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4강) 의문사 + do you think / did you say ~ ? 우리 전화비로 내는 게 이거야? This is ~~ ? This is how much we pay for electric? 그가 얼마나 필요한 것 같냐? I think he needs 1500$ How much do u think he needs? What are u doing here? What do u think I am doing out here? Where do u think they are doing? where do u think XXX are right now? which one do u think is better? It is your fault It is our fault Whose fault is it??? Who..

3강) work for / go well / How much 여기 얼마 줘요? How much do you pay for this place? How much do u think I pay for this ~? -pay $ for rent How much do u think I paid for this? He works with me He works for Samsung He works for Kim He works for the government He works for FBI Who does he work for? Who are you working for? who do you work for? Who do you think I work for? 여기 제 자리에요 This is my seat I us..

-Essentially, Kuhn depicts scientific progress as a cycle of order, disorder, and reorder. -Nonetheless, Kuhn observed that there is almost always a segment of people who resist change until the bitter end, and in doing so, leave plenty of suffering in their wake. -If you fear change, then, in many ways, you fear life- and chronic fear becomes toxic both in self and in the culture at large.

-The cord aim of Buddhism has been to address the suffering caused by clinging, by holding on too tightly to one's possessions, plans, and self-concept in a world where everything is always in flux. -Tzu depicts life as a dynamic path full of uncertainty and instability whose source is an energetic flow. -Fast forward to today and we now know that resisting change results in not only psychologic..

-Yet as You'll soon see, it is not so much change itself that causes harm, but our slow uptake of it, or in some cases, our downright resistance and refusal. -Perhaps more than anything, participants in the experiment reported feeling lost. -In the time since they were published, numerous others show that people struggle with unexpected changes, especially when those changes are closely related ..

-We'll learn about fascinating new research showing that the core of what makes us who we are lies not in our thoughts but in our feelings and the behaviors that give rise to them. -Interesting opportunities may be calling you from the sides, but when you are on a road, the goal is to stay on the road, to get where you are going as fast as you can. -A road resists time and the elements, building..

-Just think about how many bad days at work, arguments with your significant others, and sleepless nights, at their root, result from feelings of distress caused by uncertainty and change. -While some things in life truly are either/or - you are either driving the speed limit or you are not; you are either pregnant or you are - many are both/and. -This is rugged flexibility, the quality you need..

-it turns out that allostasis is the most accurate and beneficial model for representing change and how our identities evolve and grow over time. -Evolution, the grand theory of natural science, is the process by which life advances via adapting to continually changing circumstances. -Mark Epstein writes that freedom from anxiety requires learning how to navigate inevitable cycles of integration..

-Knowing how we got to where we are will help us get to where we want to go. -Homeostasis describes a cycle of order, disorder, and order. It states that a system has stability at X, an event occurs that causes disorder and moves the system to chaos and uncertainty at Y, and then the system does everything possible to get back to stability at X, and as swiftly as it can. -Nevertheless, as a resu..

2강) 의문사 + do you think S + V? / what + S + V 나 피자 점심으로 먹었어 점심으로 먹은 것 -have N for lunch I had pizza for lunch what did u have for lunch? what I had for lunch 삼겹살 먹을래? 아침으로 먹은게 그거야 that is what I had for breakfast what did u have for breakfast? you guys can probably guess What I had for breakfast 그가 소주 마시고 있어 그가 마시고 있는 것 I'll have 소주 he is having 소주 what he is having 저 마실게요 저 남자 마시고 있는 거 I will ha..