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Be short, steep climbs, or long, loose climbs

I don’t know why..... Last night, I decided to get on my bike and go out to run some simple errands. The errands to be completed were simple, but the destination was on a small hill on the outskirts of town. I was a little worried about that. Well, it’s only a few kilometers to the top of the hill. However, I wondered if it would be possible to climb the hill leading up to it by bicycle. Initially, I planned to run the shortest distance in one go, but decided that it would be physically impossible. So what should I do? How is obvious defined? I would say that the clarity of things is a relative indicator, not an absolute property. Originally, the fact that something is clear is generally perceived positively, and it receives an absolute evaluation. Because clarity is the most positive state, no one wants to think that it is the product of comparison. Okay, no problem if I take a detour, right? But if I detour, the mileage increases. ...

Hang a metal S-shaped hook on the handle

But I never imagined it would..... After riding a bicycle for about an hour on the outskirts of town, I was very tired. No part of my body or muscles ached, but I had trouble breathing. I know that riding a bicycle is an excellent aerobic exercise, but it was my first experience of actually falling into an oxygen-deficient state. It was snowing early this morning, but I didn’t mind it and rode my bike. As you know, the advantage of riding a bicycle is that it warms our bodies. It is a matter of course. Because cyclists are constantly moving their bodies. What is friendliness? I wonder what is friendliness? It is nothing less than the fact that there are abundant opportunities for analogy. An analogy is a shared commonality, but at this point I have my doubts. This is because there is generally no verification of whether shared commonalities do indeed contain common elements. I had my handbag hooked to the steering wheel. A metal S-sh...

Have never had brandy here

They weren’t asking if I could ride a bicycle, they were asking if the brandy would fit in the basket..... “Listen! If you bring your empty bottles to the liquor store over there, they’ll give you a small discount.” We didn’t know how much the retail price would be discounted, but any discount would be nice. Immediately we collected the empty bottles in the hangout. About six empty bottles of brandy or whiskey were found, but hey! I have never had brandy here. What are the different meanings of the concept in general? Concepts in general, including expressions, have various meanings. Social meaning, primitive meaning, classical meaning, conventional meaning, psychological meaning, technical meaning, etc. The context must be clear in order to judge which of those meanings is currently being used. Anyway, we threw these empty bottles into the bicycle basket and I rode my bike to the liquor store. Along the way, I received a text message...

Prepare a charged battery

An e-bike without a functioning electric motor is extremely heavy..... In conclusion, electric bicycles are easy to pedal. When I first rode an e-bike a few years ago, it felt strange. Because the bike moved smoothly just by stepping on the pedal lightly. The reason, of course, is that the electric motor assists in propulsion. Therefore, electric bicycles always have a built-in battery. What are the conditions for integrating multiple concepts? One of the conditions for the integration of concepts is that they are similar to each other. Originally, things that are similar to each other can be exchanged for each other, and are sometimes integrated into one as the final form. Since most of the batteries are rechargeable batteries, those who use electric bicycles must always prepare a charged battery. Such a small battery takes only a few hours to charge, but the electric bicycle cannot be used while the battery is being charged. Also, ...

Take from directly above

I still don’t know who owns it..... The photos my phone received were all blurry, but thanks to someone giving me a little insight, I was able to figure out what it was about. The image I imagine from the word bicycle is a frame with two large wheels and a bicycle-specific shape. So when shooting a bicycle, I don’t think the subject should be shot from directly above. A bicycle taken from directly above looks like scrap iron. Especially when four bicycles are stuck together. What should we do just before using tools? When we use tools, we select the appropriate tools just before that. After we have a clear image of the means by which we will achieve a certain goal, we choose our tools. But we often make the wrong choice of means. Why? I suspect that one of the reasons for this strange occurrence is that we do not understand the means very well. We digest a lot of information and are knowledgeable about how to achieve our goals. Such knowl...