by Terry 42 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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1.What color is four?
I dunno. What is it to you?
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
Technically, yes
3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
Depends who's listening
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
what warlock said
did i win the internet?
I gave you my partner's answers last time I replied. Now it's my turn.
1.What color is four?
I'm not stupid!
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
I'mNOT stupid!
3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
I'm not sTuPiD!
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
I AM NOT STUPID!
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1. Its black (on this occasion).
2. If you changed your name by deed poll.
3.I dont think the universe has a current broadcasting license.
4. Urm possibly the sea shore.
1.What color is four?
Any color you want it to be.
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
You must be OUT before you become EN. Only then can you be both.
3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
This is why universal remote control devices are sold.
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
Personal Experiences.
1.What color is four?
Green – the fourth color in the spectrum.
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
A
schizophrenic could.3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
We are presently tuned to - The Terry Channel.
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
Observation.
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
On the color 4, what ever ink pen or pencil that you have handy when you're writing it. I, usually, use black; so it mostly black, but not always.
In nursing subjective what the patient says he feels. Objective what the vital signs say, how the patient looks, is there actually a visible cause for the way he feels, such as, a broken leg. Dividing line is when the patient can't tell you diddly! Or if you have a problem with treating pain with narcotics or anxiety with benodiazapines and such. Is this drug seeking behavior? Have you judged the person because of their race, or previous history of drug abuse, or for being a criminal? Many times, the dividing line is your built in belief system (in health care) or (for the physician or hospital) the patient's ability to pay.
I don't know the answers but this is so cool - all of these different answers. wow.
#1..Four is a much darker colour than 3.....#2..No!..Like your parents said:"It`s En or Out.".....#3..Yes,and you are all currently tuned into the channel "OUTLAW".....4#..The dividing line is bright yellow.A bright yellow line always takes you to a main highway...OUTLAW
1.What color is four?
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
1. don't know
2. if rage is in you, it can be out of you...suppose it depends on your focus...
3. can't answer this question, I don't know what life is...
4. blured
1.What color is four?
I imagine four to be green.
2. Can you be ENraged and OUTraged at the same time?
No, I believe one leads to the other. You can be outraged by someone's actions, which leads you to become enraged when those actions harm you or insult you. Being outraged is like having a dispute with someone, but refusing to express yourself violently. When you're enraged, violence becomes an option, and you give in to your impotent feeling. Therefore I think it's not possible to be outraged and enraged at the same time. Again, outrage is an angry letter; being enraged is attacking a person.
3. Is life being "broadcast" by the universe and we are merely "tuned" to our own particular channel?
I think both conditions apply, but the latter moreso.
4. What is the dividing line between SUBjective and OBjective?
Without going to a dictionary: objective (research) has always had the connotation of being scientific and professional. Objective carries a dispassionate air about it, a certain respectability. Subjective research has, in my mind, always meant research to prove your point. Truly objective research can yield unfavorable results. If research is subjective, the answer may come out differently depending on whom you ask, and depending on what mood they are in. The "subject" in subjective research has always been subject to opinion, subject to bias, subject to contamination. Now perhaps that word isn't as dirty as I made it, but this has always been the connotation for me regarding "subjective."
