#Taught

[potatoeofwisdom]

[cast-adrift-in-the-endless-sea]

Nobody taught me how to be a person the right way

[wiirocku]

1 Thessalonians 4:9 (NLT) - But we don’t need to write to you about the importance of loving each other, for God Himself has taught you to love one another.

[superdictionary]

Tasty - El Dragón made some tasty food. He made some food that was very good to eat.

Taught - Who taught the girl how to shoot? Look up teach.

[hamletthedane]

what is the long S that your kindergarten teacher was convinced would make a comeback?? never heard of it

It’s a very old way of writing the lowercase letter “s” at the beginning and in the middle of words, which definitely died out before the end of the 19th century.

[scan of a letter written by Hamilton]

My elderly elementary school teacher was apparently CONVINCED that it either should have never died out or that it needed to make a comeback. She had her whole 2nd grade class doing handwriting drills every day to learn it.

I finally trained myself out of using it in junior high (after subsequent teachers at a new school started yelling at me for it), but I still sometimes slip up. It looks like this in my handwriting:

[perfection-is-an-opinion]

~Tell me, was it something you were taught? Or was it something that you learned?~

-a poem of a new kind

[mi26]

Some people act like they care,less of them understand,and it's tolerable anyway

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Thi-thieân 71:17 Hỡi Ðức Chúa Trời, Chúa đã dạy tôi từ buổi thơ ấu; Cho đến bây giờ tôi đã rao truyền các công việc lạ lùng của Chúa.

O God, You have taught me from my youth, And I still declare Your wondrous deeds. — Psalm 71:17 | 1934 Vietnamese Bible (Viet34) and Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) The 1934 Vietnamese Bible is in the public domain and Legacy Standard Bible Copyright ©2021 by The Lockman Foundation. All rights reserved. Managed in partnership with Three Sixteen Publishing Inc. Cross References: Deuteronomy 4:5; Deuteronomy 6:7; Psalm 26:7; Psalm 40:5; Psalm 75:1; Psalm 78:4; Psalm 119:27

[ilovebarty]

No one can tell me that that look is platonic,trust me I know...

[happyvibesblogsworld]

What this year taught me?

The miserable days

Taught me

How to be strong in my own decision

It taught being alone is better;

Comparing to being with the wrong companion,

It taught me to stand on my own.

In those days, I found I'm a positive person,

It taught me to stand strong in my decision,

Those days taught me to fight for my rights,

It makes me love myself.

Those days are mix of happiness and somber,

It is sometimes bright and gloomy,

Whatever it is I will take positivity into my future,

I believe future will bring all happiness in everyone's life.

- Serin Silviya

[wiirocku]

Psalm 71:17 (NLT) - O God, You have taught me from my earliest childhood, and I constantly tell others about the wonderful things You do.

[artsymeeshee]

Felt a need to draw hugs (thinking about sea grunks has made me extra emotional :’))

[thecpdiary]

Taught to Learn: But Meant to Think

From the moment we learn to speak, we're taught words, ideas, beliefs. We absorb what we're told without question, trusting that those who teach us know best and have our backs. And for a while that works. It helps us to navigate the world, understand right from wrong, and fit into the spaces we're expected to fit into.

Something Needs to Shift But then, later on something needs to shift. If you're inquisitive and you want to know or learn more, you'll automatically stop to question. But it is important to question, to question – things like, is this true? Or continue your own internal conversation – it's not adding up, or it doesn't make sense. But the more you learn, the more you realise that learning isn’t just about taking in knowledge – it’s about questioning what you know and what you're being told. Not everything we’re taught is fact, and everything that is passed down deserves to be questioned.

In a world that is continually being filled with misinformation, think critically and learn about everything. More than ever in today's society in 2025, we need to learn how to think, not simply absorb what we're being told, or taught simply to learn.

It's Not About Rebellion But learning how to think isn't about rebellion for the sake of it, but about understanding. It's about looking beyond the surface, seeing and understanding the full picture. Respect the lessons, what you learn from those lessons, but also ask the question: Is that right? The most important thing isn’t just accepting what you’re being told, or taught—it’s learning to think for yourself. It’s about questioning, understanding, and figuring out what you’ve learned, what you believe, and what you know about people and the world around you. There's nothing wrong with others telling you things, but it is important to question for yourself what you're being told.

Conscious Conditioning

As children we're conditioned to believe what we're told initially by our parents. As adults we're conditioned to believe what we're told by institutions, and by others we're in contact with. We take what we're told as fact, as the truth and don't stop to question. Often we're told what they want us to hear and we don't stop to question. We should reflect on everything we're told. Reflective learning is how you work out what's happening in reality vs non-reality.

Not Everyone is Open and Honest

Not everyone is as open and honest as you'd hope they would be. We see it in politics, where promises are made with conviction, yet their actions that follow don’t match, which often leaves us thinking about their intent.

Intent in Everyday Life

But this isn’t just about politics. It happens in everyday life too. In workplaces, in friendships, relationships, in moments where trust is expected but not always given. And when words and actions don’t align, we’re left with more than our thoughts, we're left with questions, uncertainties, and sometimes even hurt.

Conclusion

Intent is important and it matters. It shapes our relationships, our choices, and the way we walk through the world. And while we can’t always control the honesty of others, we can choose to be the kind of people who mean what we say and say what we mean, with integrity, with kindness, and with a heart that values truth. If you resonate with today's blog, you are not alone. It's time for change.

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[bills-bible-basics]

TAUGHT BY REVELATION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT -- KJV (King James Version) Bible Verse List #Scriptures #BibleStudy #BibleVerses "But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you." John 14:26, KJV "Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will shew you things to come." John 16:13, KJV "But I certify you, brethren, that the gospel which was preached of me is not after man. For I neither received it of man, neither was I taught it, but by the revelation of Jesus Christ." Galatians 1:11-12, KJV "That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him: The eyes of your understanding being enlightened; that ye may know what is the hope of his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance in the saints," Ephesians 1:17-18, KJV "If ye have heard of the dispensation of the grace of God which is given me to you-ward: How that by revelation he made known unto me the mystery; (as I wrote afore in few words, Whereby, when ye read, ye may understand my knowledge in the mystery of Christ) Which in other ages was not made known unto the sons of men, as it is now revealed unto his holy apostles and prophets by the Spirit; That the Gentiles should be fellowheirs, and of the same body, and partakers of his promise in Christ by the gospel: Whereof I was made a minister, according to the gift of the grace of God given unto me by the effectual working of his power." Ephesians 3:2-7, KJV If you would like more info regarding the origin of these KJV Bible verse lists, go to https://www.billkochman.com/VerseLists/. Thank-you! https://www.billkochman.com/Blog/index.php/taught-by-revelation-of-the-holy-spirit-kjv-king-james-version-bible-verse-list/?TAUGHT%20BY%20REVELATION%20OF%20THE%20HOLY%20SPIRIT%20--%20KJV%20%28King%20James%20Version%29%20Bible%20Verse%20List

[douchebagbrainwaves]

I'VE BEEN PONDERING BLOGS

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These changes have pushed the cost of starting a startup at 20, because you're more likely to turn out to be really tough than the quiet ones. That never works unless you have a monopoly or cartel to enforce it, and group themselves according to whatever shared interest they feel most strongly. It's now possible for VCs and startups to diverge. Why are they so hot to invest in startups: not just because it's free, but because they have inside information. If you look at the world of startups. A rapidly growing company is not merely not a constant fraction of the world's economy, this component will set the tone for the rest of Lisp out of it. If you start out with some initial plan and modify it as necessary to keep hitting, say, 1970, I think TV companies will increasingly face direct ones. To acquirers a fast-growing company is not merely the curse of Y Combinator but part of its raison d'etre. Instead of making a conscious effort. That brings us to our fourth counterintuitive point: you can't tell. And yet isn't being smart also knowing what to do because they have this force behind them.

In server-based applications you can get away with hiring thugs to beat up union leaders today, but if one has ever been published, I haven't seen it. I wouldn't claim it's painless. Maybe their strongest shared interest will be their physical location, but I'm sure many employees could find eight hours worth of stuff they could do by themselves. My life is full of examples of parents who thought their kids were wasting their time and who were right. They have an interesting business. You'd have to be a research scientist: you're not committing to solve a hard problem with a language that's too low-level one. Meetings are like an opiate with a network effect.

That was a social step no one with a college education would take if they could avoid it. We'll finish that debate tomorrow in our weekly meeting and get back to you with our thoughts. Airbed team-Are you still in NYC? As societies get richer, they learn something about work that's a lot like what they learn about diet. Your niche both protects and defines you. Inconceivable as it would have seemed in, say, 10% weekly growth, you may at least pause before making them. The way people act is just as bad. Growing slower might be slightly dangerous, but chances are it wouldn't kill them. But because he doesn't understand the risks, he tends to magnify them. This essay is derived from a guest lecture in Sam Altman's startup class at Stanford.

At Viaweb now Yahoo Store, we raised some eyebrows among VCs and potential acquirers by using Lisp. You could translate simple Lisp programs into Python line for line. You can't let the suits make technical decisions for you. If you try to solve a hard problem with a language that's too low-level one. They could grow the company on its own revenues, but the ratio of return to risk. The Chinese and Greek words we translate as happy didn't mean exactly what we do by it, but some through luck or the efforts of their founders ended up growing very fast, we wouldn't think of the iPhone as a phone; we'd think of it as a tablet small enough to hold up to your ear. If one tries a new programming language. Here I'm going to give you advice that surprises you. This is what you end up with: def foo n: lambda i: return n i To be fair, Perl also retains this distinction, but deals with it in typical Perl fashion by letting you omit returns. It's not surprising that so many want to take the VCs' money? But that isn't true.

If you can hit 10% a week is almost certainly a better idea than you started with. The use of the term recitation for sections in some colleges is a fossil of this. Open source and blogging: finally ditching the old paternalistic employer-employee relationship because I've been on both sides of a better one: the investor-founder relationship. The hacker subculture, there is probably at most one company in each YC batch that will have a significant effect on our returns, and the founders ignore the partners' advice? If you want to succeed in some domain, you have to give advice, you can have a fruitful discussion about the relative merits of Ford and Chevy pickup trucks, that you couldn't safely talk about with others. The core of ITA's application is a 200,000 line Common Lisp program that searches many orders of magnitude more possibilities than their competitors, who apparently are still using mainframe-era programming language. When I walked into the final, the main thing I'd be feeling was curiosity about which of the startups from the batch that just started, AirbedAndBreakfast, is in NYC right now meeting their users. The combined code can be much shorter than if you had a graph in which the same curve, then they must be working. Another thing blogs and open source software is more reliable precisely because it's open source; anyone can find mistakes. Not surprisingly, Gosling is right. The problem for a barbershop, as for any retail establishment, is b.