It will help you to learn to organise your thinking. Of itself it won't make you more intelligent.
Congratulations (add his name)! Always follow your passion. God Bless you as you pursue your nursing career!!
In what exactly ?
All right, my motivation is success, spreading kindness, being kind as much as possible, helping others as much as i can, living a mainstream life for the talents i have and be the greatest at what i do, breaking limits everyday and make my own mark. Have my reputation and inspire … Read more
It will help you to learn to organise your thinking. Of itself it won't make you more intelligent.
Chess as a game develops numerous qualities- I was playing professionally for a couple of years and it really helped me to improve my analytical skills, logical thinking, to be patient, to have a good discipline and all these are great qualities that help me on a daily basis in my life.
Rarely. There have been occasional cases where people have become so deeply absorbed in the game that they lost their way. Two of the all-time greatest American chess players (Paul Morphy and Bobby Fischer) shared that fate. There have been a handful of others among the world's leading players.
For most of us it's just … Read more
Only if you consider losing all the time as a negative effect but it usually just makes you want to learn more about winning the game. I think the relaxation and thinking about the game keeps your mind sharp and is great for your well being. Keeps my attitude up just fine.
If the people take ownership of their own bank then yes. The taxpayers bailed out the banks a while back, and so by rights the banks belong to the people.
You cannot ask about an economy if you don't know about the banking system and what money really is. Here's how banking works, and the … Read more
I think we will intially struggle but in the long run we will be better off because we will be making our own terms on trading rather than having them dictated to us by another country, who does not have the UK's interest first and foremost in their minds.
The UK currently imports more than … Read more
It's hard to tell. Both group's claims make sense. The win is too close - 52% to 48% and once such referendum failed back in 1975 where 67 % voted to keep EU membership.
But in my point of view UK barely can survive by itself. The best sake for them is to stay with … Read more
