WAR

The Cost of War😢☢️
Russia-Ukraine⛔️

There is a rising awareness of the
damage war inflicts on the environment

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Pauline Cullen 🤩

The Key to IELTS writing Task 1

The Ket to IELTS writing Task 2

The Key to IELTS success(teacher’s)

Sizda hali ham yo’qmi❓

Buyurtma uchun👇

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#Reader

🌠Shooting Stars

Gazing up at the night sky during a meteor shower throws out more than just light

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