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Think For Your Life

Instead of following the so-called experts, the recommendations of artificial intelligence and the advice given on news channels, we need to think for our own life, using common sense, logic, gut instinct, experience and our environmental cues.

We need to keep our eyes and ears open, not to be led by people who themselves do not know what to do and are only following an agenda.

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