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Because our attentions are different Published by Auciou March 22, 2005, 08:05 In our life, we usually found that our friend's opinions were different with us. Because you and your friend's positions were different, Weltanschauungs and philosophies and thoughtways were different, knowledge configurations were different, and attentions were different. In different times, the same one's positions may be different. Yes, our opinions were always variational and developmental. The second thing I'd like to talk, frequently someone talked to others, but you were not so interested in what he said. So you couldn't feel pleased. The third thing, if someone gives you a mission or do it to help him, perhaps he is always going to pay attention to you when you haven't completed. Probably you have other businesses to do, so you haven't finised the work for your friend all the same. Then he calls and asks you, have you finished? You can feel the pressure of work, but he can't really feel. The last example, if you feed the pretty fishes by yourself, perhaps you are going to look and enjoy them time and again. You love them indeed. But probably others don't look and enjoy them, Because your attentions are different. So we should usually consider others as them. Trackback: http://www.auciou.com/capable/trackback.jsp?dqk00000026 1 Comment: 1   Auciou 2007-04-19 23:50 posted: Trackback From Post suggestions to the sites I have long been a fan of one of the sites that younet.com, payed a lot of sensation to it. Druing those years, I posted many suggestions to the managers of this site and talked with them for many times, often they could consider or accept or agree with my suggestions. Comments are closed.

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