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PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Bigiron - 22-06-2024
PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader definition of success
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/pm-lawrence-wong-success-definition-4428761
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Bigiron - 22-06-2024
" 忽悠画大饼" (hū yōu huà dà bǐng) is a Chinese idiom that means "to paint a big cake in the air" or "to make empty promises".
The idiom is used to describe someone who is:
- Making exaggerated or unrealistic promises
- Talking about something that is not practical or possible
- Trying to deceive or cheat others with false hopes
- Not being truthful or sincere in their words or actions
The idiom is often used in situations where someone is making grandiose claims or promises that are unlikely to materialize, and serves as a reminder to be cautious of empty promises and to prioritize action over rhetoric.
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Ernesto - 22-06-2024
Why cant they themselves embrace a broader mindset instead of narrow mindset?😅
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Gemstar - 22-06-2024
(22-06-2024, 03:48 PM)Ernesto Wrote: Why cant they themselves embrace a broader mindset instead of narrow mindset?😅Having such a narrow mindset to suppress critics is not viable to bring a country forward. Such a mindset is very unhealthy for a country and tends to hv setback of moving forward.
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - SoundofSilence - 22-06-2024
sum butties once sayed we is victims of our own success
we is the victims they is the success
now they want peasants to gotong royong
meanswhile they help n help themselves
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Ola - 22-06-2024
Tell us to Embrace 有屁用
MOM should make sure FTs and PRs lower 30% lower salary than us
To Walk the TALK, lah
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Oyk - 22-06-2024
(22-06-2024, 03:47 PM)Bigiron Wrote: " 忽悠画大饼" (hū yōu huà dà bǐng) is a Chinese idiom that means "to paint a big cake in the air" or "to make empty promises".
The idiom is used to describe someone who is:
- Making exaggerated or unrealistic promises
- Talking about something that is not practical or possible
- Trying to deceive or cheat others with false hopes
- Not being truthful or sincere in their words or actions
The idiom is often used in situations where someone is making grandiose claims or promises that are unlikely to materialize, and serves as a reminder to be cautious of empty promises and to prioritize action over rhetoric.
That's Mahatail not SM Lee or PM Wong.
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Bigiron - 22-06-2024
忽悠画大饼
Meta AI: Here are some subtle signs that may indicate someone isn't entirely honest or trustworthy:
1. Avoidance of direct answers
2. Vagueness or evasiveness
3. Body language mismatch (e.g., saying "yes" while shaking their head "no")
4. Overly defensive or secretive behavior
5. Inconsistencies in their story or excuses
6. Lack of eye contact or fidgeting
7. Passive-aggressive behavior
8. Gaslighting or manipulating others
9. Disregard for boundaries or disrespect for others' needs
10. Overly charming or flattering behavior (may be insincere)
11. Difficulty apologizing or taking responsibility
12. Frequently canceling plans or failing to follow through on commitments
13. Exaggerating or embellishing achievements
14. Discomfort with transparency or accountability
15. Surrounding themselves with yes-men or sycophants
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Bigiron - 22-06-2024
When someone tilts their head to one side while making a speech, it can convey various messages depending on the context and accompanying nonverbal cues. Here are some possible interpretations:
1. *Emphasis or exaggeration*: The head tilt may be used to add emphasis or exaggerate a point, similar to using gestures or facial expressions.
2. *Skepticism or doubt*: A head tilt can indicate that the speaker is skeptical or doubtful about something, or that they're questioning their own statements.
3. *Thoughtfulness or reflection*: The head tilt may suggest that the speaker is thinking deeply or reflecting on their words, showing a more contemplative or introspective side.
4. *Nervousness or uncertainty*: In some cases, a head tilt can be a sign of nervousness or uncertainty, especially if accompanied by other nonverbal cues like fidgeting or avoiding eye contact.
5. *Rhetorical flourish*: The head tilt might simply be a rhetorical flourish, a habitual gesture that adds variety to their speech without carrying specific meaning.
Remember, context is key! Consider the speaker's tone, body language, and overall demeanor to better understand the intended message.
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Bigiron - 22-06-2024
Rhetorical flourish
Meta AI: A rhetorical flourish is a gesture, expression, or movement that adds emphasis, flair, or style to a speaker's delivery, but doesn't necessarily convey specific meaning. It's a way to add variety, enthusiasm, and engagement to their speech.
Examples of rhetorical flourishes include:
- A sweep of the arm
- A nod or head tilt
- A raised eyebrow
- A smile or grin
- A pause for dramatic effect
- A change in tone or pitch
- A gesture with their hands or body
Rhetorical flourishes can:
- Add emphasis to a point
- Create a sense of drama or excitement
- Engage the audience and maintain their attention
- Convey confidence and enthusiasm
- Add a touch of personality to the speech
Remember, rhetorical flourishes are meant to enhance the speech, not distract from it. They should be used judiciously and authentically to support the message and engage the audience.
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - Blasterlord2 - 22-06-2024
I'm always very wary of exhortations by politicians. Aren't there enough examples in history to show that they aren't trustworthy?
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - RiseofAsia - 22-06-2024
This world is very messy now. The rise of Right wing in the West may let oppy have the greater chance of wining. Dont laugh!
RE: PM Lawrence Wong calls for Singapore to embrace broader - exhwz23 - 22-06-2024
Me & wifey will nvr vote for them. NB! their fav ceca everywhere all paid 3x higher than us in every company we worked.
But knowledge & work-rate is 10x worse!
On top of it, our colleagues & ex ones who are singles also sworn off them after recent HDB announcement.
They better watch it, Oppos are circling very closely..........
https://sethisfy.com/prime-location-public-housing-singles/