“Ambiguity is like a riddle. I like riddles. Why try to avoid riddles? It is a jigsaw puzzle you have to put together and after spending a lot of time peeling back your eyeballs at the image that could be… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
“Suppose there is a group of friends who create a club where the rule is to “not follow any rules.” However, “do not follow any rules” is a rule. If the friends followed the rule, then they are breaking the rule at the same time, but if they try to break the rule, they would be following rules, which is… — Lucy Carter Copy Share
“The umbrellas that I came up with were intended to preserve the taxonomic organization of the skills while showing how each skill overlaps, through the “shadows” they cast. The “apply” skill is directly dependent on the “understand” skill, for instance. The “understand” skill casted its shadow on the “apply” skill. The “remember” skill, as the biggest and uppermost umbrella, casted… — Lucy Carter Copy Share
“Looking back at the fact that Eve was created as Adam’s helper, it can be seen that it signifies that the wife was never… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
“In fact, they, by being helpers to humanity, were actually able to guide humanity, not be guided, and they could control and execute decisions,… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
“with the semantics from general context, it can be seen that “helper” is not synonymous to “slave.” If a person were to state that… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
“The extraterrestrials finally understood the impact of their theories, stereotypes, and logical fallacies, but, too traumatized by the thought of death, they were never… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
“Ambiguity is like a riddle. I like riddles. Why try to avoid riddles? It is a jigsaw puzzle you have to put together and… — Lucy Carter Copy Share Image
