huh what box im confused email the explaination pleaseIf every statement in this box is false, is this stament true?
Yes, it is!!!If every statement in this box is false, is this stament true?
No! its a conundrum!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Statement: ';I wasnt being myself'; true or false?
When people say 'I wasnt being myself' how can that be? Is it just an excuse for a silly moment? Surely people are being themselves whatever way they behave, each behaviour being a small part of their overall personality. How can a person be anything other that what they are, which is themselves?Statement: ';I wasnt being myself'; true or false?
FALSE.
when people say this they really mean ';I was being the part of myself that I dont want people to see';
Everyone does it.Statement: ';I wasnt being myself'; true or false?
Normally when a person says you are not being yourself they are merely indicating that you are not acting as they had grown accustomed to you acting. for instance suppose you are normally a shy timid person yet out of the blue you attack someone for seemingly no cause. this puts you out of charcter in the viewers eyes
when i lost my son i walked around ignoring everyone and yelling. does that mean that is the true me?
When people say ';I wasn't being myself'; they probably mean they have acted ';out of character';. For example, if you are someone who is easygoing and rarely in a bad mood but once in a great while fly into a rage over something said or done to you, you may think that you were not being yourself or acted uncharacteristically.
You are right, but often for many people they don't know who 'themselves' are. People wear many masks which they present to the world, a different one at work, at home, out socializing etc..
They are defence mechanisms to keep themselves safe and often they are not even aware of it, sometimes though the mask slips and part of the true self emerges.
If they are conscious of this 'gaff' they may, in defence say 'I wasn't being myself' and they may even believe it, but often for the observer it is an insight into that person's character that they would rather you didn't see.
The less masks someone has the more secure and self assured a person is likely to be, well grounded and living in the now.
i guess that being ';ones self'; is when your body and mind are at a balanced level for the longest time whilst awake, ie. they have rested enough, all the chemicals in the body are in balance etc.
So to ';not be ones self'; would be when a factor, such as sleep deprivation or chemical imbalance, would effect both the body and the mind causing changes to the ones personality.
For example, if you drank a large volume of alcohol, which shuts off parts of your brain and lowers your inhibition along with other things, would you term yourself as being your ';true self';? i wouldn't, a physiological change has occured inside your brain physically changing your brain causing personality changes.
It may not even have to be as effective a task as drinking, changes in ones chemical ballance can be caused by hearing bad news, not enough sleep, being told ';i love you'; all of these things will effect you and your mental state
so in summery, lol, i think its true
It's a term to describe a moment of just being human.
Being Silly is an intrinsic right of being a human being, so it really doesn't need an excuse - it's just the way we are.
It probably means that they did something out of character, outside of their usual behavior. It really is part of them, though. It might not show itself too often, or maybe we're good at hiding it from others.
There is really so much that makes up one's self, so many things. So many people don't realize how complex they are, and the potential they have of being inpredictable.
You definitely have this figured out unless they having outer body experiences which don't exist. then it is always them being who they truly are.
I think you're answering your own question - it's just a question of whether we're prepared to accept responsibility for our own actions. Once you do you're more likely to act with pure motivation with a good heart.
From a Buddhist point of view we all have delusions which stems from our karma. Also everything lacks inherent existence and there is no 'you' in the sense of an ego identity. Freud got it wrong methinks.
Have fun.....
well sometimes ppl pretend/try to be something or someone else..could be bcuz of pressure,for want of attention and friends etc..ppl adapt n change according to their likes n dislikes.
There is soo much about a person that he/she wouldnt even know yet!Some small character which is deep inside,some big talent hiding under the skin..but eventually some moments bring it out in such cases,they dont seem like 'themselves' but they are!
FALSE.
when people say this they really mean ';I was being the part of myself that I dont want people to see';
Everyone does it.Statement: ';I wasnt being myself'; true or false?
Normally when a person says you are not being yourself they are merely indicating that you are not acting as they had grown accustomed to you acting. for instance suppose you are normally a shy timid person yet out of the blue you attack someone for seemingly no cause. this puts you out of charcter in the viewers eyes
when i lost my son i walked around ignoring everyone and yelling. does that mean that is the true me?
When people say ';I wasn't being myself'; they probably mean they have acted ';out of character';. For example, if you are someone who is easygoing and rarely in a bad mood but once in a great while fly into a rage over something said or done to you, you may think that you were not being yourself or acted uncharacteristically.
You are right, but often for many people they don't know who 'themselves' are. People wear many masks which they present to the world, a different one at work, at home, out socializing etc..
They are defence mechanisms to keep themselves safe and often they are not even aware of it, sometimes though the mask slips and part of the true self emerges.
If they are conscious of this 'gaff' they may, in defence say 'I wasn't being myself' and they may even believe it, but often for the observer it is an insight into that person's character that they would rather you didn't see.
The less masks someone has the more secure and self assured a person is likely to be, well grounded and living in the now.
i guess that being ';ones self'; is when your body and mind are at a balanced level for the longest time whilst awake, ie. they have rested enough, all the chemicals in the body are in balance etc.
So to ';not be ones self'; would be when a factor, such as sleep deprivation or chemical imbalance, would effect both the body and the mind causing changes to the ones personality.
For example, if you drank a large volume of alcohol, which shuts off parts of your brain and lowers your inhibition along with other things, would you term yourself as being your ';true self';? i wouldn't, a physiological change has occured inside your brain physically changing your brain causing personality changes.
It may not even have to be as effective a task as drinking, changes in ones chemical ballance can be caused by hearing bad news, not enough sleep, being told ';i love you'; all of these things will effect you and your mental state
so in summery, lol, i think its true
It's a term to describe a moment of just being human.
Being Silly is an intrinsic right of being a human being, so it really doesn't need an excuse - it's just the way we are.
It probably means that they did something out of character, outside of their usual behavior. It really is part of them, though. It might not show itself too often, or maybe we're good at hiding it from others.
There is really so much that makes up one's self, so many things. So many people don't realize how complex they are, and the potential they have of being inpredictable.
You definitely have this figured out unless they having outer body experiences which don't exist. then it is always them being who they truly are.
I think you're answering your own question - it's just a question of whether we're prepared to accept responsibility for our own actions. Once you do you're more likely to act with pure motivation with a good heart.
From a Buddhist point of view we all have delusions which stems from our karma. Also everything lacks inherent existence and there is no 'you' in the sense of an ego identity. Freud got it wrong methinks.
Have fun.....
well sometimes ppl pretend/try to be something or someone else..could be bcuz of pressure,for want of attention and friends etc..ppl adapt n change according to their likes n dislikes.
There is soo much about a person that he/she wouldnt even know yet!Some small character which is deep inside,some big talent hiding under the skin..but eventually some moments bring it out in such cases,they dont seem like 'themselves' but they are!
2) Which of the following statements about blood clotting is false?
A) The first response to an injury is dilation of the damaged blood vessels.
B) During the clotting response, platelets rapidly adhere to exposed connective tissue in the walls of damaged blood vessels.
C) More than a dozen different clotting factors are involved in the formation of a scab.
D) Threads of fibrin trap blood cells and platelets during clot formation.
E) Chemicals released by platelets stimulate cell division in smooth muscle and connective tissues.2) Which of the following statements about blood clotting is false?
A is false...
smooth muscle tissue in the walls of an injured blood vessel contract. this contraction causes the blood vessels to constrict so that blood flow is reduced and eventually cut off.2) Which of the following statements about blood clotting is false?
E
B) During the clotting response, platelets rapidly adhere to exposed connective tissue in the walls of damaged blood vessels.
C) More than a dozen different clotting factors are involved in the formation of a scab.
D) Threads of fibrin trap blood cells and platelets during clot formation.
E) Chemicals released by platelets stimulate cell division in smooth muscle and connective tissues.2) Which of the following statements about blood clotting is false?
A is false...
smooth muscle tissue in the walls of an injured blood vessel contract. this contraction causes the blood vessels to constrict so that blood flow is reduced and eventually cut off.2) Which of the following statements about blood clotting is false?
E
Should auditors be jailed for giving false statements?
I believe auditors are liable for a custodial penalty for making false statements, depending on the seriousness of the offence, and probably on whether it's a repeat offence.
That's speaking from NSW, Australia.
Should they be jailed?
Maybe not for a first offence ~ probably some form of community service would be more useful, but if they are a repeat offender, and particularly if what they have done has caused hardship to people, then I would give a qualified yes.
Qualified because it would really depend on the individual case and the circumstances.
Most of the time, prison is the LEAST useful of solutions, but there comes a point past which nothing else can be done.
Cheers :-)Should auditors be jailed for giving false statements?
Yes, there is too much graft going on.Should auditors be jailed for giving false statements?
yes, jail them all!
That's speaking from NSW, Australia.
Should they be jailed?
Maybe not for a first offence ~ probably some form of community service would be more useful, but if they are a repeat offender, and particularly if what they have done has caused hardship to people, then I would give a qualified yes.
Qualified because it would really depend on the individual case and the circumstances.
Most of the time, prison is the LEAST useful of solutions, but there comes a point past which nothing else can be done.
Cheers :-)Should auditors be jailed for giving false statements?
Yes, there is too much graft going on.Should auditors be jailed for giving false statements?
yes, jail them all!
Which of the following statements is false?
A. the development of a complete digestive tract allows the specialization of regions to carry out a variety of functions
B. segmentation allows increasing specialization of body parts
C. organisms with radial symmetry developed into the ultimate predatorsWhich of the following statements is false?
bWhich of the following statements is false?
B
Wah? :O
B. segmentation allows increasing specialization of body parts
C. organisms with radial symmetry developed into the ultimate predatorsWhich of the following statements is false?
bWhich of the following statements is false?
B
Wah? :O
Which one of these statements is false regarding DNA replication?
proofreading occurs
DNA polymerase catalyzes the addition of nucleotides
a replication bubble structure is formed
there is one template strandWhich one of these statements is false regarding DNA replication?
there is one template strand.- Both strands of DNA are copied.
ie
DNA polymerase catalyzes the addition of nucleotides
a replication bubble structure is formed
there is one template strandWhich one of these statements is false regarding DNA replication?
there is one template strand.- Both strands of DNA are copied.
Choose whether each of the following statements is true or false.?
1. In order to move a massive crate sitting on the floor, the force you apply to the crate has to overcome the force of the crate pushing back on you.
2.An object can be moving in one direction while the net force acting on it is in another direction.
3.An object at rest has no forces acting on it.
4.An object can be in motion and still have zero net force acting on it.
Please any help would be greatly appreciated.Choose whether each of the following statements is true or false.?
1. False. Newton's 3rd law says that the force you apply to the crate will always equal the force the crate applies to you. In order to move the crate, what you need to do is overcome the force of friction involved.
2. True. Think of a spring oscillating.
3. False. If you're standing still, gravity's still acting on you right? (Think what force then is keeping you from falling through the floor!)
4. True (Newton's 1st law).Choose whether each of the following statements is true or false.?
3. True,because the object is not in motion.
2.An object can be moving in one direction while the net force acting on it is in another direction.
3.An object at rest has no forces acting on it.
4.An object can be in motion and still have zero net force acting on it.
Please any help would be greatly appreciated.Choose whether each of the following statements is true or false.?
1. False. Newton's 3rd law says that the force you apply to the crate will always equal the force the crate applies to you. In order to move the crate, what you need to do is overcome the force of friction involved.
2. True. Think of a spring oscillating.
3. False. If you're standing still, gravity's still acting on you right? (Think what force then is keeping you from falling through the floor!)
4. True (Newton's 1st law).Choose whether each of the following statements is true or false.?
3. True,because the object is not in motion.
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