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Ask: Hi! LR!Undyne! DO you like the mew mew costume I designed?

Because it really fits on you! Guess that Arrow very like it! 7 u 7 ~~☆☆☆

Righty: I…I think it is very cute, thank you <3

Ask: Righty don't you think the skirt is too short? I can almost see your underwear…

Righty: Actually.

Righty: (How eeeemmmmmbaaaaaarrrrrraaaaaasssssssssing! ///A///;

Ask: It's time to let the kids see the world###(*what#)

LR!Sans: nah, it also means i should stop being an outsider.

Ask: Is there a Frisk in your AU? Or Frisk's plots are replaced by Trisk's?

Trisk: Who is Frisk? If you know my name is Trisk,

Trisk: Who is Frisk? If you know my name is Trisk, I'm just Trisk…

Sans: hey kid, is that one your sis? don't you go talkin' with her for a while?

Trisk: Oh, ok! Thara! I'm here!

Sans: Nah, letting dis innocent kid answer dis question is too immoral.

Sans: to be serious, of course there is a kid named "frisk" in dis AU…

But, YOU CAN NEVER SEE THEM AGAIN FOREVER…

Ask: Aslier dont you think your name is similar to "lair"? ((prepare a shield to defense the Royal Trident attack

Aslier: Well…I can't refute you.

Aslier: After all…

Aslier: I'm just a dirty LIAR.

Rarrow: OF COURSE!!! LET'S BE FRIENDS!!!

For more infomation >> *JAdub*【Undertale AU】LR undyne 問題篇 /answer some ask(中文字幕/Eng.sub) - Duration: 3:35.

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Stretching isn't always the answer - Duration: 3:12.

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New Islamic Question And Answer | Sheikh Motiur Rahman Madani | 2018 [Part 43] - Duration: 13:20.

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For more infomation >> New Islamic Question And Answer | Sheikh Motiur Rahman Madani | 2018 [Part 43] - Duration: 13:20.

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Question to Atheists - Have you got the answer? - Duration: 11:47.

even atheist yeah I am an atheist yeah I am this I am so you're not an atheist no

so you're leaning that way because of evolution yeah I don't believe in the

there's a guy in the sky that lives in the sky and you believe in evolution of

course I do yes live son says of Darwinian evolution

it can turn dinosaurs into birds apes into humans and and fibia smells

into whales what Darwin showed in his work on evolution natural selection is

that we don't need to invoke any supernatural force or power to account

for the development of life through time on earth you think it's a belief I think

it's just fact I think more like facts there is too much evidence to ignore do

you think it's a belief no it's science it's the way it happened it's logical

you know science is pretty much agree with it's it's more of a fact when did

you start to believe when I started to think for myself when did you stop

believing when I took my first biology class it all started to make a lot of

sense teacher made it very very easy to understand I generally trust a

scientific community makes more sense than any religion or anything the

fossils they found of all the other cavemen the homo sapien dinosaurs

it shows clear evidence I believe in science what's your major here at this

university biology your biology mate yeah you believe in evolution yes what's

your major geology chemistry biochemistry environmental science and

policy kind of physicist biochemistry hey do you believe in evolution yes I do

do you believe in evolution yes I do of course yes they do I do believe in

evolution you believe in evolution yes are you a strong believer yes are you a

strong believer yep yes yes absolutely a scientific method is based on the

collection of data through observation and experimentation science daily

could you give me some observable evidence that evolution it's true

something I don't have to receive by faith

yeah some observable evidence I mean take a look at what happened 65 million

years ago hang on I can't that's 65 million years ago I believe totally I'm

millions of years so that can't be observed we can trace the evolution

through the fossil record would you be specific just give me one a between six

and seven million years ago hundreds of thousands to millions of years so it's

quite a long time yes millions of years yes

it can't be observed the canine kind the coyote and the domestic dog and is the

feline kind which is the cats the tiger and the kitten and you've got humankind

so Darwin said there'd be a change of kinds over many years so could you give

me one example of observable it's evidence of a change of kinds for

instance the fossil record shows the common ancestors of all carnivores that

cats and dogs are once linked once united by a common ancestor how long ago

this I believe was like 60 million years ago can you think of any observable

evidence for Darwinian evolution where he said there be a change of kind monkey

- yeah a change of kinds I don't really believe there's any proof

for that yet well the monkeys are the only ones with the fifth digit like we

have koalas have a fifth digit did you know that I didn't know that think we're

evolved from koalas no I know that everyone talks about the missing link

for humans and whatnot I believe that there are connected that are out there

that we haven't found yet I'm gonna trust what those experts did

those experts came up with I have a strong trust and evolutionary ideas

based on the evidence presented can you think of any observable evidence for

Darwinian evolution a change of kinds I haven't seen it myself but I believe

what the textbooks tell me about it so you've got faith in the expert I have

faith in the experts yeah I guess similar to how religious people have

faith that God actually exists I have faith and the experts knowing what

they're talking about the scientific method us must be observable and

repeatable so could you give me one piece of observable evidence for

Darwinian evolution okay I would point to as one great example is look at the

genetics of the stickleback what's that so stickleback fish are very interesting

collection species that were recently isolated after the end of the Ice Age

what do they become they're they're various species of sticklebacks status

fish well of course can you think of any observable evidence where there was a

change of kinds fish human beings are still fish human beings a fish why yes

of course they are how long did that take a couple of billions of years

millions Millions hair is that observable it's not we came out of the

ground as a mammal and one mammal create matter the ground didn't come out of the

sea why initially in the beginning we came out of the ground and the sea after

the great destruction of the we have lungs or gills when we came out of the

sea you want to know something those that were in the sea I guess had gills

and those that had were on land had lungs if we came out of the sea we had

gills in the sea you want to know something who knows that we came out of

the sea or we came out we evolved from mammals so you don't know huh of course

I don't know I'm accepting that they did their science correctly do you give me

an example of Darwinian evolution not adaptation or speciation but a change of

kinds these are changes of kinds still fish they're distinctly different fish

we have thousands of examples give me what can you give me one I can give you

I can give you thousands just one for instance I would say look at Lynn skis

experiments of bacteria then what are the bacteria become the bacteria are

still bacteria of course that's not Darwinian evolution

that's not a change of kinds as a it is a change it is a change in the genetic

makeup of the bacteria which is a still bacteria what are the bacteria become a

new kind of bacterium still bacteria there's no change of kinds

to summarize the observable evidence that you give me for Darwinian evolution

is bacteria becoming bacteria no it is bacteria acquiring new metabolic

capabilities you said before that there are there are lots of evidence for

evolution I just want one observable evidence for Darwinian evolution not

just one but I gave you some you don't want not some I want one you don't want

that I want one thing yes I do I'm pleading with you you asked me to tell

you you asked me to tell you when I've watched one species evolve into another

isn't that right no one kind into another there's 14 is at 14 different

definitions of species so I want a change of a kind it has nothing to do

with faith faith is something that I have two unseen I have to believe in

that's it I'm seeing do you believe evolution of course I do

you will believe it any of Ellucian yes I am we did you start to believe

evolution I started to believe evolution when I started to think out for myself

is evolution of belief ever ever well you know something evolution is a is a

thought processes is coming to terms and and checking out all the alternate all

the alternatives like taking a look at the religion man-made religions ask you

again is evolution of belief no if evolution is we are in a word yeah I

could say it could be a belief give me one instance

yes we have an example from a group of birds called Darwin's finches do you

take a look at the difference between the finches on the islands that all

started out I mean that's very very observed that's not Darwinian evolution

there's been no change of kinds much of the finches become they become

genetically new and anatomically new recognizably different speeds there's

still finches well of course they're still finches yes another change there's

no change of kind little birds that here they had observed that or what have they

become their beaks their beak shapes that still

birds yes three finches that turned into different types of birds bass still

finches well for example Darwin and and his study on evolution of the birds on

the island that he went on to their they exchanged their beaks that still birds

there's no change of kinds that's within the current evolution on

the beach that's so that's called adaptation it's not Darwinian evolution

there's no change of kinds there's no different animal involved I want

something that shows me Darwin's belief and the change of kinds

as scientific Darwin spoke of a change of kind can you think of any observable

evidence for Darwinian evolution where this change of kind kind

kind

I don't have to think about them a little longer you give me anything that

I can see observe and test which is a scientific method for Darwinian

evolution a change of kinds test and observe could you give me observable

evidence which is the scientific method for Darwinian evolution a change of

kinds

okay I gotta think about it so you want the evidence of it I would say

I cannot I think hmm

it's a hard question actually

my DNA

so you reap the question again could you give me any observable evidence just one

for Darwinian evolution let me think about that for a sec um observable

evidence something where we don't have to exercise faith something can be

observed like the scientific process observable hmm that's a good question

Balan I'm not quite sure you can't think of any observable evidence for evolution

now how do you know it's true sure so Darwinian evolution is not observable

that's not scientific I guess so so it's unscientific you can't prove that a

scientific actually you could prove it it could be proven just do it for me

ah that's hard I don't it's just that's just too broad of a unobservable that's

why you need millions of years yes exactly

when you're trusting the biology majors and the biology professors know what

they're talking about and they can't even give you they can't even give me

evidence of a change of kinds well I'm well then there isn't one if

they don't give it then I don't I wouldn't say there was yeah I just

thought what I've seen and what I've learned from well you believe yeah you

know what that's cool what lie in faith right babe

faith is the great cop-out the great excuse to evade the need to think and

evaluate evidence Richard Dawkins

For more infomation >> Question to Atheists - Have you got the answer? - Duration: 11:47.

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How to Answer: What Are Your Salary Expectations? - Duration: 1:39.

One of the questions that's going to come

up in any interview is salary.

For some reason people tend to avoid answering the question or provide a really soft answer.

Here's what I found.

Before you go into an interview know what the market rate is for that position.

And you know we all have different skills, we're all looking at slightly different

positions.

And we would expect that the salary is going to be different depending on our search.

It's hard to say, I'm looking for a hundred thousand dollars if we're applying to positions

that are only worth eighty thousand dollars.

Or you know I'm looking for two hundred if they're only worth one twenty-five.

So know what the position is worth on the market.

And know that going into the interview.

So when they ask about salary I typically answer it and say, I would expect based on

my research the market for this position is from X to Y, and I'm looking in that range.

I would expect a base of A or B and be really clear with it.

And be clear with what you've done and the homework that you've done to validate it.

And put the onus back on them and say, hey, is that correct, is that what you're paying,

or what is the position?

A great company will know and answer that question right off the bat, a company that

doesn't really have their act together might give you well, we don't know, we're

trying to figure it out, in which case, you're probably not in the right stage or process

or it's going to be a more cumbersome process than you anticipate.

So be clear, outline the range of position, and put the onus back on the company or the

interview to give you the information that you're looking for as well in terms how

compensation is structured as a whole for that position.

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