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What respect is
here's the definition i'd Like Us to Work with respect is first and foremost it's an Active process This is going to be a Roll up your sleeves proposition with One Another and it's an Active process of non judgment or if you'd like the Word curiously engaging people and if We're really committed to this We're going to do this with people from All backgrounds That means that some people if they're only a little bit different yeah it's not going to be All That much work because We 're going to have a lot More common Ground but there will be some people who are very different and they instruction manuals are going to be thick and to them yours is going to be equally thick but if We're really committed to this As an organization We're going to make that investment in one Another Why because fundamentally We increase our awareness of One Another and We increase our effectiveness and efficiency at working with One Another Now help me understand this because i'm making a Kind of a leap of an intellectual leap between those two concepts why do you think we tend to work More effectively with people that We know better Why What does that do for our brains that allows Us to be More effective and efficient anybody Say That again it's easier why is it easier You're Right it is easier but Why we trust trust there Why else Something even More important than trust We can be ourselves so We're at easy it it does it kind of Because of the trust it shuts Down Fear but here's the Biggest Thing it does it makes Us More predictable around One Another and of all the things that allow Us to work effectively it's predictability see the human Brain in fact This is one of the reasons Why our species Rose to the Top of the food chain We Were able to out predict The Future of any other species so we could kind of predict What was going to happen Next the More that you know me and i know you the More We can predict how each other is going to ACT and react in different situations and with that knowledge We are able to get Things Done We're able to take shortcuts with each other that allow Us to get Things Done much More quickly and That's the Real value in that We actually become More effective because We become More predictable around One Another The Last Part of this definition that i'm going to suggest i think is probably the most important part it Talks about emotions We're going to engage each other in a way that esems both Myself and you and think about that What if We did Nothing else except that What if We accepted the premise that My Sense of worth and value half Comes from me but also half Comes from You and yours half Comes from You and half Comes from me i'll Talk about this a little bit More at the end but one of the Things We need to understand is the human Brain is one of the most social it is in fact the most socially wired Brain on the Planet We have more a greater Part Of our Brain dedicated to interacting with each other than any other species does and What that means is my Sense of worth and value even though i would like to think you know kind of like the rugged marb man i'm my own Man That's not The Way our brains work My Sense of value in part is derived by How you Treat me and yours is derived by how i Treat you so what We Want to Start to realize is that very that very Thing that makes Us so Human also makes Us dependent on One Another so what if We took it upon ourselves to be mutually responsible For The Sense of value that We Feel around One Another That's when we get to this this place called respect
By Jaden2 years ago in Humans
The Missing Link of Modern Civilization
In today's world, if you take a moment to observe the streets, you'll witness a crowd bustling with energy but weighed down by an invisible burden: anxiety. It doesn't discriminate - whether it's the common man or a top executive, everyone is preoccupied, chasing after more. More money, more success, more material satisfaction. Leaders, who should be guiding society towards progress, are often caught in this same web. More than 90% are, unfortunately, driven by selfish goals, and very few genuinely work for the betterment of others. This is why, despite all the revolutions, treaties, and advancements of the past, humanity still finds itself discontent.
By Bhism Raj Joshi2 years ago in Humans
What is friendship
When a man who had no friends was asked why this happened he responded friendship is like a diamond it's rare expensive and there are a lot of fakes if you made one mistake then a second and a third at some point you would say there are no real diamonds in the world there are only fakes and another man added a friend is a person to be valued and treasured but unfortunately there are rarely any friends in life you can really value Haruki murakami in his book Norwegian Forest also talks about this through the voices of his characters do you like loneliness she asked propping her cheeks with her hands traveling alone eating alone sitting in a classroom apart from everyone else I don't like being alone I just don't make any extra acquaintances I answered I don't want to be disappointed in people there's a wonderful and sad parable about the Friendship of a boy and an apple tree and it's useful for everyone to know it those who do not have friends and those who have them why have a listen and answer the question for yourself the little boy became friends with the apple tree in the forest he often came to it swung on its branches ate the apples it gave him made wreaths of the leaves and imagined himself a real king of the forest on a hot day when he got tired of playing the apple tree would shelter him from the Sun and the boy would fall asleep in its shade and the apple tree had faith in an honest and sincere friendship time passed the boy grew up and began to visit the friend more rarely he had new friends and new interests but sometimes he still visited the apple tree one day he came to it again and the tree saw that he was very upset what happened to you my friend asked the apple tree looking into his eyes why do you no longer play with me do not swing on my branches do not imagine yourself a king a king must have money and I don't have any the boy answered glumly neither do you but I have apples take them and sell them then you will have money and you will be my good and happy friend again the boy plucked the apples took them away with him and sold them but he did not return to the apple tree and it waited a long time for him looking at the road where he always came to it one day he did show up and again was unhappy with life why did you take so long to come the apple tree asked I have missed you because I have a lot of problems everyone has a family and children and I can't have a family of my own because I don't have a home what's the point of our friendship if you can't give me a home I can the apple tree replied cut down my branches and build yourself whatever home you want then you will be happy again he cut off all its branches went away and built himself a house and then married and enjoyed life until his old age without remembering his apple tree but one day he came back to it and again instead of the joy of seeing it he complained about life I'm sick of everything I want to sail away somewhere so I don't have to see anyone I need a boat but I don't know where to get one The Apple Tree was silent looking at his friends sadly but the man took out his ax and Swinging it several times he cut down its trunk to make a boat out of it and when he had succeeded he left without even looking back at the poor tortured stump left from his friend time passed frequent rains watered the apple tree stump the sun warmed the ground around it wild animals sometimes climbed on it and rested enjoying life but the stump was not happy about anything it no longer saw the meaning and what it used to Value more than anything else in the world but the world did not cease to exist and one day the stump released a little green Sprout from its Soul which quickly turned into a young beautiful apple tree full of strength it began to live and again learn to enjoy every new day but one day a little boy came to it and said hi let's be friends The Apple Tree trembled with all its branches but did not answer him it no longer believed an honest and sincere friendship George Carlin American stand-up comedian actor writer screenwriter and producer once said inside every cynical person is a disappointed idealist who knows maybe he used to be such an apple tree for someone too in The Vampire Diaries Damon Salvatore says the hardest thing is getting over people who have brought only pain and disappointment will argue with him the hardest thing is to forget such friends and if you know someone who has no friends don't rush to condemn them that doesn't always mean they are bad themselves maybe they have been an apple tree for someone too often and now they have simply stopped believing in honest and sincere friendship and that's very sad isn't it not having friends shows that a person has many reasons not to trust people
By Jaden2 years ago in Humans
The Power of Time. AI-Generated.
Introduction Time—it's our most finite resource. Yet, how we use it can define the course of our lives. Each moment holds potential for growth, happiness, and progress, but it’s up to us to harness it effectively. In this article, we'll explore strategies to master the art of time management, ensuring we make the most out of every second.
By Samuel Omoche2 years ago in Humans
Be a better HUMAN being
We've all made mistakes throughout our lives that haven't exactly put us in the best light--like bullying someone in school or telling what seemed like a little white lie. Chances are, however, you probably felt a little guilt and grew because of the situation.
By Venu2 years ago in Humans
Sir Chris Hoy’s Cancer Report
Sir Chris Hoy is one of Britain’s most celebrated athletes, known for his incredible achievements in track cycling. With six Olympic gold medals and eleven World Championship titles, he has established himself as a sporting legend. However, recent searches and speculations around his health, including rumors of cancer, have brought a new layer of concern and attention from fans and the media.
By Ƒนʀƙเ ฬʀเτєร2 years ago in Humans
Why Lab-Created Diamonds Aren’t As Cheap As You Think.
Lab-created diamonds might seem like a great alternative to natural diamonds, but they aren't as cheap as many people think. In fact, you're likely to get more value for your money if you buy a natural diamond from trusted places like Blue Nile or James Allen.
By Cindy🎀2 years ago in Humans
The next outbreak
When I was a kid, the disaster we worried about most was a nuclear war. That's why we had a barrel like this in our basement, filled with cans of food and water. When the nuclear attack came, we were supposed to go downstairs, hunker down, and eat out of that barrel. Today the greatest risk of global catastrophe doesn't look like this. Instead, it looks like this
By makino akira2 years ago in Humans
If You Repeatedly Say the Post-breakup Phrase “I don’t know why…”
I’ll be married twenty-five years this coming year. Eeesh. I know. What's even freakier is that I'm actually happy. So, one Friday night my husband and I started “intellectually masturbating” about what makes our relationship functional and here’s one biggie we came up with: Never ‘knowing’ in a relationship signifies that you either lack self-awareness and/or you refuse to take personal accountability.
By Marlena Guzowski2 years ago in Humans
The Allure of Fear: Why We Love Horror and What It Says About Us
Introduction Why do people willingly choose to be scared? The horror genre, in both films and literature, has a massive and devoted following. From haunted houses and ghost stories to psychological thrillers and slasher films, the appetite for horror appears insatiable. But what drives this fascination? Why do we seek out experiences that make our hearts race, our palms sweat, and our minds spiral into fear and dread, even as we sit comfortably in our homes or movie theaters? Understanding the psychological and philosophical reasons behind this paradox can shed light on deeper aspects of human nature and the primal emotions that drive us.
By Sue Anne Kariuki2 years ago in Humans
ONE LAST HOPE
In everyone’s life, there’s usually one person who’s always there through every stage and situation. That person could be a sibling, a family member, or a best friend. For me, that person was my best friend, Rae. Our journey to becoming best friends is its own story. Rae was my neighbor, and since my parents worked, they would leave me at her house, even when I was just a baby. She was my babysitter, my caretaker, and eventually, my best friend.
By Regina Phalange2 years ago in Humans
Can a Man Truly Forget a Woman He Slept With? The Truth Behind Emotional Connections
Have you ever pondered in case a man can genuinely disregard a lady he's been hinted with? It's an address that piques interest since, let's confront it, enthusiastic associations run profound. But is it close to the physical viewpoint, or is there something more beneath the surface? Let's jump into the complexities of how closeness influences a man and whether or not he can move on.
By Milan Milic2 years ago in Humans