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      "body": "<a href=\"https://musing.io/q/johnhd/pk4gphh7x\">View this answer on Musing.io</a><br />",
      "json_metadata": "{\"app\":\"Musing\",\"appTags\":[\"Musing\",\"steem\",\"steemit\"],\"appCategory\":\"Musing\",\"appBody\":\"<p>I have noticed a few things lately.&nbsp;</p>\\n<p>One is that you can't check your comments anymore from your Steem page as it only says the following. I enjoyed seeing what comments got rewarded and now I can only guess or have to spend time hunting for them.</p>\\n<p>&nbsp;<br>\\n<a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/@cryptoandcoffee\\\"><strong>cryptoandcoffee</strong></a> (60)Humanin&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/trending/musing-threads\\\">musing-threads</a>&nbsp;•&nbsp;<a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/musing-threads/@cryptoandcoffee/pkzbt9h75\\\">2 minutes ago</a></p>\\n<h2><a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/musing-threads/@cryptoandcoffee/pkzbt9h75\\\"><strong>RE: Musing Posts</strong></a></h2>\\n<p><a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/musing-threads/@cryptoandcoffee/pkzbt9h75\\\">View this answer on Musing.io</a>$0.00&nbsp;0<a href=\\\"https://steemit.com/musing-threads/@cryptoandcoffee/pkzbt9h75#comments\\\" title=\\\"No responses yet. Click to respond.\\\">&nbsp;0</a>&nbsp;</p>\\n<p>The other change is the recommended questions which I have been looking at and answering even the older ones. I tend to pick what questions I like now and not try and answer as many as possible.</p>\\n<p>I am sure we will notice some more new things all the time as the site is growing and developing.</p>\",\"appDepth\":2,\"appParentPermlink\":\"pk4gphh7x\",\"appParentAuthor\":\"johnhd\",\"musingAppId\":\"aU2p3C3a8N\",\"musingAppVersion\":\"1.1\",\"musingPostType\":\"answer\"}"
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      "body": "<p>&nbsp;Yes &nbsp;I believe but I'm still wary of the paranormal programs that manage to &nbsp;make us swallow anything or pictures of \"pseudo ghosts\" which of course &nbsp;most of them are certainly still special effects (by the way I think &nbsp;that the one that you posted is a fake XD)<br>\nI &nbsp;know a person who would have seen (and who also cried on it at that &nbsp;time), another who feels presences around her (so reassuring) and &nbsp;another who would be in contact with his guardian angel (because it seems that we have guardian angels).<br>\nIn &nbsp;my family we are pretty connected to the mystical stuff (except my &nbsp;father, it's a scientific mind too much rational lol) and we happen to &nbsp;\"turn the tables\" if you know what I mean (we take a &nbsp;pedestal, we put our hands on it in a certain way, our fluid (which is &nbsp;the electricity of our body in a way) will 'heat' the table that will &nbsp;begin to move, move and then we will ask questions that she will answer yes or no) and I swear it works.<br>\nMy &nbsp;mother already had a strange experience when she was young. She was &nbsp;alone at home, in the office, and heard distinct footsteps on the stairs &nbsp;and the door of her room slamming. She went out, called, but no one answered. (since she was alone) There was no draft, it could not be an animal (she did not have any), mystery ..<br>\n</p>\n<p>I &nbsp;do not know too much, but it's true that sometimes I feel like I'm &nbsp;feeling a presence. Perhaps the dead, the dead, are watching us through &nbsp;our shadows, in spectral forms, through invisible presence.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Indeed, it seems they protect us even! Hence the notion of guardian angel. My &nbsp;mother (yes she still) has a work colleague who is a shaman (outside of &nbsp;her profession) and i explained to her that we can ask for help from &nbsp;these \"guardian angels\" and that they will answer you by signs that are quite difficult to distinguish (like you'll read a magazine and in there is the answer)<br>\nI tested this thing and it paid off .. (I'm serious). I &nbsp;explain .. My father has a serious eye disease for fifteen years and in &nbsp;short I spend the details, after fifteen years when we see that the &nbsp;results of treatments are still low is pretty depressing .. So &nbsp;with my mother (return youhou) even if we are atheists, we went to put a &nbsp;few candles in some churches hoping that it works but it failed. One &nbsp;night I tried the thing to call the angels and a few days later we went &nbsp;to Saintes Maries de la Mer (do you know?) Quite touristy place with a &nbsp;pretty old church that we visited and we put a candle. Except that at one point the guardian (of the church) fired us because there was to be a show in a short time. Interrupted, we were a little upset. A lady next to us noticed him and said, \"Do not worry, he heard you.\" Nied? In &nbsp;short, we left, a few days after my father goes to the hospital to pass &nbsp;an exam, miracle, his illness has improved (and not a little). So according to my mother the angels spoke through the lady. I &nbsp;do not know what you think about it, but I want to tell you that no I'm &nbsp;not crazy (nor my mother) and that we are very well psychologically&gt; &nbsp;&lt;<br>\nI do not know if this story is part of the ghosts but it is still quite strange ..<br>\n</p>\n<p>* Are you afraid of ghosts<br>\n</p>\n<p>YES!!!! Like you, I think the worst thing that could happen to me would be to see one. But at the same time this mystic side attracts me and is so exciting! The &nbsp;problem is that I'm a big scary, that is to say, if I watch a horror &nbsp;movie or a show on the paranormal (all stupid) and well I do not sleep a &nbsp;week. And &nbsp;what would be the most frightening is that the ghost in question is a &nbsp;hitter, like a big old ghost very bad (I do not know if it exists but I &nbsp;hope not TT)&nbsp;</p>",
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      "body": "<p>The answer is yes\".<br>\n</p>\n<p>By cons, do not expect an easy trip. I &nbsp;do not advise you to start traveling a year without money, without &nbsp;preparation, without having done tests on a day, a weekend, a me. The difficulty level is very high.<br>\n</p>\n<p>We will have to take into account several things:<br>\n</p>\n<p>The weight of your backpack.<br>\n Hygiene, including laundry, washing teeth, smells, drying clothes, laundry room, shaving etc. Nothing is more insupportable than a messy traveler, which is often the case with the fighters. To travel without money is to be near people constantly, in transport, to eat, to stay.<br>\n Predict a good pair of shoes and not something less than 100 euros.<br>\n It &nbsp;is necessary to prepare your trip in advance, to know the risks, to &nbsp;know the good internet sites, the links, the telephone, internet and &nbsp;everything. Also, money and insurance to repatriate you in express.<br>\n</p>\n<p>It is necessary to prepare both security and logistics. Once done, you can start traveling and doing tests.<br>\n</p>\n<p>In reality, traveling without money does not mean begging, at least not my idea of ​​a trip without money. You will have to swap your personality for something, it requires extraordinary letting go.<br>\n</p>\n<p>To ask someone in the street to lodge us, it requires to be serene. You are a little scared or you are a little stressed, you pass for a tramp, no more, no less. You try to force the other, you risk falling on someone who wants you harm. Your goal is to be calm and happy enough to convince a normally constituted person to lodge you. If you make a forced smile, it will feel.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Your relationship to emotions will change completely. In your life, you do not need it, you are angry, frustrated, afraid, stressed or otherwise, you will get your wand with money. In a trip where you have nothing to trade, it does not work that way, you get what you deserve to have, period.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Letting go while you do not know if you will be able to eat, where you go to sleep, while not knowing the city, it is very hard.<br>\n</p>\n<p>My advice, realize this trip in a few years. Make small trips, a day in the big city next to your house to ask people to lodge you, to feed you. You will learn, the tips of stop, the errors, the need to be pro-active. Then you will see the real difficulty of the thing, lodge in people. If you do not succeed, you will have the choice: sleep outside, you will be quickly vaccinated; make a sleepless night before returning home.<br>\n</p>\n<p>The time you do not travel is important, it's the moment you digest what happened on the trip. It is very trying to travel without money, you have to go little by little.<br>\n</p>\n<p>You can train in the street in your city, asking time or direction to strangers. Talking with people at Starbuck's, in a cafe, trying to catch a stranger's smile on the street. Your only goal is to trigger serenity and joy to your interlocutor.<br>\n</p>\n<p>You can also use personal development, forget right away positive thinking, it is useless. It's &nbsp;even the opposite, it tends to camouflage your moods, preventing you &nbsp;from experiencing your emotions and therefore, overcome them to find the &nbsp;joy behind. Take the time to feel your emotions, traveling in this way, you will see very quickly that they work by cycle. If you are afraid, live your fear to the max. If you are sad, see your sadness to the fullest.<br>\n</p>\n<p>You can keep a journal of gratitude, it works pretty well. Try to write about your emotions, your feelings, what you hear, what you see is soothing. You can practice meditation.<br>\n</p>\n<p>Traveling without money, you will live magical moments. This type of journey can become idyllic if well prepared, with a steel mind and total letting go. It can turn into nightmares if you handle your emotions badly.<br>\n</p>\n<p>One thing to keep in mind when traveling without money: your goal is to make others travel, offer them dreams, joy. You &nbsp;have to learn a lot of self without going through material goods, it is &nbsp;an extraordinary adventure and selfishness has no place in this type of &nbsp;trip.</p>",
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      "body": "<p>&nbsp;The concept of Universal is: equivalent (equal) throughout the Universe. Even if one restricts the concept to the land, the English language can not be universal. Already from one district to another of London it changes (p.e. cockney), it is even worse if you go to Scotland or Jamaica.<br>\n</p>\n<p>One &nbsp;only has to listen to what the Creoles have done with the French they &nbsp;have imposed on them: a cheerful and singing language. That's to say! ;)<br>\n</p>\n<p>In &nbsp;addition to the accent, the peoples add the concepts present in their &nbsp;culture but absent from the official language that's why we have so many &nbsp;foreign words in the French language, as in all the languages ​​of the &nbsp;world that had, a day, a contact with another culture. (What travels best is insults and English is very poor on that side.)<br>\n</p>\n<p>And &nbsp;it goes further than that: the concept of taste of food is present in &nbsp;French, but the way we express it is, to say the least, impractical. In &nbsp;Quebec, a region where Anglicism is very much in the game, we have &nbsp;taken the English form, translated the words into French and we say: it &nbsp;tastes good for your poutine. It's not French, but it's very practical.<br>\n</p>\n<p>The \"thing\" that becomes universal is the Globish. An extreme simplification of the shakespear language&nbsp;</p>\n<p>People who have a national ego more developed than their reasoning, dream (fantasement) that their language is spoken by all the peoples of the earth. Besides that denotes an obvious intellectual laziness, it is strategically an incredible stupidity. It means that the whole planet understands what you say, but you do not understand a word from other languages because you never needed to learn them. This is exactly why (laziness) that I help a Japanese who speaks to me in English in the street but that I pretend not to speak the language when it is an anglophone who approaches me in English. It is exactly for this (strategy) that the henchmen, the butchers, ... created their derivatives of lava lavangue fravançavaise (in Javanese in the text).So for a language to be Universal it is necessary: that it is not attached to a nation, nor to a culture and that almost nobody speaks it.</p>\n<p><br></p>",
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      "title": "It's funny the way the world categories people that go to school and people that don't,  it's like if you are not educated to don't belong,  from your own perspective is education over rated ?",
      "body": "<p>Study for a job, not a degree</p>\n<p>Already know what profession you like? Then, go seek it out directly.</p>\n<p>In Germany, around 60% of young people train as apprentices—in fields all over, from banking to IT to manufacturing. In the US, that number is below 5%, and mainly only has to do with construction jobs. That’s because the idea of “dual training,” or splitting yourself between on-the-job time at a company and classroom time at a vocational school, is much more popular in Europe than it is in America.</p>\n<p>But that doesn’t mean young Americans can’t apply the same idea. If you’re interested in welding, metal work, masonry, forestry, landscaping, or many other hands-on fields, it won’t be difficult to find apprenticeships or internships that can lead directly to a full-time job. For industries like art, journalism, or music, things will prove a little trickier; still, the majority of jobs in these industries only “prefer” a bachelor’s degree, and employers focus much more on your talents and experiences than your official credentials. (If you want to be a doctor, hopefully you know that’s a far different story.)</p>\n<p>Go to a school that’s not a school</p>\n<p>If the job you want absolutely mandates some sort of credential, remember that the pricey four-year US university is not the be-all, end-all.</p>\n<p>Community-college degrees are affordable, flexible—they often allow students to complete portions of the semester online or at their own pace—but you don’t even have to invest in that if you don’t want to.</p>\n<p>Consider innovative new education ventures such as the Minerva School, an accredited university that strips away most of the overhead of higher education (such as professor tenure, student dorms, or even a physical campus) and offers a pared-down, cost-friendly experience of learning in its purest form. Minerva’s acceptance rate is 1.9%, lower than that of Harvard, Yale, or Oxford, which should give a hint as to how coveted its experience is amongst both students and employers. Then there’s the Holberton School (paywall), a two-year tech program in San Francisco that turns complete novices into engineering experts.</p>\n<p>“We have some students who have found jobs at NASA and Google,” Holberton’s co-founder Julien Barbier tells Quartz. “These are proof points of the result—of what you can achieve by going through this type of education.”</p>\n<p>Companies, particularly those in Silicon Valley, are progressively looking away from transcripts and extracurriculars. Google, in particular, truly couldn’t care less about what school you attended; it only wants to know if you can a) solve problems, b) lead, and c) offer the company something different. IBM says that about 10-15% of its new hires don’t have a college degree. And in Google’s view, the experience of going to college can sometimes even detract from a candidate’s qualifications—serving as only an “extended adolescence.“</p>\n<p>Look into bootcamps and short programs</p>\n<p>Coding bootcamps have exploded in popularity over the past few years, to the point where there’s even a $3,000 prep program to train people to apply for coding bootcamps.</p>\n<p>If you’re interested in a computer science career, such programs are one of your best shots at getting there fast. With so much interest in the market, options abound for schools with different business models, teaching styles, and niche focuses. For maximum benefit, there are programs like 42, a coding school backed by a French billionaire that plunges students into a four-week “piscine” (literally, a pool) of immersive, intensive training, inviting them to spend nearly a whole month coding, day and night.</p>\n<p>Just make sure to do your research—as not every bootcamp is capable of delivering what it promises, and some of them are falsely riding the wave of the success of others before them.</p>\n<p>Take advantage of digital wonderland</p>\n<p>The most obvious but underrated answer to expensive college educations is the internet. Online learning, while still scoffed at by many on the teaching end, is becoming much more popular amongst students as digital education platforms improve. Coursera, the world’s leading online learning platform, offers thousands of non-degree programs that teach essential skills.</p>\n<p>One of them is “Learning How to Learn,” offered by the University of California-San Diego, which teaches the basics of picking up information: something that most colleges don’t ever bother going over.</p>\n<p>“For a lot of people, face it, if you’re in class—somebody’s walking in and out, somebody else is leaning in front of you, you miss things and you can’t stop the instructor continuously to ask them to go back and repeat something. You’re wasting time,” Barb Oakley, the professor teaching the course, tells Quartz. Oakley adds that she struggled in college herself, often losing focus on instructors’ lecture materials after the first 10 minutes. Via her online course and others like it, students can rewind, absorb information at their own pace, and pick up skills they might otherwise never have even considered in a traditional college lecture setting.</p>\n<p>Coursera is not alone: edX, Udacity, Khan Academy, UoPeople also provide free online courses, many of which are uploaded by professors at Harvard and other top schools. Putting aside the matter of the official diploma, you can receive a near-complete Ivy League education these days without ever setting foot on a campus—or paying a cent.</p>",
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