"""THE RIGHT WORD ==== {{{ aCCorDiNg tO mY Apple DesKtoP DictionarY® }}} ....................................................................
The line that divides boldness from foolishness or stupidity is often a fine one.
Someone who rushes hastily into a situation without thinking about the consequences might be accused of rashness, while temerity implies exposing oneself needlessly to danger while failing to estimate one's chances of success (: she had the temerity to criticize her teacher in front of the class).
***Audacity describes a different kind of boldness, one that disregards moral standards or social conventions (: he had the audacity to ask her if she would mind paying for the trip).
Someone who behaves with foolhardiness is reckless or downright foolish (: climbing the mountain after dark was foolhardiness and everyone knew it), while impetuosity describes an eager impulsiveness or behavior that is sudden, rash, and sometimes violent (: his impetuosity had landed him in trouble before).
Gall and effrontery are always derogatory terms. Effrontery is a more formal word for the flagrant disregard of the rules of propriety and courtesy (: she had the effrontery to call the president by his first name), while gall is more colloquial and suggests outright insolence (: he was the only one with enough gall to tell the boss off).
mendaciousness = |menˈdā sh əs|
=not telling the truth; lying"""
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•heLLo:
JESUS_CHRIST--
ALWAYS toLd The TRUTh!
+iF YoU can'T/dO NoT BelieVe thiS\thaT
THEN,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
YoU doN'T ªeXisTª iN mY_ WorLd.......
~yoU mighT weLL saY, "The AUDACITY oF mY saYinG thaT sOMeoNe mighT noT exisT...?"
ªZEN!
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PeaCe ouT!
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" In your body you have so much space and you can actually move inside that. There is space between organs, there is space between bones, there is space between atom and cell, so you can actually start training yourself to breathe a kind of air into that space. And then I understood that the pain is actually not having space, it’s when organs and everything press inside, so by breathing air you can make the pain just disappear. And also [there] is a kind of mental commitment, you can actually concentrate to remove the pain away. These three months were a great exercise for me. By the end of this piece I actually had less pain than in the beginning. It’s interesting how you can solve that problem."
