Frankenstein is the most accepted answer for the first science fiction novel, mostly thanks to critic Brian W. Aldiss and his book “Billion Year Spree: The True History of Science Fiction.”
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Embrace what makes you unique and utilize it to your advantage. In 2023, let's move you closer to your Financial Freedom.
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Now that I’m in high school juggling responsibilities like school, work, friends and family, college applications, and pandemic stress, I still take refuge in books. I often turn to stories that work through a struggle or theme I’m dealing with in my own life. They give me a safe space to reflect and process, help me gain perspective, and make me feel understood"
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“You don’t really start getting old until you stop learning,” Gates said. “Every book teaches me something new or helps me see things differently. I was lucky to have parents who encouraged me to read. Reading fuels a sense of curiosity about the world, which I think helped drive me forward in my career and in the work that I do now with my foundation.”
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The key to success is harnessing your intelligence or the knowledge of other smart people to act on your goals.
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He has been reading since he was two years old, and began making speeches when he was only three. One of his speeches even went viral when he was just four years old. His mission is to motivate other kids like him to read, too.
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Instead of addressing poor and unacceptable achievement, the government pours more money into the existing failed structure, eliminates tests that expose its failure, and imposes race-based preferences to cover this national crisis.
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Successful people have much more than talent. They have a drive to continuously learn new things and strengthen themselves. As we come out of this COVID-19 nightmare, your ability to add new skills and competencies will be SUPER important, because there will be fewer jobs. JOBS HAVE AND WILL BE PERMANENTLY ELIMINATED Ten to twenty percent of restaurants will simply not reopen. When restaurants do reopen with social distancing as the ...
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WARREN BUFFETT'S NET-WORTH IS DRIVEN BY THESE IRONCLAD TEN REULES
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It is estimated the lack of financial literacy, cost Americans ~ $300 billion in 2018, or three Bill Gates’ fortunes. While financial literacy is not rocket science, 63% of Americans are considered "financially illiterate." People who are financially illiterate have difficulty applying financial decision-making skills to every day real-life situations. SO WHAT EXACTLY IS FINANCIAL LITERACY? Financial literacy is understanding all aspects of money, such as: taxes, savings, paying bills, retirement, budgeting, paying for ...
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