Meeting with your doctor before beginning a new exercise regimen gives you the opportunity to diagnose correctable problems that may negatively impact your ability to perform.
Answer: Riptide is used in close combat and is perfectly balanced in its wielder's hands. Riptide can destroy monsters and hurt immortals. But, since it is made out of Celestial Bronze, it cannot hurt or kill humans, as "they aren't important enough." As a result, when accidentally or even intentionally swung at humans, the blade simply passes through them. For example, in The Titan's Curse, Percy swings Riptide at a human named Rachel Elizabeth Dare by mistake and nothing happened to her. In The Lightning Thief, Percy defends himself against a gang of youths with Riptide, simply acting on instinct, but the blade simply passes through them, which infuriates the gang leader and causes him to chase Percy, Annabeth Chase, and Grover Underwood into Crusty's Water Bed Palace
It is almost impossible to lose as it is enchanted to appear in Percy's pocket if it is somehow lost. However, if Percy doesn't have pockets, it doesn't return, and this has led to a disadvantage, such as when Laistrygonian Giants attacked Percy in the sea of monsters
Answer:
D. the nature-nurture question.
Explanation:
The "nature-nurture question" tackles on the behavior of humans as being <em>inborn</em> or<em> acquired.</em> This has always been a common debate since the 1<em>6th century.</em> Some people say <u>they were born like that because of their genes while other say they've been raised to be like that.</u> Some recent discoveries relate genes to the person's behavior, which means people who are more genetically-related have more similar personalities and behavior.