Some people combine intellectual humility with emotional rebellion, while others pair emotional humility with intellectual rebellion. These states seem to balance each other out. When emotional and intellectual humility coincide, an internal, “underground” revolution of consciousness occurs. And when emotional and intellectual rebellion resonate together, an evident, “above-ground” transformation of the individual and society emerges, changing the world.

Why is tennis so popular among a wide range of TV viewers? I think one of the reasons is the opportunity to watch not just a tennis match, but a battle of characters. Famous tennis players are famous personalities and characters. Even pauses during a tennis match serve to demonstrate the character of the players. Other netball sports can be no less interesting than tennis, but we know little about the athletes in these sports as personalities and characters. Therefore, all of them are inferior to tennis in terms of watching a battle of characters.

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I notice that everyday life in America is becoming increasingly technological, or more precisely, increasingly connected with various IT technologies. Perhaps this doesn’t apply to everyone, but in the last couple of weeks, I’ve had to download about 10 mobile applications – ranging from door locks to university system registration. Just wait and see what’s next!