u/Kind-Combination3383

You can vs be anything

Did the moms or abby ever disclose if Chloe actually won and abby made sure maddie won on purpose or did maddie actually win irl and they just happened to mess up the scoring? Watching it back I still think Chloe deserved that win. Her turns were beautiful and she really flowed through the movements. Some say Maddie won because she had a front ariel instead of a side which adds more points. Abby was cruel for talking to the director of the competition so maddie could win. I am just confused if it was abbys doing or a genuine mistake.

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 4 days ago

We all know Chloe wasn't a favourite but I never knew why. At one point she was head to head with maddie and why wouldn't abby want to salvage that and make it healthy competition? Abby made sure maddie would win in the you can vs be anything solos. She called Chloe cocky and yelled at her many times. She made fun of her eye. In a more recent interview she said she never wanted Chloe to win. She asked Chloe to be like maddie more. Like she just had such strong cruelty towards Chloe and loved Maddie more than anything but for what reason?

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 10 days ago

I don't know much about philosophy but I'm super interested in learning more of it and majoring in it. I'm curious to know some common beliefs philosophers have on things like spirituality,witchcraft,astrology,God. Good vs evil, Karma, fairness and things alongside these topics. I love learning and have learned in great detail on different religions and learned about theories debunking christianity and the logic behind it. My main question is what exactly do philosophers beleive in? I know how complex this subject is so i'm not expecting a black and white answer but I would love to hear any opinions. The reason i'm asking this is because I know philosophy has allot to do with questioning things and the reason of what is and what isn't and there are so many different ideas out there and some say that these are all just man made ideologies.

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 10 days ago

When I was 14 years old I was starting to get insanely tired all the time. I did competive swimming and had to quit because of the level of fatigue. Around that time I started to get depressed and had horrible brain fog. I took a vitamin test a couple days after my spring break where I spent the whole week tanning. My levels came back at 30ng/ml and everything else was normal.The doctors said that 30 was a perfectly normal and healthy level so I ignored it. Around 4 years later the fatigue, brain fog and depression got worse and I had no idea what was wrong. I even went on a stimulate to try to fix it and I would just end up crashing harder. Over summer I was a lifeguard and would sit in the sun for 5 hours multiple times a week. I live in the hot south too! I got too college and would walk miles every day in the blazing heat and sun and my symptoms were the same. I got my blood levels checked again and my vitamin d came back 26ng/ml. Looking back I realize that is crazy for the amount of sun iv been in. Anyway I started to take 50,000iu a week and it's been around 4 months now and i feel so so much better. I have energy to workout and the ability to focus again. Iv also been way less anxious and depressed. It's crazy how doctors often look past it and brush it off like it's nothing. I'm also curious as to why I don't asorb vitamin d well. I take magnesium and calcium and have been for a while. I don't get tan or burnt easily either.

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 11 days ago

Hi i'm at the point of my life where I'm figuring out what I wanna do with my life and what I should major in college. Everyone says to do what you love and you're passionate about and I'm obsessed with philosophy. If anyone is into astrology I have a sagittarius midheaven and have always been super into the meaning of life, theories, metaphysics etc. Anyways. I'm super conflicted on majoring in it. I love the subject but obviously the job market is slim and I feel like i'd have to go to grad school if I were to major in it. I also feel like there are no direct jobs in philosophy. Has anyone gotten a philosophy degree and done something useful to it that they enjoy or are there zero jobs out there regarding this major?

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 12 days ago
▲ 35 r/the1975

Maybe an odd question but I don't live in london or anywhere in the UK and many of my friends don't know who matty is other than the ttpd drama. It seems as if he walks around LA like a normal guy and it has caused no issue for him. At the same time he's also friends with extremely famous people and A list celebrities and the 1975 has tons of listeners.

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u/Kind-Combination3383 — 16 days ago