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→‎Often useful: added: "try getting a sense of humor," including "the ability to laugh at yourself"

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Many simple examples are below.

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→‎Often useful: on a badly running car engine, "try using a premium grade of gasoline"

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It takes only about 2 minutes to read an average book in the New Testament, and it wards off anxiety, regret, and addition

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→‎Often useful: on a child failing to learn to read, try "posting his words read daily on the refrigerator, with a goal of 1000 words per day"

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→‎Often useful: on low water pressure, "try bypassing your potentially clogged water softener filter"

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I don't think that we should encourage people to overcome addition. Math is very useful

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A slight, inexpensive change in approach can overcome addition and anxiety.

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→‎Often useful: "try rebooting"

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→‎Often useful: "try drinking a glass of vegetable juice rather than beer daily"

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→‎Often useful: on regret, "just do (or don't do) something similar now"

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→‎Often useful: on meeting goals, "try quantifying them"

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→‎Often useful: also try taping that number to the refrigerator door

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→‎Often useful: on obesity, "try weighing yourself daily"

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Improve reference to infinity

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but see John ending

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→‎Often useful: on a child failing to learn to read, "post his words read each day on the refrigerator, and set a goal of 1000 words per day"

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→‎Often useful: on the internet, "try using a different browser"

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→‎Often useful: in sports, "keep your eye on the ball"

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→‎Often useful: "try turning off mute"

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→‎Often useful: "try opening (or closing) the window"

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→‎Often useful: "check your spam folder!"

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→‎Often useful: with less added sugar

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→‎Often useful: "try switching to a higher protein diet"

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The humorous yet widely praised saying, first uttered by the eminently quotable Yogi Berra, captures one aspect of this miracle: "It ain't over 'til it's over."

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infinite happiness is immediately available to anyone at any time -- even at his times of his worst despair -- by merely rejecting liberal denial

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the miraculous catch of fish is always nearby as a matter of logic

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Since Mark and John did not copy from each other, their separate accounts of this miracle constitute powerful corroboration of it.

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This is similar to the insight that there is always a readily available escape away from addiction

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even at this times of his worst despair

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which corroborates its accuracy as those [[the Gospels|Gospel] writers did not rely on each other and probably were not even aware of each other's work

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→‎Often useful: "keep it simple, stupid!"

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humor: Not only was the catch of fish large, but it caused the nets to begin breaking and ultimately placed the boats at risk of sinking after they were filled with so many fish.

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The immediacy of the opportunity to convert despair into success is striking. The situation dramatically turns from hopelessness to greater success than can be handled. Merely being open to the possibility was all that was required.

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→‎Liberal denial: Liberal political positions falsely assume a "zero sum" game, a harsh scarcity of resources, and a hopelessness that ultimately requires some form of tyranny or communism.