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kuyakev
ANSWERS: 7
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Isn't everyone?
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I am a person of knowledge.
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Those seem like the same thing to me. I am both.
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These terms are rather subjective, how do you distinguish the difference? I value my successes; that said, I am disabled and on the public purse, I find this humiliating and feel parasitic at times. Maybe it is not so black and white.
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Its a matter of perspective. It depends on what a person values, and how they measure success. In my eyes, I may be both valuable and successful, but to another, I may be a worthless failure. Ideally, if I am close to living up to my potential, I should be viewed by all, including myself, as valuable and successful. Therefore I am one, and close to the later.
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I am a person of value, valued, though not valuable. I value integrity over success and success over stagnation. I also believe that socially imposed stigmas contribute to your own self evaluation
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of course silly
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