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So my lesson from this last year is, life would be a lot easier to live if we talked about death now, while we're healthy.
And then the second lesson, the radical, tactical shift.
The lesson we learn from this is: you don't have to have a mind to be a beneficiary.
So, the lesson from physics is that entropy will always increase; it's a fundamental law.
And if there's a single lesson we can learn from the inevitable fall of apartheid it is that rigid denial doesn't work.
And perhaps also, there's a lesson about how to deal with our screwed-up, fragmenting and dangerous world of the 21st century.
The second thing is a bigger lesson about the world today.
The lesson I want to leave you with, from these data, is that our longings and our worries are both to some degree overblown, because we have within us the capacity to manufacture the very commodity we are constantly chasing when we choose experience.
But when we revert to being human, we behave more like Basil Fawlty, who, we remember, thrashed his car to teach it a lesson, when it wouldn't start on "Gourmet Night."
This was my second lesson in revolutionary love.
This was my third lesson in revolutionary love.
So I learned the lesson of convex lens leadership from that.
That was the lesson.
It's very hard to learn, to feel a lesson.
But if you can model things for people, if you can give things to people that they can manipulate and play with and where the feedback comes, then they can learn a lesson, they can see, they can move on, they can understand.
or the that "history lesson" about how Afghanistan was never conquered by anyone - educated Russian officer would know history much better than that - take for example British campaign in Afghanistan).
Maybe writer/director Anderson will learn from this lesson and provide us with a decent thriller next time.
He decides to teach the teens a lesson by making them part of the freak show.
Paying no mind to the often distracting disconnect with the actors to the reality of situations on screen, and you should be left with an informative, if somewhat impersonal educational lesson in Vietnamese post-war history.
Not quite the lesson we need to be hearing and seeing considering how well the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are going.
That day we learned a valuable lesson, never rent a movie based on its cover art.
Isn't it a more important lesson to learn how to get past these disappointments and make the best of your life?
Or is falling off the roof a better lesson to teach our children?
He just strikes me as one of those 5 foot nothing actors who think they are a bad ass, but just like Van Damnit he runs into a real bad ass (Chuck Zito in Van Don't case) and he gives him a lesson about "badassdom."
It's a poor history lesson on music,it's fictional the way it was made.
Those kids may have at least had a lesson about story structure.
Now there is a lesson to be learned from all of this, if you want your girlfriend back, taking the school hostage may get you back on her good side.
A great lesson for all would-be cabaret artists.
The directors should take a lesson from Hitchcock who said, "Suspense is not a time bomb going off under a table.
At the end they offer to us a lesson about morality (for those who remember "Falling Down") and the "Family Joy and Cure" that ruins every possibility to be kind and find the film watchable P.S. It's obvious who is the "killer"!
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