hmm, stoicism is great ( in other people ;^), but I prefer: change *things while $things ne 'good';
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Brother Frankus.
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if ($things ne 'good') {
if ($things->can ('change')) {
change $things;
}
else {
change($attitude->{"life"}) or life("ends");
}
}
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if ($things->can ('change')) {
change $things;
I belief that you can change anything and so this if-clause ain't necessary. If you don't believe me, remeber the saying
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we're talking about very different aspects of life... aren't we?
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It's a broad topic ;^)
Sometimes, we need to change our attitudes; other times
we need to change our environment.
Knowing when to do which
is a matter of perspective, preference and experience.
Positive affirmation makes it possible to convince yourself and
adapt to situations.
Sometimes this can cause stagnation when used unwisely.
I'm not implying this is the case.
I merely sought to provide a counter-point to your view not contradict it ;0)
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Brother Frankus.
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