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Tecuento T3 P25 - ¿Qué piensas? · Tecuento

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Or a program to share. Drives Daniel Billinsonic Friday vitrice to fourteen hours on
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Radio Trentopic with the stories sto los homero s la cookies. He' ll
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come, he' ll come. I write without thinking, without thinking where
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we are, years or we differ. We talked to them. It'
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s gonna be x F me not home. I know we' re already
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notified of those photos. Hello, dear friends, how are you? He
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' s here on Friday 13 hours. Well, we greet you here with
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Juan Greco. We thank you for continuing to accompany us directly and well,
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welcome to this what we would say to a program. Well, how does
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advertising say, a program to share, and if you like it, please
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recommend it. Today' s question is what do you think? What do
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you think? Everything. You saw that there is a moment in the day,
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in the week, that you stay as if you plan and think about
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something, something of your own, some of the work or some of the
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family, some of the life, some of the community, and you ask
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yourself the question what this is good for this program. We asked each other
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questions. Okay, time doesn' t go that far, but this one
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we' re going to try to answer some and, above all, as
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always, being optimistic going forward raising your head. Yes, there is a
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series I want for those who have Netflix, I recommend you excellent Rugby or
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very good Rugby. It' s a miniseries. There are ten Japanese chapters,
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very good actors, the most interesting plot. But above all you see
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there in different actions. Everything we' ve talked about here for entrepreneurs,
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for business, for personal development. They' re involved in everyday life,
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in team development. Look at her, see her and draw her conclusions.
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Yes, remember that eleven twenty- six forty- two, two thousand forty
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- two is our place to leave messages to us. Yes, before we
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start with everything we have and I hope you can get in, let'
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s give the news of an activity that does today Friday at seventeen thirty,
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in La Plata, province of Buenos Aires, my dear friend Graciela Atletico in
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a group of girls that seems to bring them. Yeah, it' s
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called a story diagonal. It' s an oral narration show. Today at
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seventeen thirty, in the Romero Delgado Popular Library, it is at forty-
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nine seven hundred, thirty- one between nine and ten, so I have
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not served one. Seventeen thirty. It' s a nice schedule to be
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there. It' s a cap show and let' s mention the girls
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Marisa Gilli, Silvia Bermúdez, our friend, Graciela Letti, Victoria cleveterif Forgive
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me, Victoria clivetter Pie, Clara Garmendia, Marta Melián and Marcela Lamenza that
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from here successes do how nice people get excited and follow them in other shows.
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Well, what do you think. Some will remember, others are very
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young and do not remember so much. When the two thousand came, when
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we came in the change, the century God, the world was coming down,
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they took out all the old books that said that in the two thousand
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this we had a black pope, we had the fall of the world,
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we were all going to die holding hands, the teams were going to explode
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and the day passed. We looked at each other and said he changed the
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number. Of course, there was technological progress, but we don' t
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stop dying and we always come talking about what things are going to change,
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for example, the impact that artificial intelligence has at the moment is going to
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bring this out, we' re going to have less on and here I
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raised an article that Daniel Colombo, a colleague Que Charlotte had an interview with
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Jeff Kisses and the question is what won' t change. What won'
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t change, and Jeff Those answers to those who are afraid of the changes.
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In a world where technology progresses by leaps and bounds, artificial intelligence has
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become a pervasive theme in conversations about innovation and the future. However, Yes
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Kisses, founder of Amazon and one of the most influential villonaires of our era,
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whose businesses use everything new. He raises a transformative question in the language
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of coaching, asking that it is simple and profound at the same time what
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will not change. Kiss suggests that instead of being obsessed only with what changes,
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it is crucial to identify what remains constant. This counterintuitive perspective helps people
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not only see the bad part of a transformation, but can balance with tools
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and resources to understand the inventory of resources that humans have. On this basis,
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we can build a solid foundation to better adapt to changes, at least
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for the moment, the things that are going to change us in this constant
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evolution of a changing world as well. Let' s give a few small
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examples. For example, what does not change basic human needs. From the
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need for food and water to the search for love and security. The basic
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human needs have been the same throughout history and will continue to be realis this,
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the machines cannot replace it. Individuals and companies who understand and meet these
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essential needs will always have a place in the market that is not going to
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change. Trade, sale and exchange of products and services has been a cornerstone
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of civilization since time immemorial. Although the way we buy and sell changes with
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technology, the need for goods and services is a constant that will continue to
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exist. Another thing that won' t change customer service. The importance of
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good customer service will not fade with technological advancement. The way it is delivered
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can evolve, although aspects such as face- to- face or virtual experience
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with customers and their expectations in terms of attention and problem solving will be kept
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constant. We opened a good parenthesis. The deliveries are coming directly from the
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small drones. Amazon is one of them who has practiced with other companies.
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The shipment of Droness in certain places comes low, the drone you receive and
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the drone goes now if that does change now, but one that will receive
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it, that will ask the package to come well, that is in time
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and time, that indicated that what I received is what I asked, that
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I can claim, that is the customer service is still the same changes to
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see the environment. Another thing that will not change is professional services that require
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personalization, strategy and innovation. Much is currently being discussed, as far as
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artificial intelligence and other tools will eliminate millions of jobs. However, what will
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not change, following the reasoning of jes kisses, are industries such as law,
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consultancy, engineering, among others, since they require a unique combination of
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technical knowledge, strategic thinking and continuous innovation, which still beloved machines do not
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have. Artificial intelligence doesn' t have it. They' ll buy it
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and we' ll see. Another aspect is decision- making. The ability
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to make strategic decisions will not be replaced by algorithms. They can help gather
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information and make suggestions as co- pilots of human knowledge and experience. Therefore,
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leaders of flesh, brain, and bone will be needed to interpret complex
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data, consider human variables, and make decisions that guide organizations to success.
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If you see through the years and what we are a little veterans, the
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amount of information that comes to us now, per second, we could say
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is impressive. And, for seconds, you have to be deciding things,
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but in the information that comes the decision is made by a human being.
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That' s not gonna change it. Another that is not going to change
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is going to be human creativity, which is one of the most distinctive qualities
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of people. Although artificial intelligence can help complement the creative process, the chip
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of innovation and originality will remain a human domain. Another thing that won'
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t change minds. The human mind is intricate and complex. While advanced telecnology
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is presenting cases of this simulation to obtain certain results observed by physicians and scientists,
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the mind, as we know it, will not be replaced by a
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synthetic one by more intelligent and human- like. If this is the list
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we talked about, they just found it scarce. There are many more situations
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that will also not disappear with the rise of artificial intelligence, emotions, sensitivity,
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feelings, empathy, compassion and popular ingenuity, intuition, levels of consciousness,
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concepts of personal and business morality and ethics, interpersonal relationships, bonds,
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love, humor, spirituality in any of its forms, curiosity, art,
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aesthetics, courage, gratitude, forgiveness, adaptability, the sense of a suppository
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in life, commitment and loyalty, rituals and traditions, storytelling, resilience,
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patience, conflict mediation, play, leisure, the effort to conquer goals,
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honesty, wisdom, critical thinking, solidarity and human collaboration. It seems little
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we still have to go through enough how we can cultivate the adaptive qualities of
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this time that we are all adopting. By way of example, here I
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will give you and guide you some strategies to strengthen those competencies in those areas
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where humanity continues to be a mental foundation to develop emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence
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includes empathy, self- awareness, self- knowledge, self- motivation,
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as well as the ability to manage one' s emotions. How long we
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have been talking here, in this program, about self- knowledge, about
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the relaxation of awareness of those we are about being empathetic with each other,
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because it is also a way of sowing situations. There' s a lot
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of people on the inside. It' s gray, it doesn' t
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have light, but when someone comes up and no matter what he sees,
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he' s got a bridge, he talks to him with empathy. That
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human being, like plants, begins to open up and begins to grow,
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and what we thought was dead, begins to come to life. Here I
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' m going to comment on something that someone is going to tell me,
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this human being. The other time I was handed this to me I like
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to do something about I' m not very expert, but some gardening.
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And they gave me a pot with a mint plant. The only thing on
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dry sticks. They tell me if this survives in my house, on the
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terrace, I have a table that I call therapy, because the plants that
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are more or less put them there the charlo a little and begin to refloat.
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It' s been a month and I' ve seen it go on.
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All the sticks remained the same until one day I began to look well
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in detail and below the sticks, the mint leaves began to appear. And
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now it' s been two months and I have an interesting mint plant that
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had to pay attention, time I risk taking care of it. The same
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thing happens to the human being. The other action to strengthen these situations is
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to foster creativity. Part of the human magic of this time is traversed by
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the creativity that can be cultivated with practice and exposure to new experiences. Get
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out of the automatic road, get out of our place of comfort and,
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go call us to train, learn something new, relate to others. There
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is creativity for the other is to practice reflection and self- consciousness, to
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take time to reflect on our actions, thoughts and emotions that help to increase
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self- consciousness. It is not, as we sometimes say, to make
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one' s mind, to make one' s face is to reflect and
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understand the assults of the world, of the world, of the community,
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of the neighborhood, of the country where it is. Not everything is direct,
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as we see it. There' s always something on the back,
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on the top, on the side. Many times I recommend starting to read
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something or relate things under the expression. Look at geopolitics. Nothing is happening
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in this great village that is world to you. If there' s no
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relationship elsewhere. It' s all about everything. The other is to prioritize
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human connection. We' re still like this. Significant relationships are essential for
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emotional well- being, fostering authentic connections with others, as well as conversations
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with each other, acts of kindness support, spending time together a coffee,
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a mate, a tea fostering conflict resolution skills. While technology can predict and
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design possible alternatives, the ability to solve problems effectively is a crucial human competence
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and is repeated here again. We are in a moment of the world where
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nothing is linear, everything has a bluque, a loop a difficulty to train
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you. You can practice critical thinking, address somewhat more complex challenges, or
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address projects that are challenging for one another and, to the penultimate point,
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embrace diversity and inclusion. We talk about diversity of thought, experiences, cultures.
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All this enriches our understanding of the world. The key aspect is to
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learn to live with people completely different from us and there will arise a change
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of perspective from one and gradually a more collaborative and diverse environment will be formed.
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Finally, practice resilience and antifragility. Fearful people anticipate catastrophes that catastrophes or
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I' m stuck that haven' t happened yet and that' s why
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their minds get used to generating those scary thoughts. From fear it is not
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possible to act fluently. This is what I told you in the beginning.
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I don' t know if the end of the world is coming. Bla
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blah blah and desp nothing happens, closing we would say that not everything is
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lost, as the loud voices say. Remember this. We have a great
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ally of our brain with its function of neuroplasticity, in which it just allows
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us to mold and mold it to the last minute of life to learn to
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unlearn what no longer works for us in life. And this is starting to
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get stuck with that Life doesn' t work for us. In releasing everything
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that is negative, everything that is toxic and we think positively. So here
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' s the first element of what you think. What do you think about
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this you tried it you read I looked for information and pro is going to
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change, bet on what won' t change. And now a pause or
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we' ll leave you. They' re nice music to think about,
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nice music to be thinking about things. Well, I' m going to
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invite you to listen to Berta Susana Brusman, colleague, friend, writer,
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oral narrator. She approached us one of her small pieces, a story.
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Let' s hear it Hi I' m Berta Susana Grunfman. Thank you,
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Daniel Bellinsone for allowing me to share a story I wrote about sins and
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forgive your title with your beloved audience in this program called I Tell You.
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This story gave me many satisfactions because a few years ago with him that second
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prize of a contest organized by the Cultural Center of the Tango of North Zone
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and through that contest, as one of the ways to reward was the publication,
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I was able to share it with many other people of sins and forgives.
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A story dedicated to the great composer of Argentine tango, Eduardo Arolas.
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On the 29th of September, in a hospital in Paris and with a reserved
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state, the patient Lorenzo Arolas, whose artistic name was Eduardo or the tiger
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of the neighborhood, was hospitalized, as his admirers called him. Arola felt
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that she was still too young to have to leave this world. The disease
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had brought him down, along with the alcohol and wounds that close us away.
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He was able to understand the conduct of a woman he loved and who
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ended up betraying him with his own brother. Yes, as they hear it,
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Arolas took his brother out of prison and decided to take him to live
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with him and his wife had nowhere to go and also wanted to give him
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that much- needed love. Having experienced sad moments, the situation took him
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by surprise. The two confessed to the love that united them by leaving a
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letter on the dining table. That way they were still fired in their condition
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at the Paris hospital. Arolas would continue to wonder what had become of his
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abandoned. That bellows to which so many melodies had torn off should have missed
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the muses of tango brimming with inspiration. The musician did not want to be
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absent from the places where his figure joined the glow of the fleeting lights of
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Champagne and Night Bohemia. Surely you would miss seeing his haughty figure of eccentric
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print, the one that adorned with cloth gloves and rings plus a broad-
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winged hat that gave him some musketeer porteño air. He did not want to
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give his arm to twist and like a good tiger he was grieving with the
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shadow that stalked night and day around him, advancing the dawn, fulfilling a
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entrusted mission. In the Parisian hospital, someone who had been living in the
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breezes and clouds for several years, was able to enter the room where the
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rebel who did not want to give the parca the taste. That alien sat
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next to him and spoke I came to give you a hand. He said.
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I am a poet who knows that life is beautiful, despite the pains
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and it is difficult to go when the time comes, it is your time,
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Rolas, I do not know if you like to be told Lorenzo or
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Eduardo as I said. Living is a matter of intensity and you gave him
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with every brother, but forgiveness for the carelessness. I entered without permission and
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did not introduce myself my name is Evaristo Carriego I could never write a tango,
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but there are those who say that I write as if I were a
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tango lyricist. I came to get you some hoops Maybe up there you'
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ll give me some lessons. I heard that I am a poet who was
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born in between Rios and lived in Buenos Aires. Oh, and don'
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t be afraid when you' re about to enter where you already know,
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because you' re in sin and forgive, we' re all made.
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That' s right, as soon as we get there. I want you
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to delight us by playing the cachila, the little guitar that even the clouds
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are going to start dancing a tango when they hear you play in the end
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Anda Andas preparing you The nurse who attended to the patient' s room Rolas
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was amazed when she entered with the remedies said that she found him asleep as
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if a moment before an angel had caressed him all the world, all so
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much, everything, everything you or. The following is a story by Luis
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Moretti entitled twelve thousand seven hundred and eighty- three days, the meeting in
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the neutral field. Jose didn' t like shit. I' d have
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preferred, just like they always fixed things up a few mates in the studio.
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Of course it was too late and he knew it anyway. I'
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m gonna go sing her forty without looking her in the face. It was
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said s in order to n s s then the other asshole had decided not
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to talk to him anymore, and that hurt him. Upon entering he hesitated
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and turned on his steps, but he needed to know. I needed to
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understand. I was sure you were going to ignore me. You know he
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said, as he sat staring at a point on the wall, he was
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quiet for a while, spying on his friend for the corner of his eye
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until he couldn' t stand it any longer and spit out the grumbling and
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pain that drowned him. Listen to me, man, stop screwing around so
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many years of friendship. You can' t stop talking to me like that
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because you can' t stop talking to me like that. What are you
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looking for? We won something like that. The friend was still not charged.
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I receive Joseph in his words a chill shook him. He thought he
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' d come out of that room. He' d be a mess,
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but he didn' t make him crazy loose once and for all. Besides
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friends, we' re partners. You forgot about that. You know the
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quilombo we have in the studio. Your client asks me about you and I
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don' t know what to answer. I know we' ve had our
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differences lately, but it' s not that big of a deal. It
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' s about friendship. You don' t think we' re all wrong.
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He turned his face and took a look at the street. Well,
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I' m not gonna be here all day begging you like a notary.
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I' m leaving that you want. You realize I was silent for five
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minutes on purpose what you' re looking for. I can' t believe
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you' re doing something like that to me. The truth. I don
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' t understand so many memories, so many things lived together since the zincuntari
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We have known each other since the second year, when you changed course and
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sat with me, from there we were inseparable. Joseph looked up and narrowed
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his eyes, letting himself be carried away by his memories. You remember when
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we studied at night how to take mati and smoke armed pout. He fired
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him again Shit looks like you' re not gonna loosen up. It doesn
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' t matter to me to remember it does me good and if you don
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' t like it, go fuck yourself. The first time we went dancing
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to a bowling alley we went together you remember that night there should be about
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five hundred mines and we chose the same, the two of us. Joseph
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' s laughter resounded in the deserted room. That set us on fire.
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It was our first gentlemen' s pact, the first time we put our
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friendship above anything that hasn' t happened in a while, and none of
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us faced it. We grabbed Kurdish flower and went hugging each other. How
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to forget it. That' s a nice time. Please turn us around
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to put our faces and cover us in front of each other' s mother.
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I' m never gonna forget when you went home and you told my
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mom that I had co- hung a girl who had broken new liche while
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I was in gray for not having brought documents to the hospital. When I
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got kicked out the old lady congratulated me and all later the faculty that this
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race not that, neither everything for not separating us. In the end we
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decided for architecture what emotion when we finished the first house that we were ordered
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the other day, just passed is equal to more than thirty houses. We
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did together you realize more than thirty and now you' ve been wanting not
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to talk to me. Peter’ s lack of reaction gave him powerlessness that
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he could not dominate. You know what bothers me the most that I'
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ve always been the least bit of the two of us. What you'
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ve been given now for stealing my paper. How pedantic that you are when,
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you want what gave birth in the good and the bad. We were
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always together, but apparently you don' t give a shit. Joseph couldn
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' t stand it anymore and stood up to face it ever again. I
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thought you could do what you' re doing. I' m telling you,
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he' s not a good friend. That' s not a good
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friend. This doesn' t make a friend I deserve. Answer me the
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fuck, I deserve it. Joseph walked from one side to the other like
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an automaton, occupying the words. Of course you don' t talk,
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because you know very well that I' m right, you have no excuse.
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You know you' re missing and you know it very well. You
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know that, and that' s why you' re gilling, she ran
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into herself for a few seconds to take a deep breath. He leaned against
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one of the icy walls and said and it is a long way to go.
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Together. It' s 35 years. Male, thirty- five years
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are something like twelve thousand seven hundred and eighty- three days. You heard
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that number, my mom, how many days of friendship we put together.
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But the guy decides to join laterally that it has to be finished and goes
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to sing him garden. Once again, he was won by a brawl and
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total impotence. To me to be struck by lightning, not or to raise
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my voice more and more. Which I want to make you clear and listen
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well. What I' m going to tell you. What I want to
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make you clear is that this one I won' t forgive you and I
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don' t care if you feel bad about what I' m saying,
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I don' t care. I' ll tell you more if you feel
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bad, better. I don' t have his legs shaking like they couldn
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' t stand his weight and he fell down and he broke a cry.
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And don' t get big. Don' t get big because I cry
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out of disgust and not for anything else, I out of disgust, out
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of indignation for your ingratitude. That' s why I' m crying because
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you deserve it to cry for something else, because friends aren' t left
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behind. No matter what the motive, they' re not abandoned. You
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listen to me, the most repulsive mother who bore you reacts. He was
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saying something, beating, insulting me, spitting, but he' s doing
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something. Don' t just lie there cold still. In that shitty drawer,
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look at the time it is. Don' t you see those crows
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are coming now, to put the lid on and I won' t see
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you anymore. Dale Che, time' s running out. Don' t
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leave me here alone with a dickhead, Pedro, please, I' m
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asking you, Pedro, Dale, Dale Fuck, Dale, Bravo, Bravo.
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A young pregnant woman was heard from the back of the room as soon
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as she passed adolescence, and came in applauding the funeral attendant two employees who
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came to close the drawer and looked at her surprised. What a good speech
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dear Joseph my call Joseph, a meaningful and exciting speech. Don' t
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make a fuss. It' s not time now. This is not the
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time. She interrupted him and when is the time, when we have buried
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him. Now it' s the best, not the only time we take
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care of our mistakes. You don' t think, instead of reproaching him
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that he abandoned you. You should ask her for forgiveness. We should both
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apologize. Now the girl was addressing the employees who didn' t know how
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to move forward. Yes, please, I don' t want my father
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to have to put up with this delusion for another minute. He paused and
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his eyes were filled with tears. The lord was my father' s best
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friend and he is the father of my future son Miró José and you whispered.
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You also feel that we killed Argentine dad Luis Moretti, trained professionally in
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the sales area. He is also an actor and theatre director and about three
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years ago decided to devote himself fully to fulfilling the dream of being a writer.
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R sen who changed today for you dilatints better think of me suffering more.
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I can' t and can' t fight love broken escapers already expensive
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they' ll take it deep like him, the more of nothing else I
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had deep. As it is, yes, yes, exactly how good it
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is. I hope it' s good that you' re liking the themes.
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We are already in the final stretch of this program that I liked very
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much. Why it' s important that everything you do, what you do,
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what you do, what Juan does, what people on the radio like
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because that' s a way to enjoy our passion. Yes, the last
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short topic to play with you is to remind you that yes, you can
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listen to the program and watch the simultaneous on the RADIOW page Radion topic com
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ar also on theme or on demand you can hear it on Spotify and all
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the other networks on YouTube can also be there. A short final temite is
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because of a friend' s comment that she was recommended to make ceramics.
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It occurred to me to look for what are the benefits of ceramics and it
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turns out that ceramics is currently considered the new yoga, because for the benefits
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to the mind. Working the clay. They say it' s a Leonardo
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DiCaprio hobby and it really is Pitt. This ancient art relaxes helps you connect
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with yourself and develop motor skills. According to the ceramist Marco Newfoundova, who
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is one of the people who know best the techniques of this art, they
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say that it can even help us to end the stress and even improve it.
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The cardiovascular theme, that is ceramics, is creativity synonymous with creativity and
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freedom. It is one of the oldest artistic disciplines. Its beginnings date from
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the Neolithic the age of polished stone between the twelve thousand and seven thousand years
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before Christ. What leads us to do ceramics in this sense, brings out
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our creativity, positivity and, moreover, challenges us to have patience, to
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model the mud to feel creative and, moreover, to accept that one can
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suffer Revess may be the finished work, but right in the furnace it breaks,
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cannot come out as one wants. But one, when working, if
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ceramics stop thinking, relaxes the mind, is enjoyed in what is done and
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one is releasing negative energy and the return to creation is like returning to the
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earth, nourishing oneself from the earth. So dear people, whoever wants more
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information, well, they can' t ask for it or they can dive
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into the huge space of Big Brother Google. The time has come for me
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to say goodbye to you, as every week, I ask you to take
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it easy. Moreover, on 28 June we closed the first stage of the
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year. Yeah, well, if there' s a lot of unfinished business
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that they still did to us, we still have six months left to think
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forward, to do it, and remember if they liked this program to recommend
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them, because this program I tell you is to share. Good week waiting
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here next Friday we will have a live and live interview with people of coding,
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not only decoding professionals, but with artists who are assembling a work.
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During June it was happening. Julio is going to keep on giving and we
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' re going to see who they are, where they are and everything they
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want. Also, if they want to anticipate, they send us a little
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message and those questions of theirs we will transfer to them a strong hug and
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see you next Friday. Good luck or you' re wondering marriage.