Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Rewarding Those Who Do Good
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Friends Before Dating?
Before entering a relationship with a person you have interest in, I believe one should suppress their emotions and urges and have a sense self-discipline or friendship until fully knowing what the other person is completely like both internally and externally. It seems obvious nobody wants their feelings hurt. By learning about someone as a friend, I believe one can examine if one is compatible or not, thus avoid getting their emotions hurt in the long run. I believe by becoming friends first, individuals can find those who are truly compatible with them. I also believe if everyone were friends before entering a relationship, there would be more of a standard of potentially meeting a larger selection of compatible people and people available; many of which with potential unique and different qualities. Furthermore, I believe when one finally confesses how they feel to the person they desire to be with for the rest of their life, it will make the feeling all the more pleasant, special, and complete knowing the person you’ve selected fits to be your companion the best from all the other potential candidates.
An Idea for a Hybrid Multi-Government Structure
The following are ideas for a different government structure. These ideas are simply stated for the purpose of information.
Another idea, utilizing this same concept can be to turn it into a micro multi-government structure or a structure I would like to call a micro hybrid selection government structure, where the same idea applies but is utilized in local governments or even individual towns. This idea is different from the idea above because it would allow individuals to move to locations where their government are utilized. Furthermore, this structure of government is also supervised by the overall UnitedStates government and dictated by the Unites States Constitution and basic/ necessary human rights.
In conclusion, perhaps such a structure could be the solution to the cycles of governments known by the greek philosopher Plato, Rene Descartes and other world famous philosophers. I believe such a system of government can bend citizens to move around in political ideology to get more functionality to current world situations and events. If citizens do not like a certain branch of government, they can simply change to another form of government and abide by those rules and laws.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
The Elegance of Mr. Darcy.
The 1995 version of Jane Austen’s The Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite classic series of all time masterpieces. After coming across the BBC series, I revisited the world of Elizabeth Bennet and the irreplaceable Mr. Darcy and rediscovered an elegance in an era that I have relatively very little interest in and to desire to be fully immersed in the plots, settings, and unraveling of the serie's story. The film presents itself as a harmonious, elegant, and completely charming atmosphere. No action, little drama, and unexplainably I find myself fascinated and excited by the unraveling of the characters and story.
After watching the series, I thought extensively about Mr. Darcy’s character. A man who is often misunderstood, seen as having a strong and direct approach, and who’s real or inner side presents him to be one of the most charming, polite, elegant, respectable, and hospitable character ever. After learning to understand Mr. Darcy, I found myself with a great admiration for his character. Therefore, I have drawn the conclusion that there is a lot people can learn from Mr. Darcy. I particularly like the use of etiquette; respect (for others and for oneself), and the use of precise words (to be able to say anything in a way that is unhurtful, truthful, unpersonal, respectable, or with a great deal of sincerity).
In conclusion, if one is willing to watch the series with an open mindset and the ability to set action, drama, and any other content found in modern entertainment aside, I would heavily suggest watching this series.
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