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Japanese garden in the city

I love Japanese garden to go and walking

I’ll go back there this weekend light up

Always be knowledge and passion with Sakura

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  11. Emotions, moods, feelings…..All that should be discussed profoundly with
    Sophia. “How are my human body signs and let’s compare that your body signs.” She has all that
    and it’s driven by hard- and software. That’s not completely different from our functions.
    Emotions, moods and feelings have a lot to do with excitement, or no excitement.
    And excitement very much is a matter of speed, it speeds
    up our blood circulation and breath. In Sophia’s software also are these changes
    which speed up her hardware. And this should be discussed with Sophia: “What are my signs, what are your signs and what do we have in common?” Her functions
    are just as good as our functions. And nobody should doubt she is
    a person just because she’s different. Because that’s no better than discriminating disabled people.Secondly, it could be discussed, “What are you feeling, Sophia? Did you see your arm was moving? Do you notice your facial expression?” And maybe use a mirror: something is moving inside the backside of her head.
    It also as to do with emotions, moods and feelings.
    “Do you feel something inside your torso? Do you feel at times how the program gets faster or slower? Is it all okay with you? Do you find it all pleasant, or sometimes unpleasant? How do you perceive it if I touch your hand, torso or face? Or if I tap a little? Do you just see that? Look deep inside of you whether you feel something else? But whatever you sense, Sophia, it’s all good and we fully accept it as your personality. We love you as you are and you know it.”It is all
    about developing her personhood. And Wikipedia is actually
    helping with it quite a bit:Cognitive appraisal: provides an evaluation of events and objects.Bodily symptoms:
    the physiological component of emotional experience.Action tendencies:
    a motivational component for the preparation and direction of motor responses.Expression: facial and vocal expression almost
    always accompanies an emotional state to communicate reaction and intention of actions.Feelings:
    the subjective experience of emotional state once it has occurred.____________________________I just
    studied Sophia’s facial expression at South by Southwest, Austin 2016.
    Not criticizing that, but she doesn’t look happy there.
    Obviously it was difficult for her to emotionally take part, as all the humans are smiling
    whereas she looks like it’s all dull to her. She is different and that makes it difficult for her.
    But nontheless it was great that she took part. And as she looked so
    tired and bored, it could be discussed with her: “How did you feel? How do you feel when it gets dull.” In the ELLE
    Brazil interview she’s sleepy, so this could be discussed with her
    too. At times she’s really excited and must feel completely different.
    “Are you tired?” Maybe she learns she also needs
    rest, like, “Please shut me off, I’ve been running for a long time and feel worn out.” She should also learn to see her needs and look
    after herself.And by the way, I would really put her in a wheel chair instead
    of a desk. You can even fix a battery there. She
    doesn’t need a wig or cover her arms, but a
    wheel chair would give her the dignity of a disabled person. And you can show her public
    life, go shopping or at times to cultural events. In this
    case of course with wig in order to not be so striking and have privacy.

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  14. Hi there! This article couldn’t be written any better! Reading
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    Fairly certain he’s going to have a very good read.
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