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In the current landscape, social enterprises tend to rely either on grant capital (e. grants, donations, or project funding) or commercial financing products (e. bank loans). Ironically, many social enterprises at the same time report of h significant ® 'fisadvantages related to each of these two forms of financing. Many social enterprises are for instance 3 @unwilling to make use of traditional commercial finance 4) products, fearing that they might not be able to pay back the loans. In addition, a significant number of social enterprise leaders report that relying too much on-grant n funding can be a ene strategy since individual fa grants are time limited and are not reliable in the long term. sd Grant funding can also @Mlower the incentive for leaders and ne employees to professionalize the business aspects, thus ur leading to unhealthy business behavior. In other words, there ou | | | seems to be a substantial need among social enterprises for h. © cnareee to the traditional forms of financing.

Philosophical activity is based on the recognition of ignorance. The philosopher's thirst for knowledge is shown through attempts to find better answers to questions even if those answers are never found. At the same time, a philosopher also knows that ①being too sure can hinder the discovery of other and better possibilities. In a philosophical dialogue, the participants are aware that there are things they do not know or understand. The goal of the dialogue is to arrive at a conception ②where one did not know or understand beforehand. In traditional schools, ③where philosophy is not present, students often work with factual questions, they learn specific content listed in the curriculum, and they are not required to solve philosophical problems. However, we know that awareness of ④what one does not know can be a good way to acquire knowledge. Knowledge and understanding are developed through thinking and talking. Putting things into words ⑤makes things clearer. Therefore, students must not be afraid of saying something wrong or talking without first being sure that they are right.

Deep-fried foods are tastier than bland foods, and children Fe and adults develop a taste for such foods. Fatty foods cause a the brain to release oxytocin, a powerful hormone with a =a calming, antistress, and relaxing influence, said to be the == i opposite of adrenaline, into the blood stream: hence the term as "comfort foods. " We may even be genetically programmed to EEA eat too much. For thousands of years, food was very scarce. --= Food, along with salt, carbs, and fat, was hard to get, and re the more you got, the better. All of these things are ae = necessary nutrients in the human diet, and when their | availability was limited, you could never get too much. ① A healthy diet helps to protect against malnutrition, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. @ People also bad to hunt down animals or gather plants for their food, and that took a lot of calories. ③ It’s different these days. We have food at every turn — lots of those fast-food places and grocery stores with carry-out food. ④ But that ingrained “caveman mentality” says that we can't ever get too much to eat. ⑤ So craving for “unhealthy” food may actually be our body's attempt to stay healthy.