Aurelia tentatively describes the meter as an alternating pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
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Stress
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Key Notes
He treats much of his feed as disposable noise and says ordinary stress advice misses the point because heightened stress is a rational reaction to a broken world.
He says resilience requires confidence that help will arrive after failure, and self-reflection is difficult when looking inward mainly produces pain and stress.
Jiang says the nuclear age changes war aims: the goal is not to destroy the enemy military outright but to inflict enough stress that citizens overthrow their own political system.
Alexander says he has not been to Greece for two years and implies that the host is better placed than he is to answer the viewer's question about Greek stress and depression.
Jiang says confidence and happiness make the brain more open to new ideas, while stress triggers fight-or-flight shutdown.
Timestamped Evidence
"So, like, we can look at which syllables are stressed. Okay."
"So, like,. So, it's, like,. So, it's, like, every other syllable is stressed and unstressed.. So, I'm pretty sure, I need to check my..."
"This is BS. This is not true. This is not even funny. Okay. Adam Corolla says, he's a sociopath and he hears about nothing...."
"...other's military. But what you can do is put so much stress and pain on the political system that the citizens ultimately rebel and..."
"...if you're a poor child who lives under a lot of stress, it's hard for you to be self -reflective. Because if you look..."
"two years now alex knows it better than me i suppose how do we live it's a good question nikos"
"So what makes us human special is our resilience, our ability to grow, to adapt. But the problem is that when Chinese go to..."
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