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Kunal Jain @kunalanuk (10) • New Delhi, India 15 Aug 20

Time, as we know it to be on our watches and clocks is just one way of understanding Time. It may be called physical time or measurable time etc. We also use Time or the word Time with different meanings, for example, "We are...

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Kunal Jain How about considering that Time is a construct of humanity and different cultures have constructed their conceptions of differently over the course of history? For example, Time for Renaissance Italy was different as compared to Time as it was for Mughal...

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Kunal Jain @kunalanuk (10) • New Delhi, India 15 Aug 20

Time, as we know it to be on our watches and clocks is just one way of understanding Time. It may be called physical time or measurable time etc. We also use Time or the word Time with different meanings, for example, "We are...

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Alex Socorro @Alexandoy (65308) • Cainta, Philippines 15 Aug 20

Personally I wouldn't have the vaccine from either Russia or China because I do not trust the method of clinical trials. I am waiting for the Oxford vaccine or maybe one in the US laboratories. Let's hope that the best vaccine...

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Kunal Jain @Alexandoy In that sense I too am. There has been a literal 'sacrificing' of common people in such cases, and the current crisis only proves this ever more if the policies are looked critically.

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Lenny Miller @InquisitiveMind (132) 28 Aug 17

If we look at the history of mankind, it's evident that we have been able to surpass the expectations of every generation. We have been able to make machines that can take us around fast and all we have to do is sit in it and...

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Kunal Jain As a student of history, anthropology, and social sciences, I would love to write on it at length. If some of you might like to read it, I will go ahead with it. These questions have also been raised by philosophers of history.

15 Aug 20

Kunal Jain @kunalanuk (10) • New Delhi, India 15 Aug 20

With our rhythms of life disturbed a few months ago, we all got an opportunity to somehow settle with newer rhythms of life, even though that too has been a struggle for most of us. However, there is a possible blessing in...

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Kunal Jain Thanks for this. Will look into it seriously.

15 Aug 20

Alex Socorro @Alexandoy (65308) • Cainta, Philippines 15 Aug 20

Personally I wouldn't have the vaccine from either Russia or China because I do not trust the method of clinical trials. I am waiting for the Oxford vaccine or maybe one in the US laboratories. Let's hope that the best vaccine...

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Kunal Jain @Alexandoy I trust in the scientific method, no matter where it is applied. That said, we cannot deny that a lot of politics and money-making is also involved in the whole vaccine thing across the globe. At the same time, to do politics and to make money,...

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Alex Socorro @Alexandoy (65308) • Cainta, Philippines 15 Aug 20

Personally I wouldn't have the vaccine from either Russia or China because I do not trust the method of clinical trials. I am waiting for the Oxford vaccine or maybe one in the US laboratories. Let's hope that the best vaccine...

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Kunal Jain I would trust the vaccines from Russia and China since they have good medical research infrastructures. Their economies always had the lesser shock-absorbing capacity, they need to stand up on their feet sooner than much stronger economies of the west. I too...

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dickkell @dickkell (403) • United States 22 Mar 07

With the fall of the Soviet Union, the liberalization of China, and the immenant demise of Fidel Castro, I have been wonderring if Communism is dead, or if it has simply gone underground? Is the Marxist dream still alive? Does the...

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Kunal Jain What has failed are Socialist Experiments and not the ideology and the Science of Revolution. So neither Marxism is dead, nor Communism is. In fact, if they were, why would so many slanderers need to spend so much ink on discrediting the ideology, leaders, and...

15 Aug 20

Kunal Jain @kunalanuk (10) • New Delhi, India 15 Aug 20

With our rhythms of life disturbed a few months ago, we all got an opportunity to somehow settle with newer rhythms of life, even though that too has been a struggle for most of us. However, there is a possible blessing in...

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Ma Isabel Castillo @GreatIsabel24 (22) 14 Aug 20

I will always love what you are and not the person you are trying to be. Self-love will always be better

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Kunal Jain I realized that a long time ago and put that in my diary. It is so true. However, there is a fine line between being stuck with yourself and growing with life. It often happens that we succumb to the personalities around us and cease to be ourselves. That's...

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