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- Sex:
- male
- City/Town: (eg. Antwerp, San Francisco,...)
- Katwijk
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- The Netherlands
- About Me:
- Currently there is nothing really special about me, I'm an average high school student that is planning a lot of things for the future, and I think the ipower community can give me some tips and help me a little going through different stages in life.
- Favorite music:
- Blues, Jazz, Reggae, Rock & Roll, Country, Hard Rock, Punk Rock, Hardcore Punk, oi!, SKA, Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, Crossover.
- Favorite movies:
- The american pie series, Nightmare on elmstreet, Freddy vs Jason, Battle Royale.
and lots more.
- Favorite books:
- I like reading Educational books, but I don't have any favourites at the moment.
- Goals/Projects/Aspirations:
- I want to do to anything to make my future as good as possible, I want to study Software Development and hopefully find a nice job in the future.
- Relationship Status:
- Single
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Condemning others to validate ourselves.
Started by Lore in I Power: Self-Development Activism. Last reply by Lore 4 hours ago. 12 Replies 0 Likes
The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation"
Started by Aya in Off-Topic. Last reply by Aya on Monday. 34 Replies 1 Like
Lexical argumentation and its merit
Started by Anthony D in Off-Topic. Last reply by Anthony D May 16. 21 Replies 0 Likes
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Lore replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Interesting points. I just want to clarify that I didn't mean that society gets all the blame in these scenarios. In my opinion, in some of these cases, there is a shared blame. Maybe referring to society as a whole was too much of a…"
Victor Morrow's video was featuredWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
Victor Morrow posted a videoWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
Tea Bitsadze replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."i don't think society can be held responsible or blamed for any individual's wrong choice or decision. we are all responsible for ourselves. we do make mistakes though.. it's ok. that's human. we just have to admit it and get…"
Tea Bitsadze commented on Greg's blog post College"in my opinion, of course it was worth it and you know it, don't you? maybe you have overpaid for 90% of it, but at the same time you acquired invaluable opportunity and knowledge shared from those amazing professors you would have never met…"
Aya replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Empathy and understanding of a person's mindset and actions, while noble pursuits, do not provide an ability in relegating responsibility of such mindsets and actions to a certain party. Placing of blame and responsibility requires a…"
Nathaniel Mortazavi replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Cognitive dissonance. One of the most irritating human traits."
Nathaniel Mortazavi replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Absolutely, I completely agree. The only way to solve the problem is to eliminate the cause.
Exactly, the shooter gains worldwide fame over night. Why would a resentful, friendless, lonely, insane young man who wanted to leave an impression on the…"
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