Who might know you better than you? 😉 Can you yourself be impartial? “Not all professors park their political opinions at the door before entering the classroom,” said Prof. M.C. who teaches comparative political systems, explaining that that he always ask his students to presume good intent in others, even during disagreement. Definitely, it is … More Impartiality Solutions²!
You need it period! 😉 Welcome back friends and readers from everywhere: the US, Australia, the UK, Canada, Spain, Nepal, Philippines, Italy, Mexico, and India!! 😉 John G. and B. Stanley asked about SS, race, and ethnicity questions: Two important questions that I think we addresses before, but since we’re still asked the same questions, it … More CA Reform!
You have a mountain to do, what’s new? It’s how it is meant to be! 😉 Hello dearest friends and readers from the US, Canada, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, the UK, Argentina, Australia, Chile, South Korea, Spain, Mexico, and India! 😉 “Knock it out! You’re not impartial, and it is wrong, ……!”, Stan said that … More Impartiality Solutions!
Your world is full of puzzles, but when it’s time, you’ll see it all! 😉 Our friends, it’s always a pleasure to meet with you. Thanks for the US, Peru, Canada, Poland, Russia, and the UK 😉 From today’s living: “I’m the best, forget the rest!” That was a commercial over-the-radio, and it was so … More Accent Again?
Listen to your parents’ advice, you may dislike it, but one day you’d see how myopic you were 😉 Welcome back our friends and readers from everywhere: the US, India, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, France, Japan, Brazil, Australia, Italy, Spain, and Myanmar (Burma) 😉 Talking about discrimination and bias, I guess, never ends. This time it is … More Bart Discrimination Policy!
Even if you were a snake, never trust one! Good intentions do not justify foolish actions, right?! 😉 Thank you for your comments dear friends and readers from everywhere: the US, India, Germany, Philippines, Romania, Netherlands, Turkey, Peru, Ireland, Russia, and France 😉 What is bias? It’s an inclination or prejudice in favor of or … More Bias!
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