Proof video games consoles lead the inner child to higher learning when limited applications on the device lead the user to use TH-cam and popular philosophy lecture channels.
Thanks, those questions really put things into perspective for me personally. By getting me to question what I do on a daily basis, the path to better self value is moving foward, or is it? Nonetheless, thanks and take care. Turns out that helping the world is not as easy as one would think. How does one know how to help the world? What is the base of such a thought? What is the motive? And does it actually help the world? Questions I definitely am going to keep asking myself the next time I get into a motivated state to help the world.
The average person may not exist., and most people aren't the average person. Consider the following numbers. 1,3,2,3,1. Th e sum is 10, and the average is 2. Only one digit is the average, while the deviation in the set may be considered broad. If someone tailored a solution for the average it wouldn't suit most of the population.
Loving to turn on my xbox on and be able sit down to these new ones
Glad to read it
Proof video games consoles lead the inner child to higher learning when limited applications on the device lead the user to use TH-cam and popular philosophy lecture channels.
@@Retrogamer71 Yes, that is definitely not something I saw coming!
A sense of proportion. Need to work on a taxonomy of that.
Fabulous lecture.
If you can make a taxonomy of that, send it my way - that seems something very tough to order in that way
Thank you so much
You're welcome!
Can you reply telling me Underground man's philosophy on Life?
Standard reply - th-cam.com/video/OV_T8Emyf6I/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, those questions really put things into perspective for me personally. By getting me to question what I do on a daily basis, the path to better self value is moving foward, or is it? Nonetheless, thanks and take care. Turns out that helping the world is not as easy as one would think. How does one know how to help the world? What is the base of such a thought? What is the motive? And does it actually help the world? Questions I definitely am going to keep asking myself the next time I get into a motivated state to help the world.
The average person may not exist., and most people aren't the average person. Consider the following numbers. 1,3,2,3,1. Th e sum is 10, and the average is 2. Only one digit is the average, while the deviation in the set may be considered broad. If someone tailored a solution for the average it wouldn't suit most of the population.
Yes. Though statistical models can be made much more sophisticated, of course