Idealism
A joke, bankrupt, run by madmen, undemocratic, infested with aliens, away with the fairies, a figment of everyone's imagination, controlled by Russia,, run by the Freemasons, controlled by the Knights Templar. Have I missed any crackpot theories.
1) Presentation took place in the midafternoon 2) Boy actors took the female parts 3) Props were few although costumes were elaborate 4) The audience needed a good imagination
John Kent is a student that completed 88 units his freshman year of college with a 3.5 GPA on his way to completing degrees in Marketing, Management and Psychology. He invented the SayType, WhyHonk and LearningBackwards concepts - ideas that have made the journey from imagination to reality with the help of his good friend Alvin Lee.
I suppose it's then a matter of deciding what are the pro's & con's of the question. There are always two sides to an argument, try to find a balance, a middle way. What are the good points, what do you think are against the question, does it drive your imagination, or does it leave you flat, are you excited or do you feel negative? How did people in the past regard the question at the time? What were the consequences? Could it be reasonable to think people knew the outcome at the time ? I suspect the question is really saying 'can you find a balanced view of', it's probably best to take a middle course, unless the subject matter is really contentious.
"im", as in impersonal.
The oppsite word for personal is impersonal.
stop being too impersonal
what is the effectivness of some impersonal comunication?
The root word for "impersonal" is "personal." "Impersonal" is formed by adding the prefix "im-" to "personal" to indicate the negation or absence of personal characteristics.
An example of an impersonal pronoun is "one," as in "One must always be prepared for the unexpected." In this sentence, "one" is used to refer to an unspecified person in a general sense.
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Yes, "im-" is the prefix in the word "impersonal."
Stern means strict and firm and impersonal means distant and standoffishness. Someone who is stern and impersonal strictly enforces rules or boundaries without showing concern for other people's feelings.
Interpersonal means "between people." Impersonal means cold; aloof; without feeling.
From the WA dictionary:adj.Lacking personality; not being a person: an impersonal force.Showing no emotion or personality: an aloof, impersonal manner.Having no personal reference or connection: an impersonal remark.Not responsive to or expressive of human personalities: a large, impersonal corporation.In a sentecne:"The man on the phone had a very impersonal attitude in his voice."