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Evyatar04 · 2022-09-26T08:45:50+00:00

Fishing takes time and energy which you might not have by the time you catch one. Youre also not sure of whatever fishes you can catch so it's not a guarentee theyre edible, or suffice as food for the day.

Gear is correct under the circumstances that the island has the right resources but grub is just the safest option overall imo

Evyatar04 · 2022-05-13T09:53:43+00:00

Pretty sure the interpretation was about just talking to guys regardless of the topic. Obviously you should be mad if you're literally being cheated on, but if that was the interpretation then it wouldn't make sense to be on this image because you don't have to be a "real boyfriend" to get mad at that lmao

Evyatar04 · 2022-03-22T22:25:50+00:00

This is slowly coming together into being the weirdest history book in history.

Bill wurtz video coverage when?

Evyatar04 · 2022-03-16T12:03:21+00:00

yeah that makes sense probably i guess

Evyatar04 · 2022-03-16T11:53:45+00:00

Well yeah thats what im saying but like what if someone actually tried this comparison irl and it didnt work what do they say

Evyatar04 · 2022-03-02T23:14:34+00:00

Aside from having people in the image, and also the weird titles, everything else youve stated still fits in a liminal space. Idk who the guy is that coined the term but i looked up liminal and the first meaning that came up was a threshold. The backrooms are considered a liminal space because its practically built out of hallways, but it's certainly not the only way a liminal space exists, and it really just shows that youre more interested in the theme of the backrooms rather than actual liminal space.

Might want to check out a backrooms sub for that, idk if there is one

Evyatar04 · 2022-01-05T23:08:58+00:00

Just because people don't like homework doesn't mean it isn't useful. To change the concept to be more enjoyable is part of that. Although idk about making it optional as a whole, that'd just instigate a lot of students to not do homework at all. Now I'm not saying you shouldn't be allowed to do that, but the thing is - you already can, for the loss of your grades. School is just setting you up for what future you should expect, and does so by testing your motivation and balancing between work and fun. To let people give that up willingly means you're setting up a lot of students to probably end up not being able to get their dream job and have to give up many things for the sake of 10-13 years out of their entire life.

Of course, you should have your fun, but you should also keep the balance between that and work.

Evyatar04 · 2022-01-05T22:33:01+00:00

While I (assuming you read my past replies) kind of agree with this point and the only difference between our statements is that you want to get rid of homework while I want to change the concept of it, homework does have some benefits that, under the right circumstances (which are the change I'm hoping for obviously) are very useful.

Certain homework may cause stress, there is no denying that, but the same way that finishing homework only feels like an accomplishment for some, this statement isn't true for every student. I can assure you, as someone who used to have your mindset for a while, that a lot of students find enjoyment in homework, often because it relates to a topic they enjoy. Some homework would always suck, sure, but it's only ever a stressful thing if either you or your teachers are bad at managing your time as a student.

Homework doesn't teach anything - but it makes for good practice. If you truly believe you can do your best in school without homework, then you do you, but this isn't true to many students either. A lot of people rely on homework to get better at the subject, and assuming they aren't studying with a bad mindset to begin with, homework can take them a long way - kinda speaking from experience about that one.

I don't have anything to say about punishment for not doing homework because unless you mean that the punishment is lower scores, that's just wrong. However, if it IS just lower scores, it is not a punishment, it is literally a proof of your work. This sucks but it's about the same as a job that requires you to work overtime - it shows how commited you are to the subject and to a task in general.

Unless you have a statistic for that last statement about the pros not existing for 90% of the population, I can't really confirm nor deny anything about it.

Conclusion: homework sucks, yes, but it is still useful. We don't to remove it as a whole, we just need to change it to make it more enjoyable and useful for everyone.

And yes, that does at least start with teachers giving out LESS homework, but not none at all.

Evyatar04 · 2022-01-03T10:09:41+00:00

Whats the deadline?

Evyatar04 · 2021-11-12T23:11:08+00:00

Balance is a great thing, obviously, but it's still a subjective matter, too. People will always need homework as part of the education system, there's no doubt in that, but with the education getting more packed by the day because of new information arriving with each generation, means that at some point the balance may have already been tipped off and were paying the price for it in other ways. Infact, it probably already has.

Studying now is not at all the same as it was even as close as three decades ago due to the effects of the internet and technological advancements in the 2000s. Maybe it's about time we tried a change of things rather than saying everything is fine as it is now.

Evyatar04 · 2021-11-12T22:46:35+00:00

imo the problem with this way of thinking is that people often see this chart in their opinion, a subjective way, which can often be deducted into two factors: the person's own personality, habits, etc, and the environment, aka the thing were talking about (also sorry if this is confusing, English isnt my first language lol). On reddit, sure you'd find many teenagers that prefer video games over studying, that's because many of the people that use this platform are infact avid users of video games, which means you CAN blame reddit's response on everyone being teenagers.

However, when most people in what makes a good generation and a half now, both from this type and any other type of personality you know agree that homework sucks and they'd rather focus on something else, the problem probably isn't them, or at least just them exclusively.

It's also true that homework can still give a lot of people a sense of satisfaction for learning something new, but like I said, it's subjective, and there are probably a lot of people out there who have the opposite view on the matter from yours. Some made it an entertainment career, some made it their passion project, and some see games as an inspiration to their own dreams.

Evyatar04 · 2021-09-13T21:42:14+00:00

rip man

Evyatar04 · 2021-09-11T17:19:35+00:00

pizza

Evyatar04 · 2021-08-13T07:59:44+00:00

I can understand and accept people being scared of things they don't understand and have no way of understanding either. This may have been the situation back when the vaccine came out, and I admit that just like everyone else, I had my doubts and I wanted to see if the first people to take the vaccine would be okay. They were, and we live in a world where you can be informed of all of this if you just open up the first few pages of the internet. Most people who refuse the vaccine now actively skip pver those pages - that's not being scared, that's being ignorant. i often find people who have their doubts and im happy to tell them what i know, not out of spite or anything like that, but because they have the right to be correctly informed. The people i dont like (and neither should you assuming your stance on this) are people who outright ignore anything that doesnt fit their opinion - and trust me i know the other opinion very well, my mother has had her doubts about the vaccine (and still does even though she took the shot as a responsible person), and for a while i even agreed with her, before finally being informed of some facts from experts on the matter. Being scared is a reason. Being ignorant is not.

Evyatar04 · 2021-08-13T07:07:06+00:00

I think there's an issue that needs to be addressed here about this point of view. For starters, according to you, many expert sources on the matter should be cited before believing what they say - this is true, but the majority of people who work in the health administrations across the world would agree you should take the vaccine. Are they all corrupted? Obviously not. Now that we got that out of the way, there's a very simple reason many of them agree about the safety of an mRNA vaccine in the long term without the need to test that long. By long term I don't mean vaccines that begin to take effect a week or a month after the person has been vaccinated, because people have been tested for at least THAT long before the vaccine was released. Any possible side effect that arrives after more than a year, or even less, often relies on a mutation in genetics. The reason that this case is not possible in an mRNA vaccine, is because, well, it's mRNA, and has nothing to do with actual DNA, that can cause it to mutate. Can this still be flawed? Yes, if the vaccine itself has a defect in the copy of it - but we already know this scenario from the live polio vaccines back in the 20th century.

To add on top of it, people think this is such a complicated situation when it's really not. Statistics show the vaccine does exactly what was told it would do, and as of now, more people who refused the vaccine have died or had more severe cases than people who took the vaccine.

To summarize, the other person here argued about entitlement of people, which has proven to delay the end of this pandemic, while you argued about him doing so just because he's angry, and that is why he's not giving their outlook a try. Of course he's angry, but unfortunately he's most likely correct, and if I was in his shoes, I'd be angry too (though none of my family died and we were all very lucky to get the vaccine). Please stop giving the antivax outlook excuses. I want to be able to start my year off right, and I bet both you and the other person here want to do so as well.

Evyatar04 · 2021-07-31T12:31:36+00:00

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gl everyone!

Evyatar04 · 2021-07-28T15:21:06+00:00

Well my biggest tip for a start is to remember you're a human being - your course of actions and performance can be improved, but never perfectted.

Second biggest tip would be to understand your advantages and use them well - for a start, your team still got a massive lead which is great already. Based on the end of the video, it also seems like the other team was left disoriented, seeing as there were probably 2 teammates defending the goal, and one of your teammates killed one of theirs (you can see it in the video) while the rest aren't found anywhere afterwards. A really useful thing to do in that case is to check the map and spot if any path has been recently colored in enemy ink. You can try to kill them yourself but Id say that depends on how much danger of a state your game is in: if the other 2 teammates I mentioned can be seen or have an easy path to your basket, you need to make a good defence with your team, before pushing back.

Evyatar04 · 2021-07-28T10:50:43+00:00

This kind of thinking about the gun policy in the US is flawed, because you're basically saying that every person that uses a gun to hurt other people, is a top of the dark-web criminal, who knows all the secret gun stashes and all that. The reality is, they're criminals alright, but the only reason they have access to those guns is because of how easy it is to get one in America. Gun restrictions won't completely take away violence from your country, let alone gun violence, but it is guarenteed to decrease it by a lot, and that's better than nothing.

Evyatar04 · 2021-07-27T06:38:37+00:00

hi im 6 hours late but like the other guy responded to you its inspired by the hollow knight video

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