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"Be good with your hands" nghĩa là gì?
30 Jul, 2019
Nghe bảo mấy đứa rất thích trai Hàn. Photo by Daniel Wiadro
"Be good with (one's) hands" -> Làm việc gì đó rất có kỹ năng, điêu luyện và có tính chuyên môn cao.
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"In many cases, people are very good with their hands that they don't enjoy doing," says Jane Lowder, founder of a Sydney-based career coaching business.
Both socialism (chủ nghĩa xã hội) and fascism (chủ nghĩa phát xít) make extended use of state-of-the-art manipulation (sử dụng bằng tay) of the needs and wants of the people, at the expense of some inherent rights of those people. Both systems survive and thrive best in the presence of an “Other”: a real enemy, or at least a credible threat of one. And if they don’t have one, they are both very good with their hands at creating one.
But these actions, no matter how masterful, are not truly courageous in the Aristotelian sense without good intent. For a courageous action, moral intention is discerned (nhận thức, phân biệt) by identifying what you want accomplished. The desired outcome must be something beautiful. And for a courageous action to be beautiful, it must be intellectual (trí tuệ) and good with your hands. However, Aristotle claims there is one overarching qualifier that even the most prolific (sáng tác nhiều) demonstrations of courage must have: good intentions.
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