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Sunday, September 9, 2018

The Benefits Of Complaining

To most, complaining is toxic... But look who's calling it that... Emotionals.

To Logicals, complaints are like classes on critical thinking and preparation. If you don't know that or why it's bad, there's a great chance you're going to suffer the same fate. 

Here are some benefits to complaining:
1) Community awareness.
- All who know the complaint will know what to avoid or look out for. 
2) Problem solving.
- All who participate will play a hand in solving or neutralizing the complaint.
3) Learning.
- Those who don't understand the complaint will learn why; those who complain may learn perspectives that may negate the complaint; and everyone can learn complaint-relevant information. 
4) Mental exercise and refinement. 
- Improves your recollection speed, the organization of your thought, and stabilize your belief (complaint).
5) Socializing. 
- Well, you gotta communicate in order to complain... And, even if it's to yourself, you get minor communication-skills increase. 
6) Free stuff. 
- Sometimes, complaining to a company will result in compensations. 
7) Stress relief. 
- Everytime you complain, you release a bit of anger and frustration. So, it's not bottled and festering. (That's why therapy is, usually, effective at calming people.)

To idiots, all complaints are identical, and they won't care what the complaint is about - there could be 70 topics that allow safety awareness to the receiver and it wouldn't matter - they would rather [you] die. 

Friday, December 13, 2013

Proper Smart Phone/Computer Etiquette.


When using someone else's device:
1) do not change any settings that will effect many things.
2) if you need to change a simple setting like lighting or sound, change it back in the end.
3) do not visit intensive sites like Facebook, YouTube, or porn.
4) do not use device as if the owner donated it to you.
5) wipe your hands before touching the device.
6) hold on tightly as if it were a baby.
7) do not back out of anything originally open, just open a new tab or go to the desktop (press home button for home page)
8) do not over write anything (including webpages)
9) do not close anything originally opened.
10) do not turn the device off because YOU are done with it.
11) ignore any of the above if you have preknowledge of otherwise.