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There are 3 objects ,an empty bottle , a remote and a nail paint remover.all 3 weights the same but it differs in its physical appearance and that has a important lesson on judgemental thoughts .

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This picture has 3 objects - remote, a bowl and a charger. These three objects are in complete different shapes and sizes yet they weigh similar this activity changed my perspective that we shouldn’t judge by looking at its size and shape same thing applies to humans.

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11AZBT22 Jezreel
There are three objects of different shapes and different unique quality that it’s used for.

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20cmf54 Samyukta Raghunathan B.com Accounting and Finance 

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20cmf54 Samyukta Raghunathan B.com Accounting and Finance 

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The picture has three objects- a wallet, an airpods case and a remote. They're in different shapes and sizes and yet their weights are similar. Usually we wouldn't assume that looking at the objects their weights are similar. The same mentality is followed when looking at humans too.

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This picture has three objects, all belonging to the same category water bottles. While capturing this picture, I realised that, all three water bottles are similar in weight, differ in size, shape and color. This reminds me of the exact scenario in today's world. People of same age and weight, differ in size, shape and color. People often objectify one and another as I did these water bottles. Human beings are meant to be cherished for who they are and for their personality.

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20CEM26- S.A.Nuha, Department- Corporate Economics, Shift -2.

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20CEM26- S.A.Nuha, Department- Corporate Economics, Shift -2.

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We can't judge people. Life isn't black and white. Neither are people. We're all complicated individual beings, so why judge?

"life is a game people, and if life is a game then aren't we all on the same team? Im in your team, be on mine".

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20PSY45 THRISHA SHYAM

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20PSY49 Nevera Sudakaran shift 1
During this activity I realised how we judge people based on size and looks while all these objects weigh the same irrespective of their size and shape.

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This activity on weights has made me realize that my assumptions on weights has been in a very bad state. And yes ,it also made me realize the same applies in looking and judging people based on their weights

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As you can see in the picture the objects a tv remote ,sunscreen and a toy are of similar weight. But they convey different emotions in different perspectives. For example the toy evokes a sense of enormous joy for a child whereas the sunscreen provides a relief to a person who has to step out in the sun , the tv remote gives pleasure to a person who is about to watch a romcom but the same remote can bring seriousness while watching news. So basically it's not the object or rather the weight or any other physical parameters that matters but our perspective that matters. You only create the reality you exists Aham Brahmasmi.

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20CEM30 R K Sai Varsha, Corporate Economics, Shift 2

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20CEM30 R K Sai Varsha, Corporate Economics, Shift 2

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“Appearances deceive”, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, “nothing is what it looks like”, there are so many sayings and teachings to tell us to NOT see and judge anything but to learn and understand everything. We never truly got the meaning or purpose behind it. One shouldn’t just look at what they see but, comprehend everything that’s been given as it’s everything together that makes it whole, and not just a part. A part should never define the entirety, let alone be in control. So, see beyond what you see and infer the true meaning.

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Though these 3 are different objects they weigh the same weight and this also applies in the real life with  human beings.

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Bsc.Homescience,N&D, FSM (GEN)
Shift:1
While collecting these objects I came to understand that these objects are different in size and shape but they are in same weight, like that, some of the human being may be fat or skinny. So we can't judge anyone by seeing their appearance alone.
We can't think that the fat person are more stronger than skinny.

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20 MAT 17
MATHEMATICS
SHIFT- 1

The toy,chalk piece and the empty colour pencil box are in same weight. I learned one thing while collecting these things they are in different size and they are in different colour but they are having same weight. Like this in this world we may have fat body or we may have slim body but we are all humans before we judge others  we should accept the truth that we are all perfectly imperfect.

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This activity made me integrate a metaphorical meaning to the general interpretation. The same weight looks different on different people. Body size is a spectrum and should not be bound by societal standards and limits.

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The three random objects that I found of the same weight are the iron box, room fresher and a blow dryer. As I was searching for these objects, I realised that size does not define your weight and weight does not define one's size. Every object in that picture is unique just like every single person in the world!
- 20ENG69 Shwetha Bai Shift 1

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Literally- "Weight doesn't describe anything about anybody or anything."

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As given in the picture, you can see an empty Reynolds TRIMAX blue refill, an empty Bioline Lip Care tube and an empty matchbox. All these are almost similar in their weights but look very different in their sizes and shapes. Similar are our human bodies. Two or three individuals may weigh the same but look extremely different based on their sizes and shapes. This might happen due to the density difference in a person's muscle and fat. So we should learn not to judge a book by it's cover!