Social media can
-support long-distance relationships: right now many people maintain relationships that in the time before social media would fall apart
-increase expectations (they make us used to replies fast) and they can make us less pacient in personal meetings, which is detrimental to relationships
-they make us have more friends, but in a more superficial way
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STAGE ONE: MIMICRY
▪️As children, the way we’re wired to learn is by watching and mimicking others. First we learn to do physical skills like walk and talk. Then we develop social skills by watching and mimicking our peers around us. Then, finally, in late childhood, we learn to adapt to our culture by observing the rules and norms around us and trying to behave in such a way that is generally considered acceptable by society.
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STAGE TWO: SELF-DISCOVERY
▪️Stage Two involves a lot of trial-and-error and experimentation. We experiment with living in new places, hanging out with new people, imbibing new substances, and playing with new people’s orifices.
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STAGE THREE: COMMITMENT
▪️Once you’ve pushed your own boundaries and either found your limitations (i.e., athletics, the culinary arts) or found the diminishing returns of certain activities (i.e., partying, video games, masturbation) then you are left with what’s both a) actually important to you, and b) what you’re not terrible at. Now it’s time to make your dent in the world.
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STAGE FOUR: LEGACY
▪️People arrive into Stage Four having spent somewhere around half a century investing themselves in what they believed was meaningful and important. They did great things, worked hard, earned everything they have, maybe started a family or a charity or a political or cultural revolution or two, and now they’re done. They’ve reached the age where their energy and circumstances no longer allow them to pursue their purpose any further.
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public schools were established
Explanation:
it helped in the construction of new schools
Answer:
The type of wheather and type of terrian.
Explanation:
The correct answer is B.
When you think of a curtain, it always divides something, even in its most literal sense (it divides a window from a room). The Iron Curtain was a specific ideological division between the Soviet Union and the West during the Cold War.
