What did he mean when he said "you amaze me"?
Without knowing the situation at the time he said it, most of the time it means that you are doing or being something, someone who normally would not act like that, or would do something like that I know confusing! ~extreme example - you have been out with the guy a few times and the dates have been normal, but, one night at a party, you get up and want to dance and you start dancing on a table top! It would be out of fun, but, just not someone he has seen before - Get the idea! Like I said, it would all depend on the situation when he say it, nothing wrong, at-least not in the example I put forth. It's just being or doing something he didn't expect coming from you. Unless you pulled a rabbit out of your hat, that would amaze me too!
What did jesus mean when he said "do this in memory of me"?
Basically, when you come to fellowship in drinking the wine it represents his blood, therefore he says do this in memory of me. So Jesus wants us to remember him and the sacrifice we take when we do things in 'memory of him'
When a guy says he loves you does he mean it?
It depends on the situation, don't let a guy fool you. He might be just saying what he thinks you want to here. When my boyfriend tells me he loves me, I believe him. I know he loves me and I love him back. If you just met this guy and he is telling you he loves you then thats a little sketchy.
When Jay-Z said he was "retiring", what did he mean?
Yeah, I know what you mean. I think it was a gimmick and a ploy just to gain attention and sell even MORE records and concert tickets then he already does! Either that, or he really did intend on retiring, but realized he just couldn't stay away from what he does best- performing and creating music. If I were him I'd be a little embaressed because his retirement was soooo hyped, and it hasn't even been that long and he's ALREADY making a new album! I think maybe the demand and love from his fans made him want to get back to the studio.
What did Thanos mean when he said to Tony, “You’re not the only one cursed with knowledge”?
“Stark”“You know me?”“I do. You’re not the only one cursed with knowledge”“My only curse is you”Though brief, this is one of the most interesting exchanges of Avengers: Infinity War.Stark’s genius level of intelligence generally is not a curse. He’s narcissistic and proud of being a genius, so I don’t think it’s a simple case of acknowledging the troubles of a high IQ. I think it’s more specific than that.As Tony said himself - Thanos is his curse.In Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tony says this:Anybody remember when I carried a nuke through a wormhole? Saved New York? Recall that?A hostile alien army came charging through a hole in space, we’re standing 300 feet below it. We’re the Avengers. We can bust arms dealers all of the live-long day but that up there - that’s the endgame. How were you guys planning on beating that?He’s cursed with knowledge because unlike others, he truly understands something is out there. He knows Earth still needs protecting, and it’s going to take everything to succeed. The fear of what looms ahead is why he can’t step away from being Iron Man, and why he suffers psychologically.Thanos is also cursed - with the knowledge of how much his crusade to balance the universe will take. And he also feels he is the only one who truly understands the necessity of his goal. He knows how much this will test him, and how much he stands to lose by pursuing it.It’s similar to Tony’s predicament - knowledge of a huge impending challenge that may cost him everything that matters.In my opinion, that is what was meant by the line.Tony’s will and determination to do what’s necessary at all costs earns him the respect of Thanos, who shares that value.“You have my respect, Stark. When I’m done half of humanity will still be alive. I hope they remember you”
What did John Quincy Adams mean when he said that the United States owed its existence to Madison's mind?
I'm not doing your homework for you, but I'll give you a start. Between James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams, they came up with the proper wordings for the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Madison kept detailed notes for reference of best, good, usable, and bad ideas for consideration of or not to be put in the Constitution.