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People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Several times in life I've cold called a company to confirm my interview time. I didn't have one prior to my call, but in their confusion and inability to even find my resume I've managed to secure an interview about four out of five times. Twice I've gotten the job.

TickleMeStalin , fauxels Report

Final score:

407points

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Flexiegirl94 3 years ago

*takes notes*

120points

"What are some cheat codes you've found in the game of life?" is a metaphorical question, Rohan Roberts told Bored Panda in an interview via email. Rohan is an innovator, author, entrepreneur, and edtech advisor who was happy to share some insights on the hypotheses that we live in a simulation with our readers.

Rohan explained that there are undoubtedly many people who literally believe life is a simulation or a game, Elon Musk being one of them. “Also, in Eastern philosophy, particularly in Vedanta, a metaphorical perspective they take is to view life as a game. In so far as both games and life have rules to abide by, laws by which the physical universe is governed, and ultimately, that there is no purpose to both a game and to life,” he explained and added that “we play a game for the fun of it.”

“Similarly, the perspective in some Eastern philosophies is that there is no higher purpose in life,” Rohan continued. “Nothing beyond playing the game of life for the sake of playing the game of life. Alan Watts, the famous British-American philosopher from the '50s and '60s often espouses this view. For example, here.”

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Introverts think then talk, extroverts think while they talk.

Took a class that said if you want to run a good meeting, wait 10 seconds before moving on. Introverts (such as myself) need time to process before they speak. Started running my meetings this way and I will be damned if the introverts didn't start speaking more and providing really good input.

Shadow082 , fauxels Report

Final score:

388points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago

Also, some people need time to get started when they reply. One of my colleagues needs two or three seemingly mindless sentences to get to his actual answer, but he tends to be right. Sadly, some people in the past didn't give him that time and it really crushed his confidence so now he just doesn't offer input for fear of being cut off impatiently. Really sad.

109points

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Compliment your children with "you are a hard worker" and not "you're smart". Studies show that kids who think they're hard workers outperform kids who think they're smart.

holy_hunk , pexels Report

Final score:

350points

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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago

Yes! It's not what you know it's your persistence, your curiosity, your kindness. And notice when they are doing the right thing, and thank them or acknowledge their responsible choice. Otherwise they only get negative feedback. And it's adorably sweet when, in return, a wee voice pipes up "good job mummy you peeled all those carrots nicely" ❤

70points

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Ask questions, about everything. Ask people about themselves. Be open about stuff you don't understand, and ask questions about that. When you forget someone's name, own up to it and just ask them.

I am amazed at how many people won't acknowledge even a tiny amount of ignorance, or won't show honest curiosity about something, can't admit they've forgotten something they feel is important, and won't ever ask for help. Guys...your life becomes so much easier if you just drop the [effin] ego and ask.

tylerss20 , Andres Ayrton Report

Final score:

321points

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Eslamala 3 years ago

No one is expected to know everything, and it's rather obvious you have to ask if you don't know. Why some people are ashamed to ask and not to talk shït is beyond me. Better to ask than to be another walking example of Dunning-Kruger.

32points

However, “most reputable scientists don't entertain the notion that we live in a simulation and don't have much to say on this,” Rohan said. At the same time, there are some prominent voices in the scientific community who have voiced their opinions.

Rohan elaborates: “Swedish philosopher and professor at Oxford, Nick Bostrom, has said that there is a 50-50 chance that we live in a simulation; but he has also said that we are almost certainly living in a computer simulation. Swedish-American physicist and professor at MIT, Max Tegmark, seems to take the opposite view. In an interview with the Guardian, he says, 'Is it logically possible that we are in a simulation? Yes. Are we probably in a simulation? I would say no.' Harvard theoretical physicist Lisa Randall is even more skeptical. 'I don’t see that there’s really an argument for it. There’s no real evidence.'”

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones When someone says something true, say “you’re right”, not “i know”. It’ll make them feel better and you’ve still shown everyone how awfully clever you are.

Taiwanderful , Alex Green Report

Final score:

304points

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Just a girl with a brain 3 years ago

I know a lot of random facts so whenever someone says a random fact that I know I now say you’re right instead of I know and it makes them feel so much better

43points

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones I am an assistant teacher in a preschool. Asking if kids can use their sitting muscles and listening muscles during circle time makes the kids want to show me how "strong" they are.

neurotica_9000 , Kiddies Korner Report

Final score:

298points

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Elsker 3 years ago

gotta try this at home!:D

46points

tenderbranson301 , Michael Bernath Report

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones No one stops a guy or girl carrying a pizza. It can get you backstage to concerts.

Final score:

292points

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Mihai Mara 3 years ago

Pro tip: just carry it, don't eat + carry.

112points

But the real problem with the simulation hypothesis is that there is no way to prove it. “And that's what makes it unscientific,” adds Rohan.“Science philosopher Karl Popper proposed the Falsification Principle as a way of demarcating science from non-science. It suggests that for a theory to be considered scientific it must be able to be tested and conceivably proven false. For example, the hypothesis that 'all swans are white' can be falsified by observing a black swan.”

In the same way, there’s no good way we could falsify the claim that the universe is a simulation. “We don't have a good way of doing that, to the best of my knowledge. If we were, indeed, living in a simulation, it cannot really be tested. Any test we use will itself be part of the simulation,” he explained.

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Just be nice, particularly to people in the service industry. Your job, your personal interactions, even your calls into customer service will go 100% easier if you’re just nice to people and recognize that they’re probably just trying to do their job, not screw you over.

trillborg , Pixabay Report

Final score:

258points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Can't be repeated enough but still seems a mystery to a lot of belligerent and entitled people.

64points

#10

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones You don’t have to always “give away the recipe”.

By that I mean, don’t over explain yourself. If you can’t do something, 9/10 times it’s okay to simply say “unfortunately I’m not able to do that”, “can’t swing it this time”, etc. You don’t have to go on and on about why, or make up reasons and list them off. Over explaining just ends up looking more suspect than simply being clear and concise.

reddit , WordRidden Report

Final score:

249points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

My boss told me to reply " You're asking too much from me." and leave it at that. Works wonders.

49points

insertcaffeine , Christina Morillo Report

#11

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones The correct response to any compliment is "Thank you." You can then follow it up with a comment if you'd like to continue the conversation. If someone likes your dress? "Thank you, it has pockets!" If someone compliments your art? "Thank you, I've been practicing." If someone asks if you're a professional singer because you have a good singing voice? "Thank you, I just sing for fun."

Not only does it make you seem confident and self-assured, it tells them that they are right! That's a friendly thing to do.

This even works if you don't believe the compliment. Saying, "Oh, no, I'm ugly," when someone compliments your appearance not only tells them that they're wrong, it makes you think of yourself as ugly. A better answer would be, "Thank you, I really appreciate that and I don't always believe it, so hearing that from you helps."

Final score:

238points

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Softsquatch 3 years ago

a compliment is a gift. immediately rejecting it is pretty rude and probably makes the other person feel uncomfortable.

72points

Scagsy 3 years ago (edited)

I agree to a point but I reckon it's a fine line between rudeness and modesty. If someone says you are good looking, you wouldn't say 'Yes, I know', or 'No, I'm not'. They're both rude and I think OP was suggesting that there are plenty of ways to reply within the framework that are polite and natural. There can be a lot of discomfort around receiving compliments and it's sometimes rather embarrassing. I am grateful for these suggestions and might actually manage to receive a compliment without wanting the earth to open up and swallow me!

9points

Something 3 years ago

It can be quite the white elephant though.

6points

sTeALtHy 3 years ago

Exactly, if you say "No, I'm not" or shoot down the compliment it sounds like your trying to fish for compliments and it makes other people very uncomfortable.

0points

Raven DeathShade 3 years ago

I need to send this to, like, three of my friends. EVERY FREAKING COMPLIMENT TURNS INTO A "NO, U" BATTLE!!!!!!

0points

Daria B 3 years ago (edited)

I agree with this one, but I can't help thinking about a topic that was pretty trendy on various social media sites a few years back about guys getting offended at that "thank you" from random pretty women they compliment. I never understood it back then and I still don't. Guess it's meant you're supposed to pretend you're humble or something? Boh... expressing gratitude is the most natural response, really.

8points

Nevits Yibble 3 years ago

How to respond when your SO is fishing for compliments is also helpful to know. “Does this dress make me look fat?”…. the correct answer is no. Your fat is making you look fat - it isn’t the dress. In other words, always be truthful. (I’m typing this outdoors from inside a dog house, so please forgive any spelling errors.)

6points

Catlady6000 3 years ago

So, just curious, how long/often are you in the doghouse, and do you have a dog? ;)

2points

Jennifer Norton 3 years ago

I cannot stress enough how much this will change your life! I used to down play every compliment I got and I had a terrible view of myself. My hubby forced me to stop and say Thank you rather than anything negative and it has changed the way I view myself. It doesn't matter if you believe it, if someone goes out of their way to compliment you, showing gratitude is the only way!

6points

Julie C Rose 3 years ago

It also puts your insecurities on the other person’s shoulders.

6points

Rider 3 years ago

I do the same when someone says they'll pray for me. I'm non religious, but they are wishing me well and I can appreciate that.

4points

N000dle 3 years ago

If you're uncomfortable accepting a compliment, see it as a gift you can accept and pass on to someone else

3points

Zara PIROTTA 3 years ago

this is really good advice :)

2points

Allison Ahumada 3 years ago

We're all assuming that this compliment was condoned right? I hate to be "that" person but I have strong feelings about "the correct way to..." statements. I can think of many many times where "thankyou" would NOT have been okay.

1point

Suzanne Haigh 3 years ago

No, I used to think people were being sarcastic, I realise now often they would not have been

1point

Tracy Costa 3 years ago

Don't make other people work so hard to be kind to you.

1point

S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

No no no no.. the correct way to respond to a compliment is the following: NO I'M UGLY!!!

1point

Zebwe 3 years ago (edited)

I've learned to accept compliments in order to avoid being annoying, but (not so) deep down I still don't believe them.

1point

Friday 3 years ago

Great advice

1point

Tracy Wallick 3 years ago

I still have a hard time saying thank you if I'm having a bad mental health day, but responding with "that's so sweet of you" is just neutral enough that I don't feel uncomfortable and the other person doesn't feel like I'm rejecting the compliment.

0points

backatya 3 years ago (edited)

I'd say shut up. Just take the compliment and quit being a chatting Cathy

0points

iblowsheep 3 years ago

Nah it sucks.. you must have horrible standards.

0points

Rainy Day Wolf 3 years ago

answer "Thank you, I know" and have people (specially men) insult you right away

0points

lenka 3 years ago

Yes. Its really hard to learn to accept compliments but people genuinely love it when you do.

0points

Eslamala 3 years ago

What kind of person replies something like "I'm ugly?" 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

-2points

Dodo 3 years ago

An ugly person

0points

So according to Rohan, whether the simulation hypothesis is true or not all boils down to the evidence. “We must remember that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence—and what can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.”

“At the same time, however, we would do well to keep in mind that the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. That said, if this universe were, indeed, created by a programmer, we’d still be left with the question, 'who programmed the Programmer?’" Rohan concluded.

#12

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones I cannot overstate how much dressing well and being well groomed will impact your life. It'll drop the difficulty by two or three levels. No joke. People will treat you VASTLY differently. The opposite is also true.

Studlum , Free-Photos Report

Final score:

232points

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Adam C 3 years ago

saw a video of a guy asking to ride the bus for free, in suit he get to ride for free, in dirty clothes he was asked to leave.

67points

#13

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones When I was in my old 500+ person building, I kept a stack of papers on my desk. When I was bored, or got tired of sitting down, I'd get up, grab my stack of papers and walk around. I called them my "walking papers" and did this for months. Got a lot of head nods and not one question the entire time. People always assumed I was on an important mission, but nope. Not in the least.

PS: worked on the executive floor / wing, too.

37214 , Seiichi Kusunoki Report

Final score:

232points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

"Never walk around empty-handed" First lesson on the first day I started my working career. And that was somewhere in the previous century.

78points

#14

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones If you admit you're wrong and make changes to whatever it is that you're wrong about, people will respect and appreciate you more.

Unfortunately this requires the swallow_ego.pill patch installed. Without this you will be incapable of being a civil person.

methedunker , Ben Chun Report

Final score:

228points

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Aeon Flux 3 years ago

This is a good one.

34points

Bored Panda also spoke to Tim Ventura, a futurist, digital marketing executive, and writer with a passion for the future. Tim explained that in a "perfect" simulation, “there is no way to prove that we live in a simulation. In fact, it has been argued that a 'perfect' simulation can't be viewed as a simulation at all—you might view it more as a parallel universe or another dimension.” This idea goes back to “Plato's Allegory of the Cave, and the easy way of thinking of it is this: if we live in a perfect simulation, then even if it's simulated and there is a 'top level' reality out there, we're still real,” Tim explained.

Meanwhile, “If the simulation has flaws or takes 'shortcuts,' then it may be possible to prove we live in a simulation. There are possible examples of this—for instance, it has been noted that the 'double slit experiment' (along with much of quantum uncertainty) in physics offers similar results to a gaming system that doesn't render map images that won't be seen by the player.”

#15

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones As a doctor, I learned that earning grades, and learning are two different things.

meninistMD , Lisa Brewster Report

Final score:

219points

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Catlady6000 3 years ago

The worst Dr I ever went to graduated at the top of his class. Zero communication skills, Zero ability to listen

7points

#16

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Once you unlock ‘not giving a [damn] about other people’s thoughts’ you basically double your mana indefinitely.

Pfeiferrm , Pixabay Report

Final score:

218points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Fun fact: Other people do not even think about you and even if they did, in 99% of all cases you'll never see them again in your life.

74points

#17

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones You become the people you surround yourself with.

bk_cheech , Helena Lopes Report

Final score:

196points

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Mihai Mara 3 years ago

That's why he became a dog? Weird.

123points

Tim argues that ultimately, the view that we may live in a simulation is simply another way of expressing that the universe we live in has "structure." “It's best not to take it too seriously, because even if it's true, we're not bits & bytes on a desktop computer,” he warned and added: “The kind of equipment required to simulate an entire world would be very advanced, and different enough to us that it would likely appear to be magical in nature.”

“Speaking of which, that could be one advantage of living in a simulation: if the rules are programmed, then the programmers could change them. Perhaps Heaven does exist because somebody coded it for us,” Tim laughed.

#18

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones If you have no complaints about your food service/staff at a restaurant, ask to see the manager and pay a compliment and a "thank you" about the server/host/staff. Usually people want to see a manager to complain, and a compliment is nearly always welcome.

I've gotten countless free drinks/appetizers/chips/% off my bill - all for just making a polite comment to management.

heelstoo , greychr Report

Final score:

190points

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GalacticUnicorn 3 years ago (edited)

So many of these are "be nice and you'll get free stuff". What about just being nice to people because it's a lovely thing to do? Why do people have to be paid to be kind?

152points

#19

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Faking confidence usually leads to actually being more confident. I love the phrase fake it till you make it. Its incredible how much success is a byproduct of just acting confident about whatever you are doing.

captainpotatoe , Amtec Photos Report

Final score:

190points

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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

I read an article by a woman who did an experiment and found out how much easier it is when you don't explain yourself all the time and instead just sound very sure of yourself. Instead of "we shouldn't do that because" she would say "we're not going to do that", and was surprised to find out that people just went along with it, no questions asked. Explaining would make them more inclined to argue.

69points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#20

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Not a cheat code, but an Easter egg:

If you ask someone if they know ALL the words to “I’m a little teapot” around 80% of the people you ask will start singing it.

Half of those will do the gestures.

InsertPlayerTwo , Jean-François Gornet Report

Final score:

181points

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KJ 3 years ago

Wait!! You're allowed to sing the song without doing the moves? Mind blown!!

86points

#21

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones If you tuck a chicken’s head under its wing and wave the chicken in a circle, it will automatically fall asleep. It’s not a very good cheat code, but it’s still a cheat code to get you sleeping chickens.

HoboTheDinosaur , Sam Report

Final score:

180points

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Salam Payne 3 years ago

How to steal a chicken 101

84points

#22

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones When married don't stop treating your significant other like you did when you were trying to win them over, it is a great way to show them you're still as infatuated with them as you were when you first met.

Knockemdeadkidd , pexels Report

Final score:

177points

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

For me the initial infatuation mellowed to something deeper and far more precious. Plus we can fart in front of each other now.

119points

#23

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones If any website offers a percentage coupon code like "10percentoff" try higher values like "20percentoff", they often have them.

TheGarp , Carol Pyles Report

Final score:

171points

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Adam C 3 years ago

"110percentoff" hehe

69points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#24

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones If you are punctual, smartly dressed, and quite friendly, you can actually get pretty far in most jobs without being that good at anything or trying very hard.

cold_italian_pizza Report

Final score:

168points

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Bill 3 years ago

I don't trust a clean construction worker and neither should you

91points

#25

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones When my daughter was little and still believed band-aids cured things, one time she had a belly ache so I put one on her belly and it made her feel better. Power of placebos!

tres_chill , Marco Verch Report

Final score:

166points

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Marie 3 years ago

The placebo effect is crazy... it can still work if you know it's a placebo.

48points

#26

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Underpromise and Overperform. Say you'll achieve less than you think you will and then do more and everyone will be impressed (works well at a job)

Nrich5 , vmiramontes Report

Final score:

161points

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Vorknkx 3 years ago (edited)

Here's what I do - they ask me to do something in 6 days. I know I can do it in 3 days... but I don't tell them that. So I do the job in 3 days (making sure no one knows it's finished), and then goof off for the remaining 3 days :)

40points

Ignoble_profession , Jacob Bøtter Report

#27

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Say “Thank you” instead of “I’m sorry” in most situations.

“Thank you for your patience,” is much better than, “I’m sorry I’m late.”

Final score:

154points

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Julie C Rose 3 years ago

Actually, if your lateness is your fault, you should apologise. People tend to approach this advice with no nuance, when in fact there are times when apologising is still better.

117points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#28

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Act like you belong. In any situation. It will change your life. Also I've found that you become what you pretend to be. So be good.

triple4567 , Proxyclick Report

Final score:

148points

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Eslamala 3 years ago

Be cool and own it. Always.

29points

#29

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones I had a professor in college who, while lecturing, suddenly let out a huge fart. Without pausing, he turned his head as if talking to someone behind him, said "Gesundheit," and continued lecturing as if nothing had happened.

It immediately diffused defused any potential awkwardness and embarrassment, and I vowed to use the same strategy if the same thing ever happened to me in front of a large crowd of people.

KnowsAboutMath , Ryan Smithright Report

Final score:

138points

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Alex the awful German 3 years ago

I think this needs explaination: "Gesundheit" is German and originally means "health", but you also use it to say "bless you" e.g. when someone sneezed.

44points

#30

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones You can borrow almost all of your textbooks from the library as a college student because of modern book rental agreements most colleges have.

WorldCAT allows you to be linked to almost any library in America, and all you have to do is find your book in the system and fill out a request form at a library and it should be there in a week. I’ve saved probably $2000 doing this in my first two years of college.

exoticpike , Kevin Wong Report

Final score:

134points

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Kate Priestley 3 years ago

Libraries are under rated.

62points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#31

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Doing your own research especially on the important stuff. You would be amazed about the bad information people use to make life choices.

retrogradeprogress Report

Final score:

132points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Nah, I'd rather live my life based on the sound advice of some fool on Youtube who hasn't left his cellar for 4 years and is living on his dad's money.

60points

#32

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Set the do not disturb feature on your phone to turn on from 10pm-7am.

You will sleep so much better without constant notifications from emails, games, or your mother in law who wants to send a group message at midnight because she is in a different timezone.

If you have people you want to be able to reach you (family/girlfriend/boyfriend), you can make a special list that will let only their calls/messages come through.

reddit , Kamil Kaczor Report

Final score:

129points

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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

I turn my phone off at night. Whatever it is, it can wait until morning.

41points

#33

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones Walk with a purpose. For some reason, people think you're busy and you don't get hassled.

Just_Curious_Duder , giasco Report

Final score:

111points

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Eslamala 3 years ago

Living in a small city and being part of a known family, I mastered this at a very young age. It was so annoying to go out with my mom or my grandpa and having to stop on almost every fücking block cause they ran into someone they knew... One of the many reasons I always wear sunglasses and headphones.

23points

#34

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones I have a heated throw blanket in my living room- in the winter, I wrap my coat up in it , crank up the heat and in a few minutes, my coat is toasty warm so I can brave the coldest day.

Lectric_Eye , Kristin Vogt Report

Final score:

104points

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Lunar Bicycle 3 years ago

Here’s the opposite: clothes just of the dryer on a hot summer day, but you have to dress and leave immediately? Five minutes in the freezer will cool them nicely. People who wear uniforms to work can really benefit from this.

32points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#35

People Are Sharing "Cheat Codes" For The Game Of Life, And Here Are 35 Of The Best Ones As an adult you can tell almost any kid who is running to stop running and they will.

blankbeard , Tim Pierce Report

Final score:

102points

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bonnyatlast 3 years ago

Also if you have a child who is dragging their feet and looking at the ground as they walk just quietly tell them 'Bet I can beat you there' and they will perk up and get there quickly. Make a game out of things. That is what motivates them every time.

60points

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What do you think ?

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Evangelos Margie 3 years ago

Here's my lifehack: Don't be an asshole.

33points

bonnyatlast 3 years ago

In negotiations about anything that you or your group needs never explain only your point of view. Explain first and always how it will benefit the other party. People don't care about your problems. They respond to things that will benefit them. Sad but true.

14points

Kimberly moving songs 3 years ago

Also, make them agree with something, even if it's completly unrelated. "It's a beautiful sunna day outside" and they agree, you start of better

1point

Arthur Waite 3 years ago

I wish I'd come upon this article -seriously- Sixty Years Ago! Some points hit me like lightning bolts; so many things wrong in my life that could have gone better! Too late now, I'm 73, but wow, I wish!

6points

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

It's never a bad time to be a good person. And it's never a good time to be a bad person. Better late then never.

6points

Chich 3 years ago

Could just be my bad memory but next time you are out buy a selection of birthday/anniversary/"whatever" cards and put them somewhere safe so they are there when you need them. Sometimes we forget these things. Also, (unrelated) learn to just say "no" with no explanation. Took me far too long to learn this.

5points

sTeALtHy 3 years ago

I don't like how people say "Oh, it's so easy to be nice," because it's really not. Just an opinion, but I find it difficult to sometimes bite my tongue from making a snarky comment or cooperate with people who I don't agree with.

4points

SloeLoris 3 years ago

Exactly. And it's only ever easy to be nice to nice people who are being nice to you. Being nice to someone who's a determined bumhole to you is a skill, and sometimes a superpower.

2points

John L 3 years ago

A quite a few of these you already do, if you are a decent human being....

4points

Patti Vance 3 years ago

no. just saying 'no'. it is a powerful word on so many levels but such a boon to you as you learn to say no to things you don't want to do and learn not to allow others make you feel guilty for doing so. so many people - including myself - say yes to things they don't want to do just because it is expected of them or they don't want the other person(s) to think badly of them. self care is important and saying no is part of that. now, if it is something that is very important and/or necessary then you have to decide /weigh that value. but, i am talking about issues that aren't going to cause harm or problems that are irreparable. the other thing is saying 'i'm sorry' if you are wrong. it doesn't make you look weak but strong in your integrity and character. will you lose friends, make family angry? possibly. but that also is a boon to you as you will know who values you as much as you value yourself. doesn't make you a selfish a-hole.

4points

Amanda Reicha 3 years ago

My favorite quote when it comes to making important decisions: "If you try, you might fail, But if you don't try, you'll never succeed." -Thomas A. Knight

3points

Kim Kermes 3 years ago

The First Sergeant at advanced training ended his orientation talk yesterday telling us: "Be where you're supposed to be when you're supposed to be doing what you're supposed to be doing, and don't attract my attention, and you'll do well.

3points

Gandalf the Pink 3 years ago (edited)

If you wanna improve your friendships, become a giftbringer. Give your friends small thoughtful things. Like if you and a friend plan to meet at a cafe, show up early and buy them a coffee before they get there. You can pick wildflowers and show up with a bouquet, that one is free. You can bake them something. You can ask to do their dishes when you're at their place. Just small gifts like that will go a long way and swing right back at you. Very cool friendships await.

3points

SloeLoris 3 years ago

My lifehack: pick one thing and master it. Doesn't matter if it's rocket science or brain surgery or the D&D Monster Manual or growing rhubarb or knowing all the words to 'I Will Survive' in a dozen different languages. As long as it makes you genuinely feel like an expert on your topic. Not only will a sense of mastery give you *immensely* increased self-confidence, you'll be learning to learn and training your brain to be open to new knowledge.

2points

Hugo A-niro 3 years ago

My back : throw your ego out

1point

Adrían Towers 3 years ago

Don’t be a snob.

0points

Tracy Wallick 3 years ago

If you hand something to someone while they're talking, they'll take it without thinking.

0points

Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago

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Evangelos Margie 3 years ago

Here's my lifehack: Don't be an asshole.

33points

bonnyatlast 3 years ago

14points

Kimberly moving songs 3 years ago

Also, make them agree with something, even if it's completly unrelated. "It's a beautiful sunna day outside" and they agree, you start of better

1point

Arthur Waite 3 years ago

6points

IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

It's never a bad time to be a good person. And it's never a good time to be a bad person. Better late then never.

6points

Chich 3 years ago

5points

sTeALtHy 3 years ago

4points

SloeLoris 3 years ago

Exactly. And it's only ever easy to be nice to nice people who are being nice to you. Being nice to someone who's a determined bumhole to you is a skill, and sometimes a superpower.

2points