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17 February 2026 14:12
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16 February 2026 08:44
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15 February 2026 11:40
The Noble Façade of Equality and Justice
Human civilisation relies on certain principles and conventions that are held to be the foundations of a just society. It is widely believed that in the absence of these ideals, humans shall fall prey to their chaotic, brute nature. The two most significant of these ideals are: Equality and Justice.
It is undeniable that humans intrinsically crave power - over their own destinies as well as the lives and choices of others. This is where hypocrisy comes into play, for beneath the noble rhetoric of Equality and Justice lies raw self-interest, whether in an individual way or for the ingroup.
One may consider the case of the French Revolution as a classic example of this hypocrisy. The quest for "liberté, égalité, fraternité" devolved into dictatorship and guillotines for rivals, rather than universal well-being.
Contemporary examples of this hypocrisy have become ubiquitous. What began as the demand for ‘equality of opportunity’ has ended up as irrational demands such as ‘equality of outcome’ and ‘proportionate representation irrespective of merit’. On the flip side, the opponents of such ideologies have their own biases and prejudices. Their notion of equality also revolves around their own self-interest.
While the notion of justice appears to be rooted in neutrality and impartiality, it’s often no more than a rationalised justification of retaliation and ‘payback’. Both sides in a conflict claim to seek justice and restore order; their notions of ‘justice’ being diametrically opposed. Grave sins of their own folk appear nominal, while minor flaws in the opponent camp are magnified to dehumanise them.
In the words of Nietzsche: “Moralität ist Herden-Instinkt im Einzelnen” (Morality is herd-instinct in the individual). Humans are innately hierarchical; to command a strong position in the hierarchy is always the real purpose of all demands pertaining to equality, equity and justice. The theoretical equality people often inanely glamorise is inherently against hierarchies. However, those who condemn existing hierarchies seek to create new ones that benefit them.
What ought one do then? Must one pick the most beneficial side as per his self-interest and profess unconditional loyalty to it? Should each man go his own way, deviating from the established norms? Is it prudent to create a new ‘way’ and persuade others to follow it? Such questions are better left to the judgement of individuals. There’s no optimal solution that suits everyone. What does matter is awareness and rational choice in critical matters.
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15 February 2026 11:39
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14 February 2026 12:16
Is this sentence "If you came tomorrow, you would see her" correct? I copied it from the website of Englishclub, which teaches do not confuse time and tense. But I think the sentence should be "If you come tomorrow, you would see her".
Yes. The first sentence, with “came,” is a type 2 conditional in the subjunctive mood. The second sentence, with “come,” is a first conditional, but the “would” should be “will.”
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12 February 2026 08:54
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10 February 2026 08:16
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The Strength Hidden in Difficult Times
Every human life faces difficulties. No one moves through life without experiencing pain, loss, or disappointment. Yet, it is often during the hardest moments that people discover their true strength. Difficult times may feel unfair and overwhelming, but they also carry lessons that comfort and ease never teach.
When life is smooth, we rarely stop to reflect. We move forward without questioning our choices or understanding ourselves deeply. However, when problems arise, we are forced to pause. We think more carefully, observe our emotions, and search for meaning. This process, though uncomfortable, helps us grow wiser and more aware.
Failure is one of the most painful experiences, yet it is also one of the most valuable teachers. A person who has never failed has never truly tested their limits. Failure shows us where we went wrong and what needs improvement. It builds patience, humility, and resilience—qualities that cannot be learned from success alone.
Hard times also reveal the people around us. Some individuals disappear when things become difficult, while others stand beside us without being asked. Through struggle, we learn who truly cares and which relationships are worth nurturing. In this way, pain clears confusion and brings emotional clarity.
Another hidden gift of hardship is gratitude. After experiencing loss or struggle, even small comforts begin to feel precious. A peaceful morning, a kind word, or good health no longer seem ordinary. We start appreciating life not for its perfection, but for its presence.
It is important to understand that strength does not always mean being fearless. True strength often means continuing despite fear. It means waking up each day and trying again, even when the future feels uncertain. Courage is not the absence of pain; it is the decision not to be controlled by it.
Time plays a powerful role in healing. While pain may feel permanent in the moment, time slowly softens its sharp edges. Scars remain, but they remind us that we survived. What once felt unbearable becomes a part of our story, not the end of it.
In the end, difficult times do not come to destroy us. They come to shape us. They teach us empathy, patience, and inner strength. When we look back, we often realize that the moments we feared the most were the ones that changed us for the better, making us stronger, kinder, and more deeply human.
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10 February 2026 08:13
Can you explain the difference between "under" and "below" in terms of their usage in English grammar and vocabulary?
Although they mean the same as far as position goes, the usage is quite distinct. The first place to look when trying to discover differences between words that seem at first glance to be synonyms is their origins.
Under has Proto-Indo-European roots, and its earliest attested use in English is from the 8th century. Below on the other hand, is from a much later period, Middle English (late 14th century) and was borrowed from Old Norse.
Under refers not only to a physical position (There’s a mouse under the table), but also figuratively, as in under control or influence. We are under his control, the students are under the impression that.. etc.
Below is a more recent addition to English and has a more limited range of meaning. It refers to a position like under, but doesn’t have as many figurative senses. It is used in science as in temperature, below zero, and in ranking, The corporal is below the general.
The general sense of both words, as far as position goes, is pretty much the same. What is different is when the senses become more figurative. Under has more metaphoric stretch to it (control, influence), whereas below stays quite logical (science, rank)
There are also many more expressions to be found with under than with below.
You can see some senses of these two words below ;-)
By looking under these words in the Oxford English Dictionary, I have copied some senses of the words with corresponding example sentences for you to get a better sense of how English speakers use these two words.
UNDER
below the surface of something; covered by something
less than; younger than
an annual income of under £10 000
affected by something
The wall collapsed under the strain.
used to say who or what controls, governs or manages somebody/something
The country is now under martial law.
according to an agreement, a law or a system
A man was detained under the Mental Health Act.
experiencing a particular process
The hotel is still under construction.
using a particular name
She also wrote under the pseudonym of Barbara Vine.
found in a particular part of a book, list, etc.
If it's not under ‘sports’, try looking under ‘games’.
BELOW
at or to a lower level, position or place
They live on the floor below.
at a lower rank
This ruling applies to the ranks of Inspector and below.
(of a temperature) lower than zero
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10 February 2026 06:32
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09 February 2026 14:58
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09 February 2026 05:46
Because VS Because of
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08 February 2026 09:13
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08 February 2026 08:44
Which is correct, "an honest" or "a honest"?
The choice of non definite article is governed by the beginning sound of the word before which the article is to be used.
Here, the word is HONEST which begins with a vowel sound because the ‘h’ is silent.
The practice is to choose ’a’ before words beginning with a consonantal sound and ‘an’ before words beginning with a vowel sound.
So, the correct phrase is ‘an honest’ as in He is an honest man.
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08 February 2026 07:37
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How Making Mistakes Helps Improve Language Skills
If you search the internet for quotes about mistakes, you'll find that most of them tell you how making mistakes is an important part of learning — and life!
But many of us still worry about mistakes, especially when we're speaking a different language.
So perhaps you've heard this advice before, but here it is again: Don't be afraid of making mistakes when you're learning English!
Okay, but why not?
If you make mistakes during an English lesson, it's really useful for the teacher to see where they might be able to help you improve.
And if you get corrected, you'll also be able to work on improving your own language skills.
Of course, you probably won't be corrected if you're using English in real life to go shopping or talk to friends, but in time you'll begin to hear your own mistakes, says language expert Luca Lampariello.
He believes that self-awareness is a really important skill for learners. It means they'll begin to hear the mistakes they make and be able to correct themselves.
Making mistakes also shows you're trying hard to challenge yourself; you're moving out of your comfort zone by trying to use new structures and words.
Think of it like working out in the gym. When you're lifting weights, your muscles hurt because the lifting causes little tears in your muscle fibers. But when they repair, those muscles get stronger.
It's a similar situation with languages. A mistake might hurt your confidence at first, but when you learn from it, you'll be a better speaker afterward.
And like exercise, you've just got to keep doing it — so practice having those challenging conversations as much as you can!
As Cambridge English says, the most important thing is just to communicate!
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08 February 2026 07:31
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