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Statistics. Dreams. The #1 Guide On Being A Remarkable Human Being - In 34 Ways! By Joel Brown on August 30, 2011 Today we feature 34 ways that you can be remarkable.
This here is a great little guide to remind us that we are all unique in our own little way and that it is so important in life to remember how boring it is to slip into mediocrity. We all do it from time to time and find ourselves all living a little less or giving a little less. This Article here is a wake up call to us all and may have all the answers to why you may be living a mediocre life. Enjoy! Live Your Own LifeThere is nothing remarkable about someone who is constantly trying to be like other people. This is what Seth Godin wrote about being remarkable: “Remarkability lies in the edges.
There is a difference between being remarkable and between being noticed. I highly recommend Seth Godin’s Linchpin: Are You Indispensable for a much better perspective on how to be remarkable. Article By Diggy @ Upgrade Reality About The Author: Joel Brown Joel Brown is the CEO and Founder of Addicted2Success.com. Mind-Blowing 3D Pencil Drawings by Nagai Hideyuki. Jun 27, 2012 Nagai Hideyuki is a 21 year old artist from Tokyo, Japan.
His recent series of 3D artworks using only paper and pencils have been spreading like wildfire online. And for good reason, his drawings are truly incredible. His typical set up involves two sketchbooks. One placed upright against a wall while the other lays flat on his desk. What’s really neat is that Nagai switches up the angles so it’s not always the same viewpoint (these artwork only work when viewed from a specific angle). You can find Nagai online on his personal website, deviantART and Facebook. If you enjoyed this post, the Sifter highly recommends:
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Teaching Career. Technical World. The Ad Hominem Fallacy Fallacy. A: "All rodents are mammals, but a weasel isn't a rodent, so it can't be a mammal.
" B: "This does not logically follow. By your own argument, the set of rodents is a subset of the set of mammals; and therefore, a weasel can be outside the set of rodents and still be in the set of mammals. " Hopefully it should be clear that neither A's argument nor B's argument is ad hominem. Perhaps there are some people who think that any disagreement is an ad hominem argument, but these people shouldn't be allowed out of fairyland. A: "All rodents are mammals, but a weasel isn't a rodent, so it can't be a mammal.
" B's argument is less comprehensive, but still not ad hominem. A: "All rodents are mammals, but a weasel isn't a rodent, so it can't be a mammal. " B's argument is still not ad hominem. A: "All rodents are mammals, but a weasel isn't a rodent, so it can't be a mammal. " B's argument is still not ad hominem.
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