There was a.report out of French media that reading is the most powerful contributor to critical thinking and cognitive resilience. I used to read an expansive array of books, I miss having that focus and carefree love of information. Now it all must have a singular objective, the pleaeure isn't there. The magic gets lost with the pressures of reality.
If you wish to speak about the middle east and ain't read the Bible on the middle east which is in this picture, then you know next to nothing.
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meeting people, how often do you perform the activity of unkotare
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Your ignorance is your problem, Jimmy Olsen.
No Jimmy, taking pictures of books does not teach you.
How would you know?
I have known and worked with hundreds of Muslim students and their families over the years. People of varying sects and degrees of orthodoxy. I have never spoken to ONE such woman "crying underneath, for help." Women who wear a hijab, niqab, burqa or the like have all told me that they wear their traditional/national dress to express and embrace their culture willingly and openly. This includes a woman from New England I once worked with who married a man from Egypt. In many majority Muslim countries, some women wear coverings and some do not. I've never heard women judging each other based on whether they do or do not. I know many students who wear a hijab who are very good friends with students from vastly different cultures who sometimes seem to wear as little as possible. They get along great.
I always thought of mountain oysters as pig balls, but maybe that is just a local assumption, as Tennesseans are very big on eating pig, though, I have never tried hog nuts, even though it was common in my youth to be present or even helping, slaughtering a hog to put in the deep freeze. Not much went to waste. I have, of course, had pigs feet, ears, chitlins (didn't really like or develop a taste them), and have many times, enjoyed hog brains, fixed as brains and eggs, scrambled for breakfast. I have even served that at breakfast, for small cadre of Army Officer friends, at my quarters in Armor Officer Advanced School. Result on that were mixed. Special Forces LTC (West Point grad), living next door, I was shepherding through Armor School, didn't bat an eye, but, of course, these guys (or at least the ones I've met) will literally eat anything. A CPT from Michigan (Armor Officer, like myself) looked at it as cultural experience, glad he tried it, seeming to like it, though not wanting seconds after finding out what he was eating. My room mate, a Armor Major (Officer aid to a two star) was highly pissed, finding out what he had been eating, but not able to identify the meat seasoning, left the table to put fingers down his throat in the bathroom. The native Hawaiian 1LT (transitioning from Infantry to Armor), quickly remarked "God Damn!", "Burke's a *****" "load me up again." "This is home cookin!" I figure, not much of a pig escapes Hawaiians.
Really? What's the objective that you have now, shocked?
