Is There A Reason People Can

Why do people hate each other without any reason? And why they can't do any good thing for them?

There's always a reason why people hate each other whether it's explicit (they know it) or implicit (they don't know it). Here are some reasons why I believe people hate people:1. Fear and It's Manifestations - We are insecure of something the other person has and we want or we feel we deserve, therefore that jealous, or insecurity comes out in the form of anger/hate. We don't hate people, we hate the emotions and fears they arise within us and project these fears/emotions onto them. To avoid the pain of dealing with our own emotions, we hate them.?2. Mutually Conflicting Values - I recently found out a colleague in office dislikes me. Why? I give money to beggars on the street and she is against it. Why is she against it? Because according to her values giving money beggars encourages them to beg more, so in her book - if the giving stops, the begging can too.Why am I not against it? Because most beggars based on those that I have spoken to especially young children - get beaten up, physically amputated, or trafficked if they don't generate a certain quota of money for a stipulated time period, so my values say that if I can prevent the kid from being hurt further by donating to them, I will do it.Whose right here? No one. We just have different perspective or values operating here for the same situation. However, it's our lack of tolerance for each other's values that makes us dislike each other.3. Subconscious Biases - We all group with certain biases, beliefs, distortions as children, and carry these beliefs into adulthood. When beliefs or biases that are hostile towards people with certain behavioral, ethnicity or physiological characteristics, are triggered they make us dislike or hate the person even if we don't completely understand why we hate them.

Is there a reason why some people don't talk much and others talk a lot?

“Is there a reason why some people don't talk much and others talk a lot?”So I had an argument by with my friend few days back (About something so senseless that I won't even).And yes, the heated conversation caused some serious emotional damage to both the parties and we stopped talking.Pretty obvious, right?No one can be a complete introvert or a complete extrovert. Neither was I or my friend and that's conspicuous. It's all about balancing both the attributes. In my case, the introvert side had the edge over the extrovert one and it was quite the opposite for my friend.I thought about the incident everyday, I speculated many theories about the things I should and shouldn't have said. But, he seemed pretty chilled out which obviously bothered me.One day I decided to settle everything between us and it worked (Partially). I already had decided to point out everything that resulted in the weird, senseless conversation.We started talking about the argument that took place that day and surprisingly I was the one who was quite and listening to my friend. It was indeed quite surprising because…you get it right!You saw what happened there!This is the difference I wanted to talk about. We, being the less talkative ones, don't know how to express everything despite being the thinkers.This is because we think a lot! We don't just…say things.Our biggest strength is that we THINK a lot and our biggest weakness is that we THINK A LOT!Thank you!

Why do people block others? What are the reasons to block someone?

Blocking is a way of making the other person restless, it depends on the degree of emotional connect of the person that is blocked. If you really know the person, you might know the trigger after blocking. So some people use it to their advantage to make the other person more vulnerable.Blocking usually affects the one that is very sensitive and emotional and ones that cannot bear silence.Sometimes this is used to show power and to prove a point.Blocking isn't necessary when there is a sense of understanding between two people. Some people block to get some time off the other but if really communicated in an effective at, there really isn't a need to block them from reaching out to you.

What is the physiological reason why some people can and some people cannot use the whistle register?

Postulating based on my knowledge/dissection of the larynx..Pitch is controlled by 2 main factors:multiple sets of muscles known as (crico)arytenoids which tighten/loosen the vocal cords and help shape your airwaythe speed/quantity of air being pushed out from the lungs during vocalizationPhysiologic barriers that could prevent an individual from being able to achieve the whistle register:damage to the vocal cords, as seen in smokers (their voices become lower/rougher)inherent length of the vocal cords preventing sufficient tightening (genetic)inability for the muscles to contract sufficiently due to age, damage, etc.inability to exhale with sufficient speed/quantity due to lung disease, decreased diaphragm contraction, inherent lung capacity, etc.obstructive disease of the throat (swollen tonsils, for instance)Basically, there are any number of factors that could be at play for a given person--some controllable, others not. Hope this sheds some light on the possibilities? :-)

What are the major reasons why people don't cook at home more often?

Eating out provides the path of least resistance.(unless your mama is still making your meals for you)Planning a meal takes timeShopping takes timeFood preparation takes timeServing takes timeWashing dirty dishes takes timeSometimes, we simply don't have the time.We're chronically rushing to get to the office, so we grab something on the way in or eat a quick-to-prepare breakfast (cereal and milk, fruit, toast; however I could not call those things cooking)For lunch, most of our co-workers don't bring a lunch, so it's a time to socialize with them by eating out.After eight to 12 hours at the office, to be frank, we're tired.  Spending the next hour or two preparing dinner seems unappealing and it's easier, in my cases, to just pick up something on the way home.Of course, eating out is more expensive than eating in.  Sometimes, people don't mind the added cost that buys them convenience and makes their lives easier.  Other times, people try to balance eating out and eating in, which gives them an optimal blend of cost savings and convenience.