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valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.
There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.
I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.
Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.
I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.
Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.
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rajukurup wrote:My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.
There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.
I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.
Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.
I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.
Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.
MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
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Sarge25 wrote: Art and all Science subjects, mostly Art.
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Arvind9 wrote:rajukurup wrote:My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.
There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.
I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.
Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.
I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.
Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.
MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
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rajukurup wrote:Arvind9 wrote:rajukurup wrote:My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.
There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.
I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.
Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.
I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.
Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.
MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
History in reality is a very complicated subject. What is established in history is on the basis of scripts, monuments , carbon-dating etc which may have controversies and hence can have variations
If you are talking about what is being shown on TV is very misleading it's not just monuments or Carbon dating these are very inaccurate now there is evidence,supported by scientific and archaeological findings,just history is not enough to prove anything,Carbon dating in some cases show thousands of years in the future it can be so inaccurate,it has to be backed by scientific and archaeological evidence,why are governments changing history because the truth is out,it is challenging belief.
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Arvind9 wrote:rajukurup wrote:Arvind9 wrote:rajukurup wrote:My favourite subject was always History,people are becoming more aware of our past and have started questioning beliefs and religion,some governments have also changed certain Parts of their history to conceal truth,even the Indian government changed some parts two years ago,but if you refer to world history you will still see the facts because governments can change history in schools and colleges but not world history but how many people would know what has been changed and how it can be verified,very few mainly historians,scientists are aware of change made by a government it's very controversial because common people are not aware of the changes things just go unnoticed,most easily done is changing time,some event may have happened 70,000 years ago just make it 1.5 million years.valerie wrote: Difficult to choose a favorite.
There was subjects I excelled in, in school, but I wouldn't label them a favorite of mine.
I'd probably have to say 'religion'. I believe it is difficult for most people to keep an
open mind when it comes to the religion they were taught to believe. There is such
a ton of different beliefs and everyone thinks theirs is the only one.
Reading, Writing too. When I was younger I wanted to be a writer, write novels and
sci-fiction. Stupid me, got married instead.
I like all things about the earth, wildlife, etc.
Maybe a better question is 'what subject bores you to tears?' My answer to that would
be math.
MATHEMATICS is really a tough subject but without it everything is blank as space. Also as stated by you religion is an interesting subject as the world has many unknown religious beliefs and learning them is something novel in all senses.Actually religion in most places is taught as apart of HISTORY.
History in reality is a very complicated subject. What is established in history is on the basis of scripts, monuments , carbon-dating etc which may have controversies and hence can have variations
If you are talking about what is being shown on TV is very misleading it's not just monuments or Carbon dating these are very inaccurate now there is evidence,supported by scientific and archaeological findings,just history is not enough to prove anything,Carbon dating in some cases show thousands of years in the future it can be so inaccurate,it has to be backed by scientific and archaeological evidence,why are governments changing history because the truth is out,it is challenging belief.
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rajukurup wrote:Swashbuckler wrote: I Love science and i am pursuing Bachelors in science too.
But
Sometimes i think i can be a caretaker of animals, i love them all.
Animals are always fascinating . Taking care of them is really a awesome task
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