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[3069]

UNEXPECTED MIRACLES..

[Redbeck]

Dear 3069 welcome to the Oracle Forum community and thanks for your questions.

Let me address one of the later points first, I am pretty much convinced that there is the odd computer games architect and artist floating around in our community, we tend to focus on fine art for our images, but of course many images these days are computer enhanced anyway. Even Yorkshire born artist of great note, David Hockney is now considered as the World's Foremost iPad Painter.

Where do you start, in my own view, begin with a topic that you don't know very much about, because learning should be a pleasure at an appropriate pace, it is a much more gentle and endearing process without the sword of examinations hanging above you. Following that path helps foster positive thought which enables you to go out and perform acts for the greater good of humankind and hopefully helps us change the way the world malfunctions at the moment. Redbeck

[BeN1]

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[Koguntetsu]

The button is for reporting a grievance with the contents of a particular post made by someone. Also I must agree with BeN1, Redbeck. One must begin with a subject that piques ones interest, else all knowledge gained will feel like a chore to obtain. Never over exert yourself too much in your studies, for this too shall create lethargy in things once found joyful to partake in. With studying you will often find a million other things within a particular topic that you feel that you wish to embark on but don't let this distract you for long, write down search terms for these new topics to find information about later, because chances are, these new topics will eventually lead to a million more things you wish to research. Most importantly, have fun with it, make it a game if you need to but have fun with it. The death of research comes from lack of enthusiasm quite often.

[Redbeck]

I did pushed the "!" button, but did not submit, just wanted 2 know, what this button is for really, ^^.

By the way nice post, Redbeck,

greetings/Grüsse...!

Schöne Grüße BeN1 Ich hoffe, es geht gut and thank you for the compliment, Kogungtetsu is certainly correct regarding button functionality and a synergetic view that learning is to be enjoyed as a pleasure not as a persistently tiresome chore.