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conversation :

person 1 : hey buddy do you know what our physics teacher is explain which lesson ? I don't even understand any thing presently and even in the past.

person 2 : she is explain about the faradize law presently. dwelling in the first bench you don't even know what is she teaching.

person 1 : oh leave about me I'm at least asking about the lesson name the back benchers would ask you who is this teacher and what is her name and what is she doing in our class.

person 2 : what they don't even know the teacher ? oh this is too much buddy this teacher is teaching us since past 7 months and you say that you don't even know her name .

person 1 : umm wait what did you say about the lesson or topic name ?

person 2 : I said it before only right is it the faradize law.

person 1 : I never heard this faradize law but I have heard the paradise ( heaven )

Happiness Quotes

“ The Paradoxical Commandments. ...

“For every minute you are angry you lose sixty seconds of happiness.” ...

“Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.” ...

“Folks are usually about as happy as they make their minds up to be.” ...

Researchers at the University of Liverpool surveyed 4,164 adults and found that the self-identified readers reported being less stressed, less depressed, and with greater self-esteem and ability to cope with challenges. When compared with the non-readers in the group, they also tended to have more close friends and more sense of attachment to their community, and awareness of social issues and cultural diversity.While many of us can't imagine not reading a book before bed, more than a quarter of American adults admit to not having read even part of a book within the past year, according to the Pew Research Center. Not only are those non-readers missing out on all the good stories with their fascinating characters and enthralling plots (and the fun of a book club), but they are also missing out on the many benefits of reading that extend beyond the page.

Science has shown time and again that reading is not only good entertainment, but it can make you smarter, give you a better memory, and even help you live longer. Here are just a few ways that reading can improve your life according to science:

Reading makes you happier

Researchers at the University of Liverpool surveyed 4,164 adults and found that the self-identified readers reported being less stressed, less depressed, and with greater self-esteem and ability to cope with challenges. When compared with the non-readers in the group, they also tended to have more close friends and more sense of attachment to their community, and awareness of social issues and cultural diversity.