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You are always not right

  You are always not right Because A. You are always right B. You have arguments in your head and you are always right. C. You don't argue with anyone. D. You know everything. E. Even when people point out you are wrong, your belief and perspective does not change - hence you are right. .... Unless you are God, you must have been wrong at some point - but you don't see it/you are not willing to see.   you are not. the very fact that you think you you are always right makes you statement invalid. and this incident is testament to that. so there you go, stripped of the title! feeling light?   I agree. Even I have always been right. Even with me, there wasn't a single incident to prove me wrong. That's simply because I consider all the facts and possibilities before making an answer or a decision. People out there don't even consider half of the possibilities i consider. That's what increases their odds of being wrong and me being correct. Thi
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  72 Short Story Ideas To Supercharge Your Writing C Are you ready to write a short story, but not sure where to start? Get some new ideas today with these diverse and engaging short story ideas.  Though I’ve broken them up into subcategories, don’t feel limited by the headings. Feel free to add some romance to a supernatural story, or frame a family tale in a historical or dystopian setting. The key to using these short story ideas is an open, flexible mind. Use these prompts as springboards, and then follow your inspiration. The first half of these short story ideas are general categories —  Humor, Family, Power, Plot Twist  — while the second half offers story ideas in specific genres —  Fantasy, Horror, Dystopian, Crime, Sci-Fi, Romance . Enjoy! Humor Substitute teachers are sick of not being taken seriously, so they form a secret society: Subperior. Tell the tall tale of a high-fashion penguin who goes shopping for a tuxedo and gets into the modeling industry. Make as many crossov

How to Write and Read a YouTube Video Script (that Makes you Look Like a Pro)

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  How to Write and Read a YouTube Video Script (that Makes you Look Like a Pro) You might think that to appear authentic in videos, you have to be unscripted and spontaneous. But I’m here to tell you that to appear natural and confident on video almost always requires  an excellent script  and the ability to read it as though you’re speaking extempore. To appear natural and confident on video almost always requires an excellent script. The first part – the ability  to write  an excellent script – is based on a basic storytelling technique. And in this article, I’ll show you how to develop a script formula that you can use again and again for all your videos. The second part –  reading  a script naturally – is largely a matter of practice and confidence. However, there are some techniques that will make it easier to deliver your content in a smooth flowing manner which will make it enjoyable for your audience to watch. How to  Storyboard  a Script Different types of videos will require