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Once one class is skipped, all of them start shinning with potential to be skipped like an newly unlocked character
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When they ask me who I'm texting but I'm lowkey looking up symptoms of what I think is terminal cancer 💔💔😭😭😭🙏🙏
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I just mean that lowkey, we give human beings a general benefit of the doubt, we think that through consistent reflection, we’re able to reach an ideal state, without factoring in just how mentally draining it is to ACTUALLY reflect on yourself, and to actually put in effort to better yourself
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But lowkey lowkey, arrogance is embedded in human nature, making this reflection become biased. No one really wants to admit that they’re in the wrong, or that they did something bad in the first place, or maybe they will, but they’ll provide 100 and 1 excuses to why they acted like that, and really this was just a one-time thing, nothing worth paying attention to. For example, a professor who had completed years of research and studying will be less willing to admit that they’re wrong when a student corrects them on the topic they’re teaching, their ego will be hurt, and subconsciously the professors behavior and attitude towards that student will differ, wether they realize it or not
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In the beginning he really just yapped about education, but in the end he started talking about something really interesting, which was how people need to constantly reflect on themselves in order for us to live in a peaceful society. The example he gave was when his phone got stolen, and the thief ended up returning his phone afterwards. He concluded that the thief must’ve reflected on himself, and felt fear of god before returning the phone. I kinda agree with his first statement, which was to reflect on oneself as much as possible in order to become the ideal person we want to become
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Today in uni, this philosopher professor came to us to talk about philosophy and Islam and education as a whole
