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Vegvísir wrote:

Fascinantna je plastičnost ljudskog mozga i koliko je spreman prihvatiti anorganske "gadgete" poput egzoskeleta gotovo kao da si ih usb priključkom jednostavno prispojio. Neka istraživanja provedena od odjelu za kiberpsihologiju instituta u Švedskoj su naprosto nevjerojatna.

mativka wrote:U svezi toga sam odmah postavila konkretno pitanje :)

Tebe baš sve može povući dolje, a meni kažu da sam hipersenzibilna :D

Ako ti je suđeno, jednostavno- je.....Ionako te se za par godina nitko neće sjećati :D

I sada, ajmo, osmijeh

Vegvísir wrote:

Eto, obećajem da ću kad budem malo manje umorna i nešto više raspoložena za pisanje to nastojati ipak malo bolje i jasnije raspisati!

kic wrote:
nisi baš najbolja animatorica, ali ajd, u nedostatku druge :^^

Vegvísir wrote:Nemoj mi zamjeriti, večeras sam nevjerojatno lijena za pisanje...

kic wrote:šta te rastužuje, ja sam pozitivan.. zapravo sam neutralno nabijen bolje bi bilo reći..

ako te zanimaju neka pitanja, najbolje je proučiti izvore neke, kao što veg radi, ali ne znam zašto bi značilo kako si negativan ako vidiš problematiku u nečemu..

što tebe muči evo.

Vegvísir wrote:Eto, ja joj napišem stihove, a ona ode.

Vegvísir wrote:stih mi je lijen, usporen i mlitav
prelijeva se sporo i rasteže k'o žvaka
niz prste klizi, tust i gust
bespomoćan i tih: ščepala ga fjaka

Vegvísir wrote:U svoj svojoj večerašnjoj lijenosti sam se ipak uspjela natjerati

mativka wrote:

Vegvísir wrote:stih mi je lijen, usporen i mlitav
prelijeva se sporo i rasteže k'o žvaka
niz prste klizi, tust i gust
bespomoćan i tih: ščepala ga fjaka

Moj stih gori, užaren i blistav
kriknuo bi, poput nekog slova lista
kroz misli treperi, razumom svladan
bespomoćan i tih: osjeća se jadan.

mativka wrote:

Vegvísir wrote:U svoj svojoj večerašnjoj lijenosti sam se ipak uspjela natjerati

Hvala :)

No, ja od stiha ne bježim ;)

Prices not only ration existing supplies, they also act as powerful incentives to cause supplies to rise or fall in response to changing demand. When a crop failure in a given region creates a sudden increase in demand for imports of food into that region, food suppliers elsewhere rush to be the first to get there, in order to capitalize on the high prices that will prevail until more supplies arrive and drive food prices back down again. What this means, from the standpoint of the hungry people in that region, is that food is being rushed to them at maximum speed by "greedy" suppliers, probably much faster than if the same food were being transported to them by salaried government employees sent on a humanitarian mission. Those spurred on by greed may well drive throughout the night or take short cuts over rough terrain, while those operating "in the public interest" are more likely to proceed at a less hectic pace and by safer or more comfortable routes. In short, people tend to do more for their own benefit than for the benefit of others. Freely fluctuating prices can make that turn out to be beneficial to others. In the case of food supplies, earlier arrival can be the difference between temporary hunger and death by starvation. Where there are local famines in Third World countries, it is not at all uncommon for food supplied by international agencies to the national government to sit spoiling on the docks while people are dying of hunger inland. Much as we may deplore private greed, it is likely to move food much faster, saving far more lives