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"How do I act so well?" Ian McKellen earnestly asks Mr. Gervais's character in a forthcoming episode.
It's a bit unfair since, unlike Kingsley, he can send himself up, calling himself "Serena" as a camp play on "Sir Ian" and appearing recently in an episode of Extras in which he pondered, "How do I act so well?
How do I act when I disagree with the leader, or the team?
It's better to ask, "How do I act now in order to get a fast, fair resolution regarding this incident?" Think speed and responsiveness.
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The postings Friday afternoon were fervent: "I want to help my country all I can even if I have to die doing it!" "If I enlist now will I get a shot at those responsible for the terrorist act?" "How do I become a sniper?" Many chat-room visitors said they lacked high school diplomas or had criminal records, that they were over age or overweight, flat of foot or pierced of tongue.
What are the consequences of each of those alternatives," and, "How do I value those consequences?" Then you act so as to achieve good consequences rather than bad consequences, or in the standard decision theory version, to choose the alternative with the highest expected value.
How do I even act around upperclassmen?
How do I get my financial act together?
"I want to understand — not just what makes me tick — but then, how do I take that information, distill it, act on it, optimize it, and live more optimally.
How does it act?
How does it act when it wants to play?
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