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Transcript: I think toilet at MSU is clean. I think staff at front desk is not friendly with MSU students. I think there are many girl wearing baju kurung today. I feel most of the MSU's students using car to come a class. I think there are a minority of students using motorcycle. I think some MSU's students feel comfortable using cab when jammed on the road. My friends and i feel MSU is a best place for study. i really love to do a discussion group at MSu's library. i feel very cold at MSU's library. i love eat at U-Cafe because of their nice food. There are 20 levels in Management Tower. Every levels have a toilet. Toilet in MSU have female and male toilet. There are 9 classes in every levels which is from level 5 to 8. Every places has a tiles. Every level has a fire extinguisher. in MsU, there are 2 major groups which is lecturers and students. MsU also provide a swimming pool. MsU have 3 cafes. FACT ( CANNOT CHANGE ) FACT ( CAN CHANGE ) FACT OR OPINION ??? SITI FATIMAH BINTI MOHAMED 012012110785 SYED IBRAHIM HAIKAL 012012051862 I think MSU's bakery shop have a high sales because of variety of their bread. For me, Cinnamon Cafe have a cheap price rather than U-cafe. I think MSU will bankrupt one day in future. I think guard MSU are friendly. I feel parking lot for MSU;s students is not for safe for them. from my point of view, MSU have to limit or reduce the number of event. I think many of students feel lazy to come class today. I think that there are a miscommunication between MUS upper management with lower management. I feel very enjoyful studying at MSU. I think MSU staff especially front dest staff to improve their communication level. OPINION Admission Office at 3rd floor. Account Office at 3rd floor. C&C Office at 3rd floor. Every level has a guards. Timetable students are not fixed. MSU have total 100 classes available at one time. All examination result will appear at KLAS LEARNING system. MSU's classes will be available starting from 8am. Parking lot students at under the bridge. There are bangladesh guard working at MSU. All lecturer's car have to park inside in MSU. There are an expatriate lecturers working at MSU. There are both gender lecturer working at MSU. There are many races lecturer working at MSU. All mentoring activities for FBMP will be held on every Tuesday. Every students have their own mentor. Every students have to sit their final examination. Attendance below than 85% will be barred by MSU. There was an seminar for culinary art student on 9 October 2013. MSU stated in Shah Alam. MSU located near with highway. MsU have 3 towers. Library MSU have 3 levels. In year 2013, MSU's President is Datuk Wira Mohd Syukri.

Fact or FaCT

Transcript: Circe might be real because she lures people into her palace and no one ever comes out so we can't say she isn't real Circe is a goddess who takes people into her palace and drugs them with wine and the turns them into animals with her wand. Another reason for fake We don't know if Circe is real or fake because there is evidence that she is fake and evidence that proves she might be real . But it looks like she is a fake because you can't turn people into animals its flat out impossible. Another reason for fact Another reason that Circe might be real is that no one knows where her island is so people cant prove that she's fake But there is evidence that Circe is real because no one can prove she is not. So don't take candy from a lady on a magical island. She is a goddess who Odysseus encounters on his way back to Ithica Another reason that Circe is a fake is that this whole book is baced of of a bunch of myths that Odysseus encontures along his journey back to Ithaca. And Circe may be one of all of those myths. Circe Fact or Fake! Reasons for Fake photo credit Nasa / Goddard Space Flight Center / Reto Stöckli As you can see there is a lion in the backround so Circe can change any human into any animal. Circe This was a video of Odysseus watching his men turn into pigs because they drank Circe's wine. Reasons for a fact Circe might be fake because she turned people into pigs and transformation is not possible. Is Circe fact or fake? This is a picture of Circe looking at the people she turned into pigs

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Transcript: Fact or Bluff? Unraveling Truths and Deceptions Understanding Facts The Nature of Bluffing Instances of Bluffing in History How Facts Are Established Definition of Facts Importance of Facts in Daily Life Definition of Bluffing Psychological Aspects of Bluffing History is filled with notable instances of bluffing, such as military strategies where forces intentionally misrepresented strength to confuse opponents. Examples include the Trojan Horse and various diplomatic negotiations. Facts are established through systematic observation, experimentation, and peer review. The scientific method is often employed to ensure that findings are objective and replicable, allowing for consensus among experts. Facts play a crucial role in informed decision-making, influencing opinions and behaviors. In a world filled with misinformation, recognizing verified facts ensures more effective communication and action. Facts are statements that can be verified as true or false through evidence. They stand independent of personal beliefs or interpretations, serving as objective data in various fields such as science, history, and law. Bluffing is the act of deceiving others by presenting false information or overstated confidence, often to gain an advantage. It occurs in various contexts, from games to negotiations, and relies heavily on psychology and social dynamics. Bluffing involves cognitive processes such as risk assessment and emotional control. It often requires an understanding of the opponent's psychology, including their perceptions and biases, to be effective. Common Myths vs Facts Consequences of Bluffing Examples of Established Facts Recognizing Bluffing Myths often arise from misconceptions or cultural narratives, such as the belief that humans only use 10% of their brains. Accurate information clarifies these misconceptions, revealing the truth behind prevalent falsehoods. Bluffing can lead to significant consequences, including damaged relationships, loss of credibility, and in some cases, legal ramifications. Understanding these outcomes is crucial for ethical decision-making in personal and professional settings. Established facts include natural phenomena, such as the Earth revolving around the Sun, or historical events documented through credible sources, like the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Identifying bluffing can be challenging; key indicators include inconsistencies in statements, evasive body language, and exaggerated claims. Observing these cues can enhance one's ability to discern truth from deception. Distinguishing Fact from Bluff Tools for Verification Critical Thinking Skills Case Studies of Misinformation Verification tools include FactCheck.org and Snopes, which help users confirm the authenticity of information. These resources provide evidence-based analysis of claims, promoting accountability and accuracy in reporting. Critical thinking involves analyzing and assessing information rigorously, questioning assumptions, and reasoning logically. These skills enable individuals to evaluate claims and identify biases, leading to more informed decision-making. High-profile misinformation cases like the 2016 election-related fake news illustrate the real-world impact of false information. Analyzing such cases helps identify patterns and tactics used to deceive the public. Strategies to Challenge Bluffs Role of Media Literacy Challenging bluffs involves asking probing questions, seeking evidence, and promoting open dialogue. Utilizing logical reasoning can help reveal inconsistencies in deceptive claims, empowering individuals to confront misinformation. Media literacy equips individuals with the skills to critically assess media messages and source credibility. Its importance has grown in the digital age as consumers face an overwhelming amount of information daily.

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Transcript: FaceTwiGram Yow man, what I know with #RelevantIdeas are ideas connected to the topic and of course #IrrelevantIdeas are ideas that are not connected to our topic. #RelevantIdeas #IrrelevantIdeas #Purpose You know, students, #IrrelevantIdeas also called as "Odd Man Out" why? Because these ideas talks about a different thing than in what we are talking about in our main topic. That is why it becomes Odd, and what do we have to do with the Odds, we have to remove them because it may cause confusion to our reader or listener. #IrrelevantIdeas #BabalaAsawaNi? FaceTwiGram FaceTwiGram Hi! I guess #RelevantIdeas are the ideas that makes the main ideas more detailed and gives us more explanation about our main idea. #RelevantIdeas FaceTwiGram What I know, folks, #RelevantIdeas are the ideas that are necessary to what are we talking about It is necessary because it supports our topic. You know, to make the statements realistic and no bluffing. #RelevantIdea Song Joong Ki Lola Tinidora #RelevantIdeas is what we are talking about in a paragraph or our main idea. #RelevantIdeas Daniel Padilla Justin Bieber Presents: #RelevantIdea or #IrrelevantIdea We asked Celebrities, both local and international, on how can they define relevant and irrelevant ideas and this is how they responds. FaceTwiGram FaceTwiGram Status: Fact or Bluff Liza Soberano FaceTwiGram #IrrelevantIdeas are the Ideas the is next to the most important idea in the paragraph and supports our main topic. #IrrelevantIdeas Taylor Swift Ano ba kayo? #IrrelevantIdeas are the ideas that is not important and not related to our topic or main idea. This one is not needed to support our main topic. #IrrelevantIdeas Lola Nidora FaceTwiGram

FACT OR BLUFF

Transcript: FACT OR BLUFF 1 1. The three stars in the Philippine Flag represents Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. FACT BLUFF OR ANSWER Bluff. Contrary to popular belief, Visayas is not represented in the three stars of the flag. The three stars in the flag embody Luzon, Panay, and Mindanao. 2 World War II, also known as the Second World War, was a global war that lasted 2. May 28 is the National Flag Day of the Philippines. FACT BLUFF OR Fact. As a show of respect toward the national coat of arms, Presidential Proclamation No. 374 was issued on March 6, 1965 declaring that May 28 is National Flag Day, an event that honors the Philippine flag's first unfurling in 1898. Executive Order No. 79 was issued on May 23, 1994, extending the period of National Flag Day's observance from May 28 to June 12. Filipinos are encouraged to "display the Philippine flag in offices, agencies and instruments of government, business establishments, schools, and private homes throughout this period." ANSWER 3 3. The three women who sewed the national flag in Kawit, Cavite were Marcela Agoncillo, the wife of the first Filipino diplomat Felipe Agoncillo, their daughter Lorenza, and a niece of Dr. Jose Rizal, Delfina Herbosa de Natividad. FACT FACT BLUFF OR Bluff. Not in Kawit Cavite but in Hong Kong ANSWER 4 4. The eight rays of the sun featured in the flag represent the first eight provinces that fought against the Spaniards namely, Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Bataan, Tarlac, Batangas, Laguna, and Nueva Ecija. BLUFF FACT OR Bluff: instead of Bataan, it is Pampanga ANSWER 5 5. The blue field symbolizes peace, justice, and truth. The red field symbolizes patriotism and valor. During the state of war, the flag can also be hoisted upside down. The white triangle symbolizes courage, heroism, and bravery. FACT BLUFF OR Fact. ANSWER

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