To say more about the author, Frank Sinatra, an iconic and prominent music maker in history ever, to say the least, originally came from underprivileged class. Day by day, he tried his best to go after his passion and then overcame several negative shit of critics, haters,... and hardships despite his poor condition in life to become the most eminent musical artist ever. As a result, he shut all the haters up without talking back but just actions.

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"If a lion could speak, we could not understand him." - Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Before going into details, we should have some specific knowledge regarding the background of Wittgenstein, the author behind this standard of philosophy.

He was a well-known Austrian philosopher during the 20th-century, whose creations mainly surround the topic of languages and logic. Funnily enough, he started his academic journey with Mechanical Engineering and that was when his interests for logical thinking grew gradually

Returning back to the quote, the overall meaning of it is that if hypothetically, a lion possessed the ability to express verbally through English, an international language, then we still would not understand it properly.

To answer, the reason behind this assumption is relatively simple, and this is because according to Wittgenstein, "language" is a broad combination of verbal sounds and the contexts behind each word that a speaker produces. Therefore, because there is a dichotomy between human's context, which can be briefly understood as "cultures", and the counterpart's context, in this case is a lion's life, we still cannot understand truly this newly-formed language.

Personally, I'm really interested in Wittgenstein's ideology as well as his style of work due to the deep knowledge relating to languages.

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-0˙8 sʇlǝᴉ ǝʌɐɥ I oslɐ-

"Have a head that's always screaming"

-Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls-

Oh, and also

"Remember! Reality is an illusion, the universe is a hologram, buy gold! Bye!"

-The same guy-

Returning to the quote, we all know that life is not risk-free. There are many obstacles that we, as humans, have to overcome daily. Her words serve as a powerful reminder for us to step out of our comfort zones, discover our potential. By embracing those ''daring adventure'', we open ourselves up to new experiences and accomplish more meaningful goals.

-D-

'Do or Die'.

Firstly, the origin of this quote. I thought it was just a random phrase that people had made and somehow it blew up. Surprisingly, it is from a poem called “Robert Bruce's March to Bannockburn” written by Robert Burns. It was a poem about the first War of Scottish Independence. The last stanza of the poem reads:

"Lay the profound Usurpers low!

Tyrants fall in every foe!

Liberty's in every blow!

Let us Do-or-Die!"

For some people, this quote could mean "You are in the 'hang by a single hair' circumstance. Take a risk or face the death". But in my perspective, it is more like : "This thing could be tough, yes, and you could feel down in the dump (or worse) after doing it. But just do it anyways, the death might not be as scary as not doing this".

So, why I like this quote? Well, I find this quote actually say something about myself in these years. I can proudly say that I am not scared of the death and the fact that I am willing to do anything without thinking about its consequences is hilarious to me. It is not that I do not think for myself, I do (maybe), but I find myself enjoy doing things that people might not be pleasant about (or maybe simply I just want to push myself out of my comfort zone even though I do not have the intention to do that in the first place).

I usually say that "If you do not try it, you will never know", and I believe that it is almost similar to 'Do or Die' in some perspectives. Sometimes I regret about my decision, sometimes not, but either them I find the lesson for myself and gain more knowledge and experiences. You need some spices for your life right? Instead of looking for some dramas online and begging people to summarize them for me, I would rather doing something else which could help me improve myself even if it could be the reason why I would...let's not talk about it. Moreover, it is short so I can remember it easily.

In conclusion, I like this quote because not only it represents me in so many ways but also short to remember. I believe that there are a lot of quotes which is more inspiring and sound more meaningful, I believe that there would be some who think this phrase it too odd and would think it is negative for them but I do not really care about others so I chose this one.

• Thank you for reading. Have a good day! ✨

The former Vietnamese once suggested "Núi cao còn có núi cao hơn". It is actually a reminder for people to stay humble in all aspects of life. In general, it means that no matter how impressive one’s achievements may be, there will always be a superior rival. Well, this doesn't necessarily mean there’s an obvious competitor showing off their abilities. Sometimes, they aren’t even trying to prove themselves or might not care at all. That’s something I genuinely admire and make an effort to practice. Honestly, I used to be extremely competitive, always wanting to be the best and unable to tolerate losing. But over time, I realized that surpassing others wasn’t truly what I wanted, and compared to many talented friends, my achievements seemed minor. So, I started to focus on what I’m passionate about and find simple joy in the process itself. Instead of trying to find out others’ flaws, I now try to appreciate their strengths and respect them. This change in mindset also has some side benefits: one of them is the ability to recognize and understand others’subtle strengths rather than just focusing on their weaknesses. This way, I could enhance empathy with my team members and make the most of their strengths. At the end of the day, I’ve learned that there’s nothing worse than surpassing others just to look down on them.

-DynLe-

P/S: This is one of my favourite quotes that help me overcome challenges in my life the most.Hopes that you’ve learned sth from Milton Berle

-Peace & Love-