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I don’t know much. I just have Wi-Fi :)(: I do usually post abt my cat

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My definition of

broke

I got money but it’s not to spend

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Sm1 did send me this 😂😭

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ithXe2krO9A

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Sm1:

Why aren't you borrowing your books ?

my books 🤷‍♀️

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Ohayou-gozaimasu🌧

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Repost from USA education

#Updates! 📋 Document Checklist: • Passport or National ID • Bachelor's transcript / High school transcript • Temporary bachelor’s degree / University entrance score • English Proficiency: Medium of Instruction or IELTS (6.5), TOEFL (IBT/PBT), or Duolingo (For Italy undergrads, Duolingo is a plus!) • Certificates of extracurriculars (if any) • At least two recommendation letters 💌 • Updated CV 📄 • Motivation Letter ✍️ • Study Plan (if applicable)

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Or u still see those thing as 666 😂 Fr tho , I saw Matthew MacDougall having on his arm , and I was totally amazed!

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Ever heard of RFID chips? These nifty little devices use radio waves to store and transmit data wirelessly. Imagine the possibilities! So, tell me, would you be open to using RFID chips if you had the chance?

RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) chips are small electronic devices that consist of a tiny chip and an antenna. These chips are designed to store and transmit data wirelessly using radio waves. RFID technology is commonly used for tracking and identification purposes in various industries, including retail, healthcare, logistics, and security

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Gotta stay in school so I can provide for my future cat

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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inner-cosmos-with-david-eagleman/id1677842672?i=1000606080615 Let’s start a new episode together

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Tuesday 🌧

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Friendly reminder: Don’t set an alarm thinking it is just for snooze or a quick nap 😭 I missed it 😭

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The version of me you created in your mind isn’t my responsibility

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u think u are nice ha ...how fool lmao 😂 But fr tho let me share u something and ask ur self why are u nice ..?after this ... Ethical Egoism

Ethical egoism is the normative theory that suggests individuals should act in their own self-interest. It posits that it is morally right to prioritize one's own well-being

. Example: If a person donates to charity, ethical egoism would argue that they should do so because it enhances their own happiness or reputation, rather than out of altruism. Psychological Egoism

Psychological egoism is the descriptive theory that claims individuals naturally act in their own self-interest, suggesting that all human actions are motivated by self-benefit.

Example: If someone helps a friend move, psychological egoism would suggest that the person is doing so primarily because it makes them feel good or avoids feelings of guilt, rather than purely out of concern for their friend.