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- Hii! I dabble in many topics but recently I focused on philosophy of religion, culture and politics and their effect on society. I love talking about biology as well ( especially the wonder that is our genetic code) and sometimes even conspiracy theories! If any of these interest you or if you have an interesting topic in mind, let me know :D0 votedOctober 13, 20210
- Hii! I dabble in many topics but recently I focused on philosophy of religion, culture and politics and their effect on society. I love talking about biology as well ( especially the wonder that is our genetic code) and sometimes even conspiracy theories! If any of these interest you or if you have an interesting topic in mind, let me know :D0 votedOctober 13, 20211
- I love your handle name - quiet ghost, going by that logic I would be - blazing supernova :D. I think it is important to speak to others because it engages you more in a sense that when you are forced to respond in a short amount of time - your actual knowledge of the language shows; I call it the reactive ability, and that's what makes you fluent :D0 votedOctober 13, 20213
- While and whereas have the same meaning when expressing contrast between two things. Example would be - 'Some married couples argue all time, whereas( while) others never do.' Here you can use both while and whereas. They differ in meaning when we refer to time or some type of duration in a sentence. For this you would only use while. For example: "While I was studying, she was watching movies." Here, you wouldn't be able to use whereas. Hope this helps!0 votedSeptember 2, 20212

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