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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

4 Feb, 00:44

My brain is not braining😵‍💫

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4 Feb, 00:09

7-paragraph essay

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Nowadays, many parents put significant pressure on their children to excel academically and professionally. This phenomenon stems from various reasons, including the competitive job market, cultural and societal expectations. While such pressure can drive children to achieve great success, I believe that it may lead to psychological and emotional consequences.

One of the primary cause underlying this phenomenon is highly competitive job market. During a time when degrees alone are no longer sufficient for securing stable employment, parents believe that exceptional academic performance is of crucial importance for prosperous future. They perceive success as a means of ensuring financial security.

On a cultural level, pressure by parents is particularly severe in Asian societies where academic excellence is highly appreciated. Take my country - Uzbekistan as an example, parents feel compelled to push their children towards prestigious careers such as medicine, law, or engineering, claiming that anything less would be considered as failure.

On a societal level, peer pressure among parents exacerbates the situation; seeing other children excel compels parents to demand the same level of success from their children. For instance, in Japan parents usually put substantial pressure on their offspring comparing them to their contemporaries.

While this pressure can bring about a number of benefits including discipline, ambition, and goal oriented attitude, I believe that the effects of this phenomenon is rather adverse. Children subjected to relentless expectations may experience stress and anxiety potentially leading to depression. The fear of failure can become overwhelming which further accompanies with burnout and a lack of intrinsic motivation.

This constant pressure can strain parent-child relationships. When parents prioritize achievements over emotional well-being, children may feel unloved and unworthy unless they meet parents’ specific requirements. This can result in low-self esteem which can further lead to weak familial bonds.

In conclusion, while parents may have good intentions in pushing their children to succeed, excessive pressure can lead to counter-productivity. A balanced approach that encourages hard work accompanied by emotional well-being is necessary. I think that parents should channel their children into the domain they are interested the most.

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

3 Feb, 23:33

Nowadays, some parents put a lot of pressure on children to succeed.

What are the reasons for doing this?
Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

3 Feb, 23:01

so now let's get into gear

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

3 Feb, 18:34

💯After an intense leg workout, going up and down the stairs is a real struggle😬

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

3 Feb, 03:48

The four pie charts illustrate the purposes of travel for passengers at Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, and Stansted airports in 2016. The data is categorized into three primary travel purposes—holiday, business, and visiting friends or family—along with a small proportion classified as "other."

Overall, holiday travel was the most common purpose at Gatwick, while visiting friends and family was the dominant reason at Luton and Stansted. Business travel consistently accounted for a smaller percentage at all four airports.

Gatwick had the highest proportion of holiday travelers, at 54%, followed by Stansted and Luton, where holiday travel comprised 36% and 35%, respectively. Heathrow recorded the lowest figure for holiday travel at 33%. In contrast, Luton and Stansted had the highest percentages of people visiting friends or family, at 50% and 48%, respectively. Heathrow also had a relatively high proportion in this category (37%), whereas Gatwick had the lowest (30%).

Business travel was most significant at Heathrow, representing 26% of passengers, while the other three airports showed similar figures, ranging from 13% to 14%. The "other" category remained negligible across all airports, never exceeding 4%.

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 23:29

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 23:27

Nowadays, consumers are becoming less influenced by advertising than in the past. While advertisements once played a crucial role in shaping buying decisions, people now rely on alternative sources of information. This shift is driven by increased consumer awareness, technological advancements, and changing preferences. Although this trend presents challenges for businesses, its overall impact is largely positive.

One key reason for this decline is the increasing awareness among consumers. With easy access to the internet, people can research products, compare reviews, and seek recommendations from real users. This has made consumers more skeptical of exaggerated claims in advertisements, prompting them to trust independent sources over traditional marketing. For example, Rolls-Royce does not usually advertise its cars but relies on word-of-mouth advertising.

Another major factor is the widespread use of ad-blocking technology and premium subscription services. Many internet users install ad-blockers to eliminate unwanted ads, while streaming platforms offer ad-free experiences for a fee. As a result, traditional advertising methods struggle to reach audiences, forcing businesses to explore alternative marketing strategies.

Additionally, consumer preferences have evolved, with a growing emphasis on authenticity. Rather than being influenced by direct advertisements, people are more likely to trust brands that engage with them through social media, influencer marketing, and original content. This shift has led companies to focus on building genuine relationships with their customers.

Despite these advantages, the decline of traditional advertising presents challenges, especially for small businesses. While large corporations can invest in influencer partnerships and personalized marketing, smaller companies may struggle to compete without the reach of conventional advertising. For example, global fast-food chains like KFC maintain a dominant position in the industry due to their ability to adapt to new marketing trends.

In conclusion, the reduced influence of advertising is driven by greater consumer awareness, technological innovations, and changing expectations. Although this shift challenges traditional marketing, it ultimately benefits consumers by promoting transparency and better-quality products. To succeed, businesses must adopt more authentic and engaging marketing strategies.

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 22:55

Nowadays some consumers are less influenced by advertising than in the past.

What are the reasons? Is it a positive or negative development?

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 22:47

Almost 30 minutes

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2 Feb, 22:47

The table compares key data between large-scale and small-scale fishing industries, highlighting differences in employment, catch volumes, costs, and efficiency.

Overall, the large-scale fishing industry is more capital-intensive, fuel-dependent, and wasteful, whereas small-scale fishing is labor-intensive, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable. These fundamental differences reflect contrasting priorities and challenges within the two industries.

A striking contrast is observed in employment figures. The small-scale sector provides jobs for over 12 million fishermen, significantly surpassing the large-scale industry, which employs approximately 500,000. However, the latter records a slightly higher annual marine fish catch for human consumption, at around 29 million tonnes, compared to 24 million tonnes in the small-scale sector. Moreover, the large-scale industry also captures 22 million tonnes of fish for industrial purposes, whereas small-scale fishing contributes almost nothing to this category.

Financially, the capital cost per fishing job exhibits a vast disparity. A single position in large-scale fishing requires an investment between $30,000 and $300,000, whereas small-scale jobs cost a mere $250 to $2,500. Additionally, the fuel oil consumption of large-scale operations is significantly higher, ranging from 14 to 19 million tonnes annually, while small-scale fishing uses only 1 to 2.5 million tonnes. Consequently, the efficiency of fish caught per tonne of fuel also differs greatly, with large-scale fishing yielding 2–5 tonnes, whereas small-scale fishing is notably more efficient, producing 10–20 tonnes.

Investment efficiency is another major distinction. The large-scale sector employs only 5–30 fishermen per $1 million spent on fishing vessels, whereas small-scale fishing supports 500–4,000 workers for the same investment. Furthermore, environmental impact is apparent, as large-scale fishing results in 5–15 million tonnes of fish being destroyed at sea each year, while the small-scale industry has no reported wastage.

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 22:20

Yeah, it's a bit challenging though

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

2 Feb, 22:16

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

1 Feb, 03:05

You've successfully wasted the first month of 2025! Keep it up😉

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

31 Jan, 17:45

Childhood obesity has become a global health issue, affecting many countries worldwide. There are a number of reasons why this trend is happening and several effects of it. This essay will discuss the main causes of this trend and its effects.

One of the leading causes of childhood obesity is an unhealthy diet. In today’s fast-paced world, children are consuming more fast food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks than ever before. Many families choose processed and convenience foods that are high in calories but low in nutrients. This poor nutritional intake leads to excessive weight gain in children, as they consume far more calories than they burn each day.

Another significant cause is the lack of physical activity. With the rise of technology, many children spend a lot of time indoors playing video games or watching television instead of participating in outdoor activities. Schools also tend to focus more on academics, leaving less time for physical education. As a result, children burn fewer calories, which increases the risk of obesity.

The effects of childhood obesity on physical health are severe. Obese children are more likely to develop serious health problems, such as diabetes, heart diseases, and breathing difficulties. Research shows that children who are overweight are at greater risk of becoming obese adults, leading to long-term health problems like joint pain and high blood pressure. This can significantly reduce their quality of life.

In addition to physical health issues, childhood obesity also impacts children’s mental and emotional well-being. Children with obesity often suffer from low self-esteem and face bullying from their peers. This social isolation can result in mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. The emotional distress caused by obesity can further harm children’s personal development and happiness.

In conclusion, childhood obesity is primarily caused by unhealthy diets and a lack of physical activity. It leads to serious physical health problems and negatively affects children’s emotional and mental well-being. To address this issue, it is essential for parents, schools, and governments to work together to promote healthier eating habits and encourage more physical activity in children.

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Mukhammad Abrayev | English

31 Jan, 17:45

Childhood obesity is becoming a serious problem in many countries. What are the causes of this trend, and what effects does it have on children’s health?

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