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Ego of the Warrior

為了解決Thanks for the heads的問題，作者Sirstins, Rob 這樣論述：

Rob Sirstinswas born in Phoenix, Arizona to a young teenage mother. Because of her addictions his mother couldn’t care for him or his 4-year-old sister and a few months later a family in Utah adopted them. His adopted family was loving, caring, and changed my life forever, but as I grew I started to

realize I was different. Due to the color of his skin kids bullied and beat me in elementary school driving me to find an outlet. He did find that escape in the form of sports. He excelled physically when it came to competition, but it was only a temporary fix to a much larger problem. He always ha

d an immense amount of pain and anger, but couldn’t place where it stemmed from. Eventually he realized he was born into rejection and then placed in an environment of rejection that left me lost. He thought his pain and anger would subside when he signed with a Division 1 university to play footbal

l, but he soon found out that could be taken from me as well. Just two years into my career he was in a career-ending car accident. He eventually married a wonderful young woman, but he brought unresolved rage, anger, and unhealed traumas into my marriage with me, and it ultimately contributed to th

e decline and eventual end of the marriage after just four years. While the marriage failed the relationship was a success considering he had my beautiful daughter because of it. His ex-wife and him continue to have a positive relationship and I have the great pleasure of seeing my daughter nearly e

very day. The pinnacle of his darkness and depression hit three years after his divorce. Within a month he lost a close friend to suicide, lost his job, the home he was about to purchase for him and my daughter, had to put down my dog of 13 years, and even had his heart broken by the first person he

trusted to give it to since his divorce. He had lost nearly everything and none of it had to do with bad life choices or because of addictions, but rather because it was time for me to grow. The notion that he didn’t belong was once again compounded and crystallized in his mind. He had to try to pi

ck myself back up and he started taking jobs below his experience and education level and felt as though he lost, yet again, stuck in limbo with no way out. A few more years passed and he seemed to be stuck in the same place: direction-less with an ever growing darkness and anger inside. His second

business was on the verge of collapse and he was struggling to hold onto relationships. Pain, despair, and hopelessness had hit a breaking point and brought Him to a crossroads: He could either continue to sink deeper into this pain and darkness to the point of destruction or he could make a decisio

n to heal. He decided it was time to heal and let go of His past once and for all. As he moved away from my traumas and failures he was able to see pain from a new perspective and realized these devastations were actually vital life lessons. Thanks to this difficult path through life he gained the p

ower to empathize with others and help them get through life’s greatest struggles. He came to realize that the greatest obstacle standing in the path of our happiness is quite often one’s self. It’s up to each of us to change the narrative we’ve created in our own heads to start us on our path to re

alize our potential, but only if we’re each willing to put in the work.

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南海爭端中的美國因素研究：2009-2021

為了解決Thanks for the heads的問題，作者孫嘉傑 這樣論述：

南海是全球衝突熱點，也是亞太區域最難以解決的爭端之一，主要是涉及領土主權爭端、能源競爭、海域權利主張重疊、交通航線及地理戰略位置重要性等多項因素，美國雖然不是南海領土主權聲索國家，但卻扮演最主要且關鍵角色。歐巴馬以「亞太再平衡」戰略作為維繫全球領導地位的工具與方法，確認21世紀美國的霸權繫於南海之政策方向，為美國外交戰略之一大轉變，川普執政後，片面退出跨太平洋夥伴協定，改與各國重新簽訂雙邊貿易協定，以「印太戰略」取代歐巴馬「亞太再平衡」戰略，美國的戰略傾斜加劇了南海聲索國間的劍拔弩張，中國崛起的力量也對美國霸權地位形成挑戰。美國除拉攏南海周邊相關聲索國家共同牽制中國，域外國家的參與也促使中國

加深危機感，使其加速在南海的開發及控制，以及軍事現代化，讓南海的地緣政治難題更加難以解決。當前南海局勢緊張局勢雖因各國忙於對付新冠疫情與專注提振國內經濟而稍有緩和，然而各種挑戰和不確定性仍然存在，中美間可針對彼此的利益契合點加強推進合作，以減少未來兩國在南海可能之爭端。

Ego of the Warrior

為了解決Thanks for the heads的問題，作者Sirstins, Rob 這樣論述：

Rob Sirstinswas born in Phoenix, Arizona to a young teenage mother. Because of her addictions his mother couldn’t care for him or his 4-year-old sister and a few months later a family in Utah adopted them. His adopted family was loving, caring, and changed my life forever, but as I grew I started to

realize I was different. Due to the color of his skin kids bullied and beat me in elementary school driving me to find an outlet. He did find that escape in the form of sports. He excelled physically when it came to competition, but it was only a temporary fix to a much larger problem. He always ha

d an immense amount of pain and anger, but couldn’t place where it stemmed from. Eventually he realized he was born into rejection and then placed in an environment of rejection that left me lost. He thought his pain and anger would subside when he signed with a Division 1 university to play footbal

l, but he soon found out that could be taken from me as well. Just two years into my career he was in a career-ending car accident. He eventually married a wonderful young woman, but he brought unresolved rage, anger, and unhealed traumas into my marriage with me, and it ultimately contributed to th

e decline and eventual end of the marriage after just four years. While the marriage failed the relationship was a success considering he had my beautiful daughter because of it. His ex-wife and him continue to have a positive relationship and I have the great pleasure of seeing my daughter nearly e

very day. The pinnacle of his darkness and depression hit three years after his divorce. Within a month he lost a close friend to suicide, lost his job, the home he was about to purchase for him and my daughter, had to put down my dog of 13 years, and even had his heart broken by the first person he

trusted to give it to since his divorce. He had lost nearly everything and none of it had to do with bad life choices or because of addictions, but rather because it was time for me to grow. The notion that he didn’t belong was once again compounded and crystallized in his mind. He had to try to pi

ck myself back up and he started taking jobs below his experience and education level and felt as though he lost, yet again, stuck in limbo with no way out. A few more years passed and he seemed to be stuck in the same place: direction-less with an ever growing darkness and anger inside. His second

business was on the verge of collapse and he was struggling to hold onto relationships. Pain, despair, and hopelessness had hit a breaking point and brought Him to a crossroads: He could either continue to sink deeper into this pain and darkness to the point of destruction or he could make a decisio

n to heal. He decided it was time to heal and let go of His past once and for all. As he moved away from my traumas and failures he was able to see pain from a new perspective and realized these devastations were actually vital life lessons. Thanks to this difficult path through life he gained the p

ower to empathize with others and help them get through life’s greatest struggles. He came to realize that the greatest obstacle standing in the path of our happiness is quite often one’s self. It’s up to each of us to change the narrative we’ve created in our own heads to start us on our path to re

alize our potential, but only if we’re each willing to put in the work.

比較視覺差異教學對於社會臨場感與認知負荷差異影響— 以國中資訊科技領域單向式課程為例

為了解決Thanks for the heads的問題，作者吳昆達 這樣論述：

本研究宗旨在於探討教學者呈現方式不同對於學習者的社會臨場感與認知負荷影響。研究對象為台北某國中599名學生，將學生分為兩組實驗組與一組控制組，實驗組為平面授課與立體投影，控制組為實體授課，採用準實驗研究法，進行一節課程的授課實驗，比全息投影、平面授課及實體授課差異，以「社會臨場感量表」及「認知負荷量表」作為工具。研究發現，視覺差異的確會影響到社會臨場感的不同，實驗研究結果如下：一、實體授課的社會臨場感最高，並且顯著高於全息投影與平面授課。在社會臨場感中全息投影與平面授課並沒有顯著性差異。二、外部認知負荷上，實體授課最高，全息投影最低，無顯著差異(P= 0.52)。三、在內部認知負荷上，實體授

課最高，平面授課最低，無顯著差異(P=0.20)。四、社會臨場感與外部認知負荷具有顯著負相關；社會臨場感與內在認知負荷具有顯著正相關。。實驗結果可用於未來發展線上課程參考依據，協助發展全息投影等立體影像呈現教學，並且提供未來實驗發展建議。