DuckDuckGo (DDG)'s main selling point is they don't track you. From their website:We don't store your personal infoWe don't follow you around with adsWe don't track you. Ever.Google on the other hand tracks you a lot. Considering they own Gmail, YouTube and many other big platforms they can collate a lot of information about you by your browsing habits.For them, this is a good thing - they can give you more of what you want and less of what you don't.For users, this can be a good thing too. Google knows I like (say) Arsenal FC so they surface more content like that to me.On the other hand, you get:Targeted ads following you around, based on your online behaviour(ever looked at new shoes online then had ads for those same shoes (and similar) showing to you for days? This is that in action.)You can get an 'echo chamber' effect - if you have political views of one strand, you're more likely to see things you agree with, rather than jave your views challenged. Could be seen a good - I think this is bad.The machines haven't got this quite right - yet. If your wife/husband/kids use your device you get shown ads for the things they looked at.But they're getting better at this.At the end of the day you have to decide how comfortable you are exchanging your data for things/services.Lots of surveys show people are, generally, happy to share their data if it means they get a better, more personalised service.Some aren't. Those people probably use DuckDuckGo.The irony is, a lot of them probably use it via the Chrome browser. And guess who owns that? ☺And no, going “incognito” doesn't have the same effect.
So the classical signals of low confidence and self esteem , These traits are shown by a person who gets distracted easily and avoids things that needs his/her attention so that in turn leads to guilt which on turn leads to anxiety .So boys and girls don't put off your tasks and become nervous and anxious .Practice meditation for increasing concentration and less bombardment of useless thoughts.Go hit the gym to get yourself in shape ,Having a good physique gives positive re-affirmation of self worth .Don’t go seeking validation from others (friends , family,g.f) ,Pursue lots of hobbies ( reading , watching t.v ,listening to music does not qualify as hobbies)If anything needs your attention and it takes less than 2 minutes of your attention don’t put it off .And don’t put people on pedestal , Saying NO will not make you a sinner or bad person .Don;t multitask , write down things to do .Don’t give a rat’s ass over other peoples opinion , Yes they might be successful due to their hard work but doesn’t mean they can over ride your interests and beliefs which again doesn’t mean you will ignore , weigh the merits and de-mertis and choose a balanced opinion
The Battle of Arnus Hill would be a good candidate. In these successive offensives from Gate: Jieitai, a massive medieval army, numbering hundreds of thousands of soldiers, marches against an advance force of the Japanese Self-defense Force which occupied Arnus Hill after a gate to the centre of Tokyo opened there.The generals are confident they can quickly defeat this small force which defiled their sacred hill. So they march on the entrenched Japanese. But, as soon as they enter the prohibited zone, the JSDF opens fire. Between motorised artillery, MBTs, heavy machineguns and the infantry with their assault rifles, the allied kingdoms don't stand a chance. About 10.000 soldiers are killed as the rest flees.And yet, they decide to try it again, with even worse results, an estimated 40.000 lost. After seeing the results of the previous attacks, one of the generals decides to strike under the cover of darkness.As you might have guessed already, that doesn't go very well either. The soldiers quickly find themself out in the open with flares burning as bright as the sun. Another 20.000 soldiers are butchered by the overwhelming firepower of the JSDF.In the end, the armies of the allied kingdoms are pretty much annihilated, and are no longer capable of participating in any wars. A single arrow was fired at the JSDF, but it most likely did not hit anyone.The JSDF killed roughly 70.000 enemies without losing a single soldier. It doesn't really get much more one-sided than that if you ask me.