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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 27 Feb 23

It was a crisp autumn morning, and I was on my way to a job interview that I had been looking forward to for weeks. I had prepared thoroughly, researching the company and practicing my responses to potential interview...

kindness of strangers

overcoming obstacles

job interview

determination

gratitude

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OceanTiara This is absolutyly wonderful news!! Congratulations

27 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 27 Feb 23

It was a crisp autumn morning, and I was on my way to a job interview that I had been looking forward to for weeks. I had prepared thoroughly, researching the company and practicing my responses to potential interview...

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emerson emelas This is amazing and very good.

27 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 24 Feb 23

I had always been an impulsive person. I made decisions quickly and acted on them without much thought. This trait had led me into trouble before, but nothing compared to what happened last summer. I was at a party with some...

impulsiveness

recklessness

near death experience

personal growth

life lessons

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Christina Terrylynn Armstrong it's always wise to think before you act because your actions have consequences whether you make a bad decision or a good one there are consequences either it will be rewarding or punishing.. In life we all make mistakes but it is up to us to learn from our...

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

wealth inequality

income distribution

social justice

government regulation

capitalism

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Arunima Singh I totally disagree there. An equal and fair society is a dream and I even wonder if it's a nice one. Not all can be brought down at the same financial level. That will crush innovation, creativity and hardwork..it will be a mundane boring life.

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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Diana I am not sure if this would be good.

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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Anna Having access to the same opportunities has nothing to do with the amount of money people earn.

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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sugiono Actually not like that. there are rich and poor. if they all are same, nobody want to be worker for others...

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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Meggan Moore I also disagree. We are all unique and have different things that motivate us. What is excess work to one is bare minimum to another. What one deems as an undesirable job is another's dream job. We all have the ability to fight for what we want and to walk...

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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Jim Bauer Not in a million years. We already have an equal and fair society. You get from it what you put into it, and that's that. People are rich for a reason and poor for a reason. Everybody earns proportionate to their contribution, level of risk they take, and what...

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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OceanTiara I think in short, there are the good and the evil in both rich and poor.

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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askme123 Really.???.I think if you are willing to work you should be paid.If you want to do overtime You should be paid for overtime. Of course I wish that wealth would be distributed evenly to each family This would cut down on illegal activities.However it would take...

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

I think there should be a limit to how much money a person can earn because this can help create a more equal and fair society, where everyone has access to the same opportunities. Besides, the pursuit of extreme wealth can lead...

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askme123 @Barongo Well when you think about it is true.If we all have equal amount of wealth there would be no need for jealousy. However you will still find a few greedy people who will steal and kill to acquire more.

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

Designer babies is the concept of genetically modifying the DNA of embryos during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process to create a baby with specific desired traits. These traits could include physical characteristics such as...

genetic engineering

ethics of biotechnology

human enhancement

reproductive technology

medical ethics

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Ifamous I called this as playing God. They have done this with fruits, and fruits with GMO may causing cancer

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

Designer babies is the concept of genetically modifying the DNA of embryos during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process to create a baby with specific desired traits. These traits could include physical characteristics such as...

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Jenaisle I don't think it's good to interfere with genetics. This could lead to bad results. Scientists should exhaust all means of study before deciding to do this. Unless, the procedure is proven to produce good results, people should never mess with the flow of...

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

Designer babies is the concept of genetically modifying the DNA of embryos during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process to create a baby with specific desired traits. These traits could include physical characteristics such as...

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rakski it seems ideal to have a very pretty and brilliant baby but still, I do not think it is right to change what is given to us by God

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 23 Feb 23

Designer babies is the concept of genetically modifying the DNA of embryos during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process to create a baby with specific desired traits. These traits could include physical characteristics such as...

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Judy Story I am not sure we should mess with changing the dna.

23 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 22 Feb 23

My take is children have their own agency and autonomy, and sometimes parents cannot always control their actions. This means that they are individuals with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. They have the ability to make...

parental responsibility

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Anna If the children are under age the parents are legally responsible here.

22 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 22 Feb 23

My take is children have their own agency and autonomy, and sometimes parents cannot always control their actions. This means that they are individuals with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. They have the ability to make...

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Jo Hill I have thought on this a lot before answering. I have worked with many kids in the past that have disabilities of all sorts. I can honestly say this much. It depends on the child. Not the age or the way the kid was raised alone. Some kids, I have met in my...

22 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 22 Feb 23

My take is children have their own agency and autonomy, and sometimes parents cannot always control their actions. This means that they are individuals with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. They have the ability to make...

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pumpkinjam @Barongo yes, I agree that it shouldn't be based solely on age. With my own children, there are things one did at a certain age that I wouldn't dream of letting another do at the same age. But age is a good starting point, I think.

22 Feb 23

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Wycliffe Barongo Obiko @Barongo (29) • Nairobi, Kenya 22 Feb 23

My take is children have their own agency and autonomy, and sometimes parents cannot always control their actions. This means that they are individuals with their own thoughts, feelings, and desires. They have the ability to make...

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pumpkinjam I think it depends a lot on the child's age. Children misbehave or they do things that they don't yet know are wrong. Where I live, a child is considered responsible for their actions at the age of 10 - they know right from wrong and are (usually) fully able...

22 Feb 23

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