This is just so fun to watch. This shows what a great bunch of people could do plus cooperation and creativity. And the output is breathtakingly exceptional, providing an amazing visual experience.
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This is just so fun to watch. This shows what a great bunch of people could do plus cooperation and creativity. And the output is breathtakingly exceptional, providing an amazing visual experience.
Posted in Ramblings

Undeniably, learning a foreign language takes a lot of  time and dedication. People have their own reasons for learning another language. Some reasons are practical, some aspirational, some intellectual, and others sentimental. But whatever reasons you have, having a clear idea of why you’re learning a language can help to motivate you in your learning.
As to this guy, all I can say is that he’s amazing!
 
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I am not really a religious person and so I don’t have my own standpoint about Satanism. But I would like to share this video because it speaks more than just about Satanism itself — it could also be about dozen other things which could range from entertainment to evangelism, to absurdity, exaggeration, and reality.

To view this video from a slightly fictional/psychological perspective, I would say psychology has something to say about this. Bandura’s social learning theory says that people learn behaviors, emotional reactions, and attitudes from role models whom they wish to emulate. If this video has a touch of reality (which I am confused about), then as a society we should wield the power of television and the promise of psychological theory to address some social problems. What do I mean? Well, it simple: billions of people around the world spend large portions of their lives watching television. Billions of people are also affected by AIDS, overpopulation, illiteracy, and gender discrimination.
And in reference to Satanism, I have yet to see it in someone else’s lens
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