The positive effects on some people is that they believe that they are someone else. If they don’t like themselves and they go pretend to be someone else that can reduce stress because they forget about the things they’re going through. The negative effects Would be that many people play violent video games and that causes them to question reality. They forget that once you die you’re gone, and they go out and try to hurt people and potentially themselves thinking it won’t have any effect on the people around them. Because life is just a video game, you play as well as you can to survive and earn points until you die. The only difference is you don’t come back in real life. So take a break from the video games and go out and enjoy real life with your mates!
Myths are not real, they are fantasy, they are made by people to explain misunderstood things in the natural world. Legends on the other hand, are most of the time over exaggerated stories of simi-true events that MAY have taken place. Visual metaphors are <span>the representation of a person, place, thing, or idea by means of a </span>visual<span> image that suggests a particular association or point of similarity. And beliefs, are the misconception that any or all of the things I just listed are true when they are mostly not. Beliefs include the belief of god, gods, higher power, cloud-chiefs, morality, karma, string theory, and the biggest of all, human intelligence. As for why they tie so much to artistic inspiration, they are all FULL of imagination, Mythology is extensive a.f, religion cuts deep, legends inspire with awe, and beliefs make it all seem that much more real. You're welcome. </span>
The measurement of the force it takes to work against gravity is called weight. You can measure weight on a scale. If you try to pick up heavy objects, you might need to be as strong as a super hero to lift them. Lifting overcomes the pull of gravity. Heavier objects need to have a strong force to lift them.
The elements of art are color<span>, form, </span>line<span>, </span>shape, space,texture, and value. may be two-or three-dimensional, descriptive, implied, or abstract.Shape<span> An element of art that is two-dimensional, flat, or limited to height and width.</span>
