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levsha - writer
here I conduct wislevsha podcast, share intellectual insights
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O‘zbekiston, Inglizcha
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Irony
Just don’t forget irony; it’s the entry ticket to humanity. Advice: There are some people that if they don’t know, you can’t tell them.
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
History of the World in 10½ Chapters say, “Irony may be defined as what people miss.
”Of all places, the house magazine Bridge Bulletin recently ran an article that began: “Irony, in the sense of finding unexpected truth, is frequent in literature but rare in bridge” you can also use understatement.

For him, irony was not just a literary trope but constituted a whole approach to life and, he argued, should be present in every work of art. It’s not so much amatter of words, or even of character or situation, but rather a total perspective. Central to irony is “never to articulate the idea as such but only casually to suggest it, to give with one hand and take away with the other, to hold the idea as personal property.”
He called his thesis The Concept of Irony, with Continual Reference to Socrates, and as suggested in his title he referred constantly to Socrates, who pretended to be ignorant and under the guise of being taught found a way to instruct others. With Socrates, “the outer and the inner did not form a harmonious unity, for the outer was in opposition to the inner, and only through this refracted angle is he to be apprehended.


#writing

VLADIMIR NABOKOV, 1948
I feel sorry for novelists when they have to mention women’s eyes: there’s so little choice….Her
eyes are blue: innocence and honesty. Her eyes are black: passion and depth. Her eyes are green:
wildness and jealousy. Her eyes are brown: reliability and common sense. Her eyes are violet: the
novel is by Raymond Chandler.

@levshamind


i asked the uni admissions officers what SAT score uzbeks need to get full tuition scholarship at hkust

they said there are 2-3 diversity scholarships, but generally, at least 1530.

i had 4 people messaging me this week saying they have 1520 and whether they should apply. they concluded it (application fee) is not worth the risk.

with all due respect, everything valuable is risky. if you do not risk with something you want, you will be left with safe choices you dont want.

when i needed to find money for SAT, I was selling SAT Seats. I didn't give a tuck if people thought it was unethical and greedy. I needed to go to another country in a bus for 14 hours and find a shelter there. people do not know your circumstances. but you should more importantly know that they don't care. so when someone like me comes to you and encourages you to go for it and risk because he sees something in you that you can't yet see, go for it.

dont be a loser. force your way into it.

@levshamain


On a recent Abdulaziz's post

https://t.me/AbushkaSob/779

1) i believe it is a shallow perspective to name one company as the only one worth supporting just because you know it. no one knew about freshman except small circles a few years ago. it was an amazing project yet it does not change the nature of it. similarly, there are other projects that you might not be aware of that are making great strides and are about to achieve good results. when making such posts that are influential, beware of the limitations, and do note them.

2) unless the person has not personally got into a university, do NOT pay more than for consultations. i got messages from multuple trustworthy individuals that the post is referring to https://t.me/Rakhimoff_Amir/519. while i believe consultations might be helpful (if you think so), do NOT PURCHASE full support for a university application.

3) do not be fully reluctant to one option. just like in universities where you should not be confined to IVY League and America, in seeking support from experienced people/companies, be open-minded. you can reach out to current students on linkedin and find other channels to make it work. the reason i am saying this is because established companies usually have a track record of success which they can show even if your case does not work out. for example, if a company delivered 100 items over the past 7 years, not delivering 1 will not hurt significantly as it will to a smaller, less recognized company/person. newer companies/individuals will often (at least the good ones) go extra mile to make sure you get in. because they have personal stake in your victory. if you win, the newer company wins as much as you do, which is not the case with established brands.

4) do not be stingy with money when it comes to application. even if that 50 dollar essay feedback is expensive and potentially wont be useful, spend that. spend all the money you and your parents can afford. this is the LAST chance for you to get suppport from your parents. all later supports will be shameful since you will be a mature individual.

clarification: "Also I make it clean in the comments that the post isn’t about a single person/agency. I didn’t target anyone specifically, but rather collectively" - Abdulaziz

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tomorrow evening at @levshacloser, i will reveal why math curves are getting so inflated

they do not represent the accurate score and performance of test-takers

there is something happening which a lot of people, including college board and people are not aware of.

i will reveal that


no, it is not about a couple questions that got leaked

it is nothing like you imagined


no interest, no revelation

stay puzzled


want to learn?


guys, i discovered why math curve is ucked


apparently, someone leaked some questions, and we got a rough curve.

anyway, we take responsibility for our own efforts and move on.

if something alike happens the next time, no offense, i will personally get everyone's results delayed, some cancelled.


from so many experience, i learned that cheating takes you so far

there are moments where it is good, where you learn life lessons. for example, i learned more from cheating in school exams at school than what i learned in lessons. i can state that publicly and confidently. the sense of urgency and focus in exam and pre-exam situation makes you nobel-level productive in learning.

however, not all circumstances are the same. during paper sat periods, i, like many other people taking the test, got access to the test materials. and i used them. like all other people who did so. however, i didnt get the results for many times.

when i sat down to prepare and commited that i would not be using any cheats and would do it all with complete honesty to myself, i started getting all i wanted.

this post is not about me, tho.

i saw other people getting 1530+s and ending up in nowhere. sat is indicative of your knowledge as long as you take it honestly. if you cheat, even if you got the score, your essays are a clear testament to your incompetence and inability to reason.

the point i am trying to draw home is when you have very important tests, exams, or other situations risky situations, truth and honesty to yourself is the best way. do not pay attention to others cheating. stop caring about them. if you put your best effort and get the result honestly, that will feel like the best humanly possible experience.

moreover, stop following channels who post questions before the exam.

if you are preparing so long and hard for the exam, why allow it to misrepresent your true self?

it is like preparing for a full marathon and consuming doping right before the run, ruining your years of preparation.

believe in yourself, choose mentors who guide you through the difficult, rigorous path than easy cheatcodes.




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@levshamind


if this posts gets 25+ reposts, i will send an extraordinary opportunity for honors for econ majors


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with love,
@levshamind


Exciting Event for those interested in Economics!

Nobel Prize winner in Economics - Jean Tirole - is coming to Tashkent. He studied monopoly and oligopoly and was very influential in our understanding.

Jean Tirole is giving a lecture in Tashkent. The ticket prices are well worth the price. However, you can get them for a lower prize from my friend Muhammad. You can leave "+" to him to get the tickets cheaper than original price on iticket.

http://t.me/iusupovic
P.S. It's recommended to read his article and several chapters in his book if you are attending the event.


anyone interested in economics and is now based in tashkent?

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Overused AI Generated Words used in college admissions.pdf
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⌛️Overused AI Words

As you know, you MUST AVOID having your essays written by AI. However, a lot of students find that even when they didn't use AI, for some reason, they get a message from essay checkers that their essays sound like AI and need to change.

I have compiled this file and it contains a list of most words and phrases that AI has a tendency to use and that has stayed in people's minds as "AI like". By checking your writing & this file and eliminating the "AI-like" words, you can avoid having your essay suspected for AI use.

source: @levshamind and @levshacloser
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