uff.. one day I will definitely doubt that I am singular or plural.. :( cute!! at 10:00pm, I thought “monkfish� or “fish� or “human� or “flower� is singular because it’s just a name (or “label�-Ron’s word). but at 10:01pm I thought it must be plural because “fish� means ...

Excellent explanation, Ron! The issue here, it seems, is the way you're thinking about the problem in general. Absolutely true! My mind busily run into a corner to investigate an annoying piece of information but forgot to (or cannot) return to the big picture. I.e., you're busying yourself with try...

lunarpower wrote:
...there are lots of intersections between the business and legal worlds, so having both skill sets is an asset.

It's like speaking 2 different languages. If you know both of them, you can facilitate communication between those who don't.

Although, ironically, I focus more clearly when I haven't eaten. Hum, this symptom shows that you have a lot of accumulated energy. If you acquire more energy, it will spread out in different directions (in your body), making you want to do more than one thing a time, say, working while jumping aro...

lunarpower wrote:
Sorry, I don't know what this means.

An easy-to-make-mistake question but it looks simple at the beginning. Is there a way to create hard questions that it opens to many possibilities but still ties up at the end (sufficient), super gmatter?

Dear Experts, I have some questions below: 1/ Is the main author's reasoning " increasing in computer acts will result in decreasing in TV watching because of the lack of spare time--That's not true"? --> so we should go and find something to evaluate whether they (majority) still have fre...

Well, ideally, sure. Although you should be able to endure things, too. (The "enjoy" thing is ideal if it's reasonable -- but trying to have that attitude 100% of the time is like being a spoiled child.) If you come to the point you feel as if you cannot endure all things anymore, you'll ...