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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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since Darwin, the traditional way of thinking about talent has gone something like this. Jeans nature, an environment nurture combined to make us who we are. In this view, genes are the cosmic cards we're dealt, and the environment is the game in which they are played every once in a while. Fate produces a combination of genes and environment, resulting in high levels of talent and or genius. The earth turns, stars, flair and die. Galaxies been gracefully through space. Man is born, lives grows old and dies. The patterns of existence are mysterious and immeasurable who can even begin to comprehend them? Our mundane daily lives are, in a way, no less complex, who can always fathom, for example, the needs of a three year old child, let alone the inexplicable demands of one's in laws or ones? Boss. Sometimes he even wallop the ball clear over the fence and even rare sight in those days. Joe Jackson became known all through the Mill League for his home runs, which the locals called Saturday specials. He was only 14 or 15 years old when people started comparing them, Champ posting a mil league legend from nearby Piedmont who by 1904 had graduated to a career in the major leagues. O'Steen was the greatest ballplayer ever to come out of the Mills, but they're already were those who insisted that young Joe Jackson was a better player.