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Simultaneous Time Travel: What Does It Mean for the First Person to Drive the Second Person?
There is obviously omnipotent and extraordinary power, but it is neither used to develop production nor to ensure distribution. Although the resources are enough to provide everyone with adequate food and clothing, the vast majority of people are still barely clothed. It is clear that there are people in a wealthy family, and the rancidity of wine and meat turns into "family tradition inheritance"; There are still people outside the cold window with broken spines saying "this is how it is meant
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Beyond Metacognition: Five Major Cognitive Deficits and Strategies to Deal with Them
Nietzsche once said: "Of all animals, humans are the clumsiest and most bizarre beings." This is because the initial design characteristics of the human brain have five major cognitive flaws: excessive pursuit of simplicity, obsession with fixed numbers, involuntary emotions, constant inner conflicts, and putting the cart before the horse in life. Are humans helpless in the face of imperfect evolution? The answer is to activate the underlying logic of cognition—metacognition. Metacognition is co
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A Perspective on the Overseas Chinese Business Network in the Era of Globalization from the Perspective of Yiwu Market
This book is based on a wealth of first-hand data collected through fieldwork at multiple locations at home and abroad in Yiwu, Qingtian, Zhejiang, and Johannesburg, South Africa. It reveals the interactive relationship between Yiwu markets, port markets, and overseas sales markets represented by China Malls, and other markets in different regions. It explores the mechanisms, models, and strategies used by overseas Chinese businessmen engaged in Chinese commodity trade in the context of globaliz
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If You Give Me Three Days of Light: the Autobiography of Helen Keller (Germany Classics)
Translated from the 1903 edition of "The Story of My Life" by Random House in the United States, it is faithfully restored, correcting the compiled versions that have been on the market for many years, and restoring the true and unprocessed Helen Keller. "The Story of My Life" is an autobiographical work that details the story of Helen Keller who lost her vision and hearing due to a disease, but learned to read, read, and understand the world under the patient education of teacher Anne Sullivan,
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London's Last Bookstore
In 1939, Hitler's forces swept across Europe, and "World War II" was about to break out. The young girl Grace and her friend Viv came to the London they dreamed of. By some strange combination of circumstances, Grace became a clerk at Primrose Hill Bookstore. Not a fan of reading, she met the handsome pilot George and started her reading journey with "The Count of Monte Cristo" recommended by him. During the Blitz, devastating attacks nearly reduced London to rubble. Viv went to the battlefield
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