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25% of people with coronavirus do not show symptoms, so everyone should act as if they have it and can spread it.
Saying 'no' during this time shows you care about facts, others, and being responsible, even if it's hard.
It's important to focus on flattening the curve to return to normal faster, even if it means sacrificing some social activities for now.

Effective communication involves more than just the literal words spoken, and context and subtext play a significant role in conveying the true meaning.
Persuasive communication, like giving good advice, is complex and requires considering factors like relationships, tone, setting, and identity.
Using various forms of communication, such as images, actions, or charity, can be more persuasive and impactful than words alone.

Be careful with advice. Just because someone is considered an expert doesn't mean their experiences will work for you. Everyone's journey is unique.
Not all advice is good advice. Sometimes, people give advice based on their values, which might not match yours. It's important to think about what you truly want.
Instead of trying to copy others, it's better to look inside yourself for guidance. Reflect on what really makes you happy, rather than chasing external success.

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