How to get a good job: ________ is required. ________ to do a good job is required. ________ to get ________ is required.
It’s a bit of a mouthful but the semistrong form of the emh states that a good job is “the best job because it’s the longest.” I’ve seen this used a lot in the past, and it seems that some people just think of it as a synonym for “I can work for as long as I want and I will always get the job.
You might be thinking I’m confusing emh states with the emh state machine. And, you’re right. The emh state machine has two parts: the semistrong form that describes each emh state as one of the possible states, and the semistrong form that describes the other emh states as the possible transitions between these states.
In the semistrong form, each emh state has an associated semistrong form. The semistrong form describes the state in which the semistrong form of each emh state is. So for example, the emh state of “lonely” has a semistrong form that is “I feel lonely.
Now, the semistrong form may be used to describe the semistrong form of any state in a larger description. For example, in the semistrong form of lonely, the semistrong form describes the state in which the semistrong form of I feel lonely. In this case, the semistrong form of lonely is described as the semistrong form of being sad.
To give a more concrete example, the semistrong form of lonely would be the semistrong form of I feel lonely, but the semistrong form of sad is the semistrong form of I feel sad. In a more complicated example, the semistrong form of lonely would be the semistrong form of I feel lonely, but the semistrong form of sad would be the semistrong form of I feel sad.
The semistrong form of sad is often confused with the semistrong form of depressed, but they aren’t the same. In fact, there is no mood state that is an equivalent of “sad”. When depressed, you’re not sad. The emotion is sadness. When sad, you’re depressed. When lonely, you are lonely. The emotions are not the same. Rather, the emotion is the mood state.
The word “sadness” is derived from “sad”, which comes from the same source as “soulless” and can be found in the OED. Sadness is the emotional state of being sad. As a mood state, sadness is a more positive feeling than sadness. People who feel sad tend to be more optimistic, while people who feel anxious tend to be more pessimistic.
Emotions are the feeling states that you experience. Most of the time you feel like you have a strong emotion, which means that your mood is positive. The emotions we experience on a daily basis are negative, which makes us depressed.
Emotions, like moods, are subjective. You may like your job, and you may dislike your job, but your emotions are not your job. They are how you feel. So the idea that stock markets are reflecting moods is a little circular.