It’s commonplace to say that we’re all deluged by more information than we can possibly handle. Less commonplace is the acknowledgement that human judgements also rely upon secondary information that doesn’t come from any external source – and that offers one of the most powerful tools we possess for dealing with the deluge itself. This source is social information. Or, in other words: what we think other people are thinking.
I'm not sure if this is exactly lines 56-67, but a part of Odysseus ' plan to defeat the cyclops required that he tell him his name was 'Nobody'
After he and his crew escape having poked out the cyclops only eye , he turns around and yells that his real name is Odysseus so he'll know the real name of the great man who defeated him
this shows that they liked to be known for things they've done, and that they kinda like having all the glory
Answer:
repose
Explanation:
re·pose1
/rəˈpōz/
noun
noun: repose
a state of rest, sleep, or tranquility.
"in repose her face looked relaxed"
Answer:
thats should be b.
Explanation:
the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse, is closest and the definition of b.