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你只能活一次!
If you only live once, should you live life to the fullest or not? If there is an afterlife, why would anyone say YOLO? quora.com
Yes….Please live life to it's fullest but make sure-What's your definition of living life to it's fullest…
Live life to your fullest and be very clear that life is not only about enjoying and chilling and living in your comfort zone. Living to your fullest means giving 100%to your work, your dreams, your passion and enjoyment of course.
You live only once. Live your dreams.
Believe me. When your dream life becomes your reality even your job, your problems, your hardships, your battles will become adventures you would love to deal with.
A simple roadside scene like this that usually goes unnoticed by anyone who is running the blind race of life. Take out a moment to gaze at nature's beauty. It will soothe your soul.
You actually only have THIS moment. THIS specific moment - the one you can’t reach forward from, into the future, nor can you reach back from, into the past.
I’m a scientist; I’m not advocating against predictions and research and discovery and exploration.
Living in the moment means realizing you can only do one thing at a time, and you’re always in a state of choosing that thing you’re doing in your moment.
It means the afterlife, like the rest of the future after this moment, will happen when it happens. Or it won’t.
And when you get there, the rest of your life or the afterlife - you’ll know what to do.
Whether there is an afterlife or not whether you say yolo or make some other sounds you are living your life and you are claiming your existence and claiming your right to be noticed to be acknowledged respected and allowed to live.
If you had a pound and you put it in a jar and buried it deep in the ground and then complained that you are poor, wouldn't that sound false to you and even foolish?
You have life live, spend it. Before it spends you.
Respect and value your time do not ignore it. Or else, your time will disrespect you and ignore you.
Time will never stop. Time does does not have that choice available to it. You can choose to stagnate if you want.
I’m not sure how these two questions are connected, but I’ll try my best.
living life to the fullest - I think you should live your life the way that optimizes your sense of purpose to make it full. If that means traveling on behalf of charity organizations bringing water and plumbing to remote places, being a librarian mom, a corporate ladder climber, or living out your days collecting seashells on a sunny beach, whatever, that’s fine. For some people, purpose is an on-the-move adventure. For others, it’s providing a stable home to a family.
1月6日 死亡人數最高的一天
This Sunday is 2019 deadliest day - with 25% more deaths expected as temps drop
By Andrea Downey
THIS Sunday is predicted to be the "deadliest day of the year" - with 25 per cent more deaths expected than any other day.
Since 2005, more people have died on the sixth day of the new calendar year than on any other, according to new research.
Immune systems running low due to the weather can make people more vulnerable to infections and illnesses like the flu, which can result in fatalities
An average of 1,732 people die on January 6, life services website Beyond claims - 25 per cent more than the overall daily average of 1,387 deaths per day.
All ten of the most common days to die fall in the first two weeks or the final week of the year - with two in late December and eight in early January.
January 5 and January 7 also have high death rates compared to other days.
Plummeting temperatures and nasty bugs doing the rounds is partly to blame, with January typically one of the coldest months of the year.
It will be a frosty start in some areas tomorrow after the mercury plummets to -7C overnight
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It will be a frosty start in some areas tomorrow after the mercury plummets to -7C overnight
Brits face icy winds, freezing fog and snow
Brits face icy winds, freezing fog and snow
Immune systems running low due to the weather can make people more vulnerable to infections and illnesses like the flu, which can result in fatalities.
By contrast, the research found that July 30 is the least likely day to die, with just 1,208 deaths on average, 13 per cent lower than the overall daily average.
This traditionally coincides with far warmer weather - the hottest day of last year was July 27.
James Dunn, co-founder of Beyond, said: "It may seem a morbid reality to be confronting so soon after Christmas, but January 6 is our very own ‘Day of the Dead’.
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