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Bob Oliver
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Bob is a versatile writer & communicator passionate about exploring diverse topics & perspectives. I have written for various media outlets. And I believes in using words to inspire positive change. #writing #communication #passion
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The Art of War
Sun Tzu's Art of War is an ancient Chinese military text consisting of thirteen chapters that delve into the strategic and tactical aspects of warfare. It serves as a comprehensive guide, not only providing guidance on combat techniques but also offering profound philosophical insights that are applicable to various aspects of modern life. This video explores the wisdom embedded in Sun Tzu's work and its relevance in different scenarios, ranging from large-scale wars to daily conflicts we encounter.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in FYI
The Consistently Chosen Types of Male Companions by Women
Misconceptions about charisma often revolve around the belief that there is a one-size-fits-all approach. However, the reality is that while there are general tips that everyone can follow, there are various styles one can adopt for success in charisma and dating. In this context, we will explore six types of charismatic leading men, their pros and cons, and how you can determine the style that aligns best with your personality. Before delving into the discussion, it is important to note a few points. Firstly, the actors mentioned in this analysis are known for their attractive appearances, which naturally draws attention from women. Nonetheless, there is value in examining their personalities as they exhibit remarkable charisma. Secondly, it should be clarified that the actors may not always embody the exact types presented in this video. Rather, the focus lies on identifying recurring habits observed in their interviews. Lastly, it is worth mentioning that the six types discussed are not the sole manifestations of attractive behavior, but due to the unavailability of suitable examples among the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) actors, they will be the primary focus.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans
Behaviors that a man should never put up with from women
Today, I'm here to discuss the things that men should never tolerate from women. These are non-negotiable behaviors that should be dealt with firmly and without compromise. It is crucial for men to establish their boundaries and communicate them clearly when entering a relationship. If a woman is not comfortable with these boundaries, it may be best to part ways. Furthermore, if a woman crosses those boundaries, it is essential to take action and not allow oneself to be taken advantage of.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans
Uncovering the True Significance of Being Alive
Every day, more than 150,000 individuals lose their lives, amounting to over 6,000 deaths per hour, over a hundred deaths every minute, and roughly two deaths every second. This staggering reality signifies that since you began watching this video, approximately 20 people have already passed away. The causes of these deaths vary, ranging from car accidents to falls from cliffs, heart attacks, or even natural causes. Death is a universal experience shared by all living beings on Earth, irrespective of skin color, political beliefs, birthplace, or wealth. None of us can escape the inevitable and incurable disease we are bestowed with from birth—life.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans
Unraveling the Astonishing Journey of Japan's Greatest Day Trader
In a high-rise apartment overlooking a bustling city in Japan, a man dressed in a disheveled t-shirt sets aside his cup of ramen and powers up his computer. With a quick glance at the screen, he cracks his knuckles, ready to embark on another day of work. This man's name is Takashi Kotagawa, and despite his appearance, he is not an ordinary programmer struggling to make ends meet. Surprisingly, he is a multimillionaire and recognized as the world's most accomplished day trader. This astonishing true story follows how a financially struggling college student from Japan, with just $13,600 to his name, managed to transform his modest investment into an astronomical fortune worth over $153 million in a mere eight years. Get ready to delve into the captivating account of the "Money Makers" and witness the extraordinary journey unfold.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Trader
Exploring the Life of 'Bumpy' Johnson, the Legendary Figure in Harlem
I am consistently impressed by Killian Murphy's portrayal of Thomas Shelby in the BBC's show "Peaky Blinders." While he may initially appear cool and engage in cool actions and dialogue, what truly stands out to me is his ability to communicate without speaking. Despite having fewer lines compared to other characters in the early seasons, Murphy's presence is strongly felt due to the visual nature of television. As the central figure with power and the final say, Thomas Shelby listens attentively, and when he does speak, his words carry significant weight because they are deliberate and scarce.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in FYI
The process of perfecting the character of Thomas Shelby (Peaky Blinders) was accomplished by Cillian Murphy.
I am always impressed by Killian Murphy's portrayal of Thomas Shelby in the BBC's show "Peaky Blinders." At first glance, he appears cool and says and does cool things, but what stands out to me is the way he communicates without speaking. If you were to read the scripts for the early seasons, you would notice that Murphy's character has fewer lines compared to other characters. However, because television is a visual medium, his presence is felt strongly. Thomas Shelby is the central figure, the one with power and the final say, so other characters have to speak up to be heard. Thomas listens attentively, and when he does speak, his words carry weight because they are scarce and deliberate.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans
Avoiding Regrets: Seven Common Mistakes Men Should Learn From
Wake up to reality: there are certain things that men often fail to realize until it's too late, leaving them with a profound sense of regret. There's a saying that states, "Dead people receive more flowers than the living ones because regret is stronger than gratitude." This sentiment holds true, as regret is one of the most powerful emotions, and its significance should never be underestimated. In this discussion, we will explore seven common regrets that men experience, so that you can avoid making these mistakes. Make sure you stay with us until the end, as the last point might be the most crucial.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Confessions
Effective Techniques to Make a Woman Miss You and Desire Your Presence
Here are seven effective ways to make any woman miss you. Whether you are in a relationship or just talking with a woman, these strategies will work. Firstly, it is important not to contact her too often. When you constantly chase and pursue women, they do not have the chance to miss you. By creating some distance and reducing communication, you will remain on her mind. Wondering about your activities and whereabouts will trigger her imagination. She might even start envisioning you with other women, which can incite jealousy. By not contacting her, you show that you are independent and do not rely on her for your happiness. This subtle rejection paradoxically makes her desire you even more.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans
The superiority of teeth as fossils
Fossilized teeth transcend their ability to simply evoke awe and fear in museum visitors, as they possess a remarkable capacity to provide an abundance of invaluable information to paleontologists. These ancient dental relics serve as windows into the distant evolutionary past, enabling researchers to unravel crucial details about various aspects of prehistoric life. Through careful examination, scientists can discern intricate details about a creature's diet, shedding light on its feeding preferences, whether it was a herbivore munching on plants all day or a carnivore equipped with sharp fangs to bring down its prey.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in FYI
The Deceptive Truth About Chocolate That You're Likely Unaware Of
Let's face it, not everything that we refer to as chocolate is authentic chocolate. There are regulations that help us understand what we are consuming, and it can either be chocolate or compound chocolate, which is also quite enjoyable, by the way. Authentic chocolate is made from cocoa mass and cocoa butter. If the packaging contains cocoa powder and vegetable fat, it is compound chocolate. Genuine chocolate should consist of at least 35% cocoa solid and roughly 18% cocoa butter. If you try both types of chocolate, you'll likely discover that the compound one is more flavorful since it has various flavorings. Not surprisingly, compound chocolate appears to be much more popular than authentic chocolate since it is less expensive and easier to store.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in FYI
Can opioid dealers really be worth $13 billion without breaking any laws?
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the weaknesses in healthcare systems and society's fault lines. Although efforts are being made to overcome the current crisis, we should not forget that previous crises have had a devastating impact, such as the opioid epidemic. This epidemic has affected people of all ages, races, and backgrounds, and has caused countless families to be torn apart. However, the root cause of the problem is not a shady drug dealer, but an illegal and highly profitable industry. One corporation, in particular, has been linked to the crisis more than any other: Purdue Pharma, the maker of the highly addictive painkiller Oxycontin. The Sackler family, who owns Purdue Pharma, is responsible for fueling the opioid epidemic through their aggressive marketing tactics and shady business practices. Addiction is a disease that affects the mind, soul, and body, and it is heartbreaking to see how quickly pain medication can become a lifelong struggle.
By Bob Oliverabout a year ago in Humans