I don’t think anything negative when I see people who are obese at all. As a stranger to them, it is not place to put any negative thought or judgement on them, even if it is just in my thoughts. There are so many factors that play into people’s weight and it is no one’s place to have a say on someone else’s body no matter the shape or size. I think people have developed these thoughts due to how popular exercising and gyms are and the “reward” for doing so. I believe the whole “healthy lifestyle goal” is just another way for big companies to make money off the human nature to always want “better” and the whole idea of hustle culture, it’s all a scheme, but that’s just my opinion.
The cloning of a human embryo and successful face
transplants were the breakthroughs of the 21st century.
The microscope was invented in the late 16th century.
The association between microbes and diseases was established in the pre-19th
century.
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The classification of blood into groups was in 19th century.</span>
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The smallpox vaccine was invented in 19th century.</span>
My favorite foods and their vitamins are;
- Milk
- Egg
- Apples.
<h3>What vitamins or minerals do they contain?</h3>
- Milk has an abundance of Calcium
- Egg has an abundance of Protein
- Apples have an abundance of Vitamin C.
<h3>What are the health benefits of 1-3?</h3>
- Milk has an abundance of Calcium. This is useful of strong bones and teeth
- Egg has an abundance of Protein. This is useful for rebuilding blood cells and tissue repair.
- Apples have an abundance of Vitamin C. This helps to heal too.
<h3>Judging from your findings, which of your favorite foods is the most beneficial to your health, and why?</h3>
All the goods above are very beneficial. This is because, all of them have unique roles and work together to provide a healthy me.
<h3>Do any of your favorite foods benefit the growth of bones and teeth? If so, which one(s)?</h3>
Yes, milk falls into this category.
<h3>Do any of your favorite foods aid the growth of strong muscles? If so, which one(s)?</h3>
Yes, Milk and Egg will perform this function.
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The right answer is self-serving.
The concept of self-serving bias refers to the tendency of people to attribute the causality of their success to their own qualities (internal causes) and their failures to factors that do not depend on them (external causes), in order to maintain positive their self-image.
For example, an individual will justify getting a good mark on an exam by referring to the work they have done while explaining that they get a bad mark by the severity of the proofreader.
