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5 Effective Ways To Humanize Your Brand - 0 views

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content branding

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  • peppermarketing on 11 May 20
     
    There are a lot of brands for every product which has led to massive competition. The brand's marketing helps it stand out among the crowd only when it is able to win the hearts of the users with a humanized approach. It generally happens that marketers get so deeply involved in the brands that they forget to teach about it and just start selling it, which makes the brand's marketing sound like one that is automated instead of humane. When a brand is more humane, users find it more authentic, relatable and can even reach it easily. Ways of humanizing brand marketing Here are the 5 proven ways of humanizing a brand:
damian fernando

The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak - 0 views

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the book thief by Markus Zusak bestselling novel printz award new york times children best seller

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  • damian fernando on 15 Mar 09
     
    A very appealing and human story. Well written and humorous, this author manages to portray the horror and tragedy of war and Holocaust and at the same time show the beauty of humanity. Well worth reading.
David Leonhardt

Why ChatGPT Cannot Spot Its Own Writing - 0 views

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AI writing ChatGPT

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  • David Leonhardt on 27 Jun 23
     
    ChatGPT failed at identifying human-written or AI-generated text in both cases. So how come ChatGPT cannot detect its own text? Does this mean there is no difference between AI and human text?
Umar Jamil

Unnatural Desirez: Human Nature - 0 views

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Poetry Quotes human nature

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  • Umar Jamil on 06 Dec 12
     
    ""Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot."  "I don't have a solution but I admire the problem." "Once I thought I was wrong, but I was mistaken." "If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would get done."  "There is no time like the present for postponing what you ought to be doing."- Anonymous"
DorineFantasywriterD Hughes

The Moral Premise Blog: Story Structure Craft: Not Without My Daughter - 0 views

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blog story daughter

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  • There is a fundamental anti-conscience aspect to radical Islam where rote ideology supports a culture where suppression of another person's conscience (the inner sense of what is right or wrong) is allowed and encouraged
  • Thus, Moody manipulates Betty to take their daughter back for a 2-week visit to Iran to visit his family, but secretly he has no intention of leaving, or letting them leave the deeply misogynistic culture. 
  • Why would Moody (an American trained doctor) stay in a culture that seems to have jumped backwards 1,000 years in terms of hygiene, medicine, science, human rights, freedoms, and basic knowledge about the human condition? Several reasons. (1) It's revealed that his political activities in the U.S. have resulted in his termination from two jobs, in two states, and two different hospital systems -- further resulting in the loss of his Green Card.
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  • (2) The second reason Moody relapses to his upbringing is that (as Betty surmises in the book) there is an basic inability of the Islamic culture to think independently -- a trait ingrained by the educational system upon her daughter, where all learning is by rote repetition
  • You are taught only to say and think what is spoon fed to you.
  • Where there's a will, there's a way.
  • This engenders in Betty, a perseverance in the midst of persecution, that allows her achievement of the goal -- getting out of Iran with her daughter. And the odds and obstacles for the unlikely, common hero are immense -- natural structure for a successful movie
  • Betty reiterates that her father brought her up to believe
  • In this story, Betty retains or embodies the practice of listening to her (properly formed) conscience (or will) while her antagonists (the autocratic Islamic culture, represented by Moody) embody a rote-mentality (or suppression of the will) and a willingness to live under tyranny.
  • DorineFantasywriterD Hughes on 05 Apr 14
     
    The not without my daughter, Premise
Ninja Essays

Make The Best Of Your Writing Talent With Top Content Tools - 0 views

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talent content tools blog social software blogs

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  • Ninja Essays on 07 Nov 14
     
    "Luckily, automated tools haven't replaced real writers yet. Written expression has always been an important characteristic of the human kind, but today it is even more crucial to be able to write great content in order to succeed in highly-competitive markets."
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Helping Hands - 0 views

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#helpinghands #storiesmatter #reading #explorethewriter #youthvoice #raiseyourhands #poorpeople

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  • scribebeee on 17 Jun 19
     
    How often do we think about making a change, bring a smile, being resourceful and doing an act of humanity? Read full thoughts of Aliza Iram: https://bit.ly/2KnAyUS
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Understanding The Content Creation Funnel - 0 views

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content contentwriting contentmarketing

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  • peppermarketing on 11 May 20
     
    In today's time, content creation is one of the most important tasks of any marketing initiative. The demand for good content has significantly increased in recent years especially with the rise of social media platforms used for influencing and spreading awareness about a particular issue, product, service, etc. Individuals strive to read content that would serve their hunger for information and help them grow as human beings.
David Leonhardt

Writing books is hard. Why do authors do it? - 0 views

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writing authors

shared by David Leonhardt on 30 Oct 21 - No Cached
  • David Leonhardt on 30 Oct 21
     
    Storytelling is in our blood. Since the dawn of man, human beings have told stories. We've sung around campfires. We've crafted poems, written epics, and we've even passed down knowledge using fiction. Man is a storyteller. Yet why do we write?
David Leonhardt

AI writing fails show why it can't replace human writers - 0 views

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AI writing articles draft research

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  • David Leonhardt on 21 Aug 23
     
    Everybody is looking for a shortcut, but not every shortcut is smart. These AI writing fails show how short-sighted it is to replace writers with machines.
DorineFantasywriterD Hughes

Joseph Campbell - A Scholar's Life - 0 views

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joseph campbell

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  • For Joseph Campbell, the study of myth was the exploration of the possibilities of consciousness. His lifetime of scholarship was nothing less than the search for the Holy Grail of radiant living.
  • It is more than a presentation of fascinating stories from all over the world. It is a vision of a rich inner life available to anyone willing to go on the initiatory adventures.
  • His interest in mythology began at age seven when he saw the Indians in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in Madison Square Garden.
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  • in 1924, he met Jiddu Krishnamurti, not yet the great world teacher of the Theosophists.
  • A principle mentor was Indologist Heinrich Zimmer,
  • Campbell studied how Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung used myth in psychology.
  • The latest incarnation of Oedipus, the continued romance of Beauty and the Beast, stand this afternoon on the corner of 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, waiting for the traffic light to change.
  • Campbell's description of the hero's journey has been used extensively by generations of artists and scholars. It showed the similarities among the great stories of world mythology.
  • It is a model of initiatory elements in myth, religion, literature, and ritual.
  • The The Hero With a Thousand Faces showed the similarities among the mythological traditions. Campbell followed this with a series of writings on the great differences among the world myths. The four-volume Masks of God: Primitive Mythology (1959), Oriental Mythology (1962), Occidental Mythology (1964), and Creative Mythology (1968) analyzed the distinctions among the mythologies of various regions and cultures.
  • First is the metaphysical function. Myth awakens and supports a sense of awe before the mystery of being. It reconciles consciousness to the preconditions of its own existence. Myth induces a realization that behind the surface phenomenology of the world, there is a transcendent mystery source. Through this vitalizing mystical function, the universe becomes a holy picture.
  • The second is a cosmological dimension deals with the image of the world that is the focus of science. This function shows the shape of the universe, but in such a way that the mystery still comes through. The cosmology should correspond to the actual experience, knowledge, and mentality of the culture. This interpretive function changes radically over time. It presents a map or picture of the order of the cosmos and our relationship to it.
  • Third is the sociological function. Myth supports and validates the specific moral order of the society out of which it arose. Particular life-customs of this social dimension, such as ethical laws and social roles, evolve dramatically. This function, and the rites by which it is rendered, establishes in members of the group concerned a system of sentiments that can be depended upon to link that person spontaneously to its ends.
  • The fourth function of myth is psychological. The myths show how to live a human lifetime under any circumstances. It is this pedagogical function of mythology that carries the individual through the various stages and crises of life, from childhood dependency, to the responsibilities of maturity, to the reflection of old age, and finally, to death. It helps people grasp the unfolding of life with integrity. It initiates individuals into the order of realities in their own psyches, guiding them toward enrichment and realization.
  • Campbell was discovered by a new generation when George Lucas based much of his screenplay for Star Wars (1977)
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