How do I stop following my dreams/interest?
If you have provided a little more information about what your dreams are, it would have been of some help.So I am assuming following two cases;If it's about achieving something in your life to prove yourself, like getting into IIT, your dream job, be an entrepreneur, Govt Officer or something like this, No you shouldn't stop pursuing it. If you think there is no chance for you, think of some other choices to do so. You may not have many chances, but there is always a choice.If it's about your desires, like getting rich or your dreamgirl, then it totally depends on what kind of a person you are. It's just a matter of time. Right thing will come to you at right time. I don't see it's of any good to give up in any of the cases mentioned. There's a good say I would like to mention here, Failure is not falling down, it's about refusing to get up. Please go get your dreams, Never say never.
Any ideas for an excuse for not swimming?
go to the nurse and tell her you have your period and you can not go swimming. there is no way your teacher can say that is not a good excuse. they can not force you to go swimming if you do not want to.
Excuses to skip PE?
anyone have good excuses to not do PE? I m really not in the mood to be doing laps around a field and push-ups, especially since my granny is dying and all I m in the mood for is crying. My PE teacher is pretty strict, and doesn t take excuses easily. Any help?
Suppose that about 20% of those called will find an excuse (work, poor health, travel out of town, etc.) to av?
The probability of having an excuse is 20%=.2, so the probability of not finding any excuses is 1-.2=.8, therefor the probability that all the 14 people can't find any excuses is (.8)^14 = (.1)^14*(8)^14 = 10^(-14)*(2^3)^14 = 10^(-14)*2^52 = 0.044. Please repeat the caculations again to correct any possible errors.
Determine the best strategy for each player in the following hypothetical two-player game.?
There are five piles, each of which contains some number of coins. Players alternate turns, each turn consists of removing any (non-zero) number of coins from a single pile. The goal is to be the person to remove the last coin(s).
Is "I simply follow orders of my superiors" an acceptable excuse for committing war crimes, especially if defiance can result in court martial or summary execution?
In international law the Nuremberg defense is not accepted, but the armies of most , if not all, despotic regimes, the suppression of the person refusing to follow an illegal order may prevent any further inquiry. An individual who refuses to follow an order which will involve committing a war crime, if that person is executed, there will be no opportunity for any exoneration for that person, nor will there ever be an opportunity to reverse the action of those putting the righteous soldier to death
Why do christians make excuses for god not answering prayers?
the bible clearly says that anything you ask of god, he will do. so, why do so many christians make excuses for him not answering prayers. saying things like "they must not have a strong enough connection with god". if he says he will do anything we ask of him, then he should. the bible does not say otherwise. and, if the answer you have is that he says no, than doesn't that make him a liar? and if he is a liar, he is not perfect and/or holy. also, when did god define prayers he deems worthy of answering? he should be answering them all. Checkmate, Anyone???
What's a good excuse to say to your boss?
Get some milk and bread and chew them both in your mouth (don't swallow!). When he walks by just spit it out all over him! Presto! Instant puke! He won't want you to go to anything after that!