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The Letter P
@kychan1996
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I like the things start with “P” and write about Philosophy, Psychology, Programming and Politics
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2017-11-22 03:49
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startup
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Two types of people to avoid when starting the next big thing
Two types of people to avoid when starting the next big thing What I have learnt from past failures **Who this is for?** People who want to start a project **TL;DR** Find partners who have different talents
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vegetarian
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Regarding to eat meat or not, we have been asking the wrong question.
Regarding to eat meat or not, we have been asking the wrong question. An original moral experiment arguing against the consumption of farmed animals Image from: Most humans agree torturing an animal is
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life
9y
How I use anxiety to be a better speaker: A simple technique
How I use anxiety to be a better speaker A simple, practical mindfulness technique Image from: Who this is for: People who get too anxious when doing a public speech. TL;DR 1. Some level of anxiety is
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christianity
9y
To Non-Christians: Why you should learn about Christianity
To Non-Christians: Why you should learn about Christianity An article for truth seekers, atheists, agnostics, and my younger self. Image from: Who this is for: Serious thinkers who think Christianity is
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philosophy
9y
I am the captain of my ship: A lighthearted story on determinism: do I have free will?
I am the captain of my ship. The world is my oyster. I am free to sail anywhere I wish to. Be it embarking on a peaceful island, indulging myself in a never-ending festival of food, sex, relationship and
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china
9y
The not so GREAT internet under the GREAT firewall of China
With the Chinese economy rapidly expanding, one must note that a rich country doesn’t always make a respectable country. A considerable portion of China’s fast-paced growth and development stems from the