US /ˈprɛznt/
・UK /'preznt/
living in the past or the future rather than being present, you can't be happy.
Until I realized just be present.
the Vikings out of Greenland. And, most recently, a gradual 300-year warming to the present day.
most recently a gradual 300-year warming to the present day.
but your brain compares your present experiences with the times when life was bad and reacts with gratitude.
but your brain compares your present experiences
but acting like grown-ups, like we are in the present, drinking from plastic cups, singing "Love's Forever and Ever." Well, I guess that was true.
Like we are in the present
We usually use mixed conditionals to talk about a past imaginary situation that has a present imaginary result.
This is because it is a present imaginary result - it's not true. I am hungry because I didn't eat breakfast.
The relative age effect is also present in education.
SPF would later sell the cars and advise other executives at FTX and Alameda to do the same because it didn't fit with the image of the company that they were trying to present to customers and investors.
Letting go allows you to live more fully in the present - rather than remaining tethered to the past.
The Northwest Passage was notoriously impassable for early explorers due to ice, and evidence of that is still present today, like the graves of the Franklin Expedition members on Beechey Island.
and evidence of that is still present today,
He recognized that the geological past shapes the biological present.