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Writing Tips
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- What Good Can Be
Warnings against symbiosis-ridden and morbid narcissists around
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Many experts may be
role-posers, not too good at it, really. Werner Heisenberg has discussed how immense that
problem really is. [See Thd 211-3]
Now, let's go back to basics in this: That a thing is valuable or good in itself, or
for common man, doesn't imply that the one that carries such jewels to market will be hailed
by all and sundry - to the contrary at times. there are lots of interesting, psychological
reasons for it.
- One could be that of symbiosis or half-symbiosis, where victims of robbers and bullies
end up kissing the hands that lick them.
- Another could be that of outright narcissism that is funnelled into cancerous godliness, for that matter.
- A third could be morbid deals gone too far.
These things (items) can be too hard to ascertain over and over. Yet, what is thought to be
good for a guru's serf is hardly good for all others.
Times differ, climates differ, conditions, encounters and the general layout of
living on this over-populated planet.
These matters laid aside, when you come across statements that obviously or much
likely say that something is good, it should suggest the following - and here is a
table:
On the quest for excellence, it generally pays to stay fit
and tidy. Apart for that, here is what we say, more or less, inside this line of
didactics.
Taken together, these special items can form a serviceable net that allows
free-flowing understanding better - one that is not topped by making big, alarming blunders
over and over and preferably not outside appropriate good customs that pertain where it
helps to be well versed and preferably candid in one's own right.
Apart from that, the context often decides.
Now, a thing, phenomenon or cluster of those items is said to be good if:
1 Dedicated to
basic usefulness and not rueful in itself
- Basically handy marked by usefulness.
- Advancing some stouter-looking or more complete or whole-hearted fare - even advancing
individual attainments.
- Not promiscuous in gross outline.
- Sound and well enough guarded
- Culinary as to the mainframe, sort of - not dreadful at all.
- Dedicated to a decent fare.
- Preferably fair - not biased - or incredibly useful.
- Well enough nuanced and tidy to look at. ¤
- Not too blunt - preferably cosy or at hand.
- Signifies with accuracy and well nuanced for most part.
- Concrete without getting biased - often taken as practical for us
- Often having to do with stringed accuracy to avoid confusion.
- Useful and preferably pretty to look at too.
2 Relevant and
often concrete, preferably tidy as well
- Culinary can stand on top of even aristocratic-looking sturdiness
- Suave (bland) - perhaps well aspected too. ¤
- Serviceable in the long run - rustic-looking, too.
- Decent modesty requires it many times.
3 Yielding or
bulwarking some healthful fare or similar measures (strides)
- Not heart-breaking, and hardly scarring innocent bystanders.
- Good and healthy - and fit for most part - and clean in one way or other.
- Is hand to look at, or as handy as can be - decent all over is preferred.
- Often quite central.
- Giving healthful fare(s) time enough to grow tall.
- Can be stark, sometimes like great, novel art - it depends.
- Giving an able hand, or leading up to that.
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- not without inner consistency - and it all deals with the nobility that a genuine man is
aiming for. And this could fit. You have to be judicious and as clever as can be on top of
quite fit and all-round serveable elements. And bear that in mind.
Feel free to knit and braid and even criss-cross from among the various elements
given, as long as it serves the general tenor we've managed to lay bare.
This advanced and brand new school of didactics and poesis for expressions
and candid deals goes into still better and altogether aligned, geared-up arenas of
assessing help. One way can lead up to or take one into the next item: - Enabling
definition helpers;
- The academic reservation set;
- Grid-based co-definitions.
- Fourth: hyper-alignments on top of the rest.
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