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Eldor Khamraev

8 Dec, 22:00

I took my little brother to a playground in the mall. The constant screams of children and parents moving continuously just shut my brain down. I leaned on the wall, kept my eyes on my brother and suddenly the little paper lingering on the table caught my attention: pencils and a piece to be painted. I sat on the chair, looked for the purple from the pencil case, and started coloring the borders of the picture. Rolling the pencils across the edge, I could sense that my psyche felt like having a massage. all the noise began its slow fade into calmness. and there, I was spreading pale purple to the middle in fervent. All seemed smooth, and this smoothness surged as I put on my music "Cornfield Chase" on my AirPods. Simple coloring unfolded a new angle: bringing peace. I am wondering why not implement this activity in prisons or mental asylums to lessen irritability. Personally, I liked it and want to do it daily to see the difference in my mental state.

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Eldor Khamraev

7 Dec, 22:20

life is not a circle, it is a spiral.

All the events happening in our lives recur. but on a different level, stake, and scale until we learn it. each time, the stake intensifies, the consequences get brutal but the conclusion perhaps the essence certainly lingers the same, unshakeable and probably even clearer than ever before. Each new moment disguises itself with different people that seamlessly diverge us from the truth/conclusion that we need to learn from past experiences. Thus, we get punished even more severely at a different level by arriving at the same truth. doesn't seem all our experiences steer us to the same conclusion that is delicately obscured with new people. mine, does.

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Eldor Khamraev

26 Nov, 12:01

I talked with Harvard, MIT and Yale Students.
Let me compare them.

Yale.

Students are sociable and physically fit. While walking around the campus, I approached four students, and all of them were easy to talk to, greeting me with a smile. I really liked this vibrant energy that can keep you alive after brutal finals.

Harvard.

Dynamic. The main area is filled with tourists, making it hard to distinguish between a real student and a random person. I often found Harvard students rushing somewhere else and found it difficult to interact, probably because of the mid-term exams.

MIT.

Introverts. I was in the hall of the university and approached a couple of students. Most of them are very introverted or feel uncomfortable communicating. The occasional stuttering in every 2 sentences and their swirling eyes unable to be fixated on you made me think of the opposite Yale students.

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