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I am kind and benevolent so I shall not say things that may hurt other people.
Even though it is very, very tempting to, sometimes!
I appreciate good grammar, good humour and certain amount of decency (I'm alright with hot babes in bikinis parading before my eyes). The three are totally unrelated but they come in handy as and whenever I almost forget: how to be kind and benevolent.
But what I appreciate most is appreciativeness.
I hope it does not sound like I'm angling for nods and agreements in here. I don't expect that. It's just a thought, mind the pun.
Six hours of studying and I barely covered the second chapter. D. Chalmers (1995) proposed an easy question and a hard question on sentience. Only the dead knows what happens after that. And on the same note, I realised that many questions in the world are meant to be left unanswered.
So we can very well stop pondering about them now.
I love making guest appearances around my numerous weblogs. :)
Even though it is very, very tempting to, sometimes!
I appreciate good grammar, good humour and certain amount of decency (I'm alright with hot babes in bikinis parading before my eyes). The three are totally unrelated but they come in handy as and whenever I almost forget: how to be kind and benevolent.
But what I appreciate most is appreciativeness.
I hope it does not sound like I'm angling for nods and agreements in here. I don't expect that. It's just a thought, mind the pun.
Six hours of studying and I barely covered the second chapter. D. Chalmers (1995) proposed an easy question and a hard question on sentience. Only the dead knows what happens after that. And on the same note, I realised that many questions in the world are meant to be left unanswered.
So we can very well stop pondering about them now.
I love making guest appearances around my numerous weblogs. :)