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The demon is the most suppressed area of your unconscious personality. This function is how you will take in information when you are at your very worst and most destructive; when your ego is severely threatened and at risk of obliteration. People who are regularly confronting their Demon are at risk of great mental anguish and have probably reached a real breaking point.
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We all face a breaking point from time to time. Successful people do, too. No one is immune to continuous stress or anxiety. However, learning how to overcome a breaking point is crucial to your success.
A breaking point is a moment of greatest strain. Interestingly enough, the breaking points are the moments in which we need to stay calmer. Research shows that trying to control every event increases our stress.
One key question, Ghosh says, is how candidate materials like tantalum fail when they reach the breaking point. The aim is to make sure that any new armor would respond in ways that would still protect whatever is behind it.
One final consideration before we move onto the model itself concerns the challenges of defining an intercepted pass. As the end coordinates of an interception points to the place on the field where the interception takes place, we cannot rely on them to determine whether a pass was meant to be line-breaking or not.
However, given we have information on the angle of the pass and the lower-bound of a pass length, we can try to infer the intended final destination of a pass. To do this, we apply the Weibull Survival model, which is a technique specifically suited to deal with lower-bounded data, to estimate the expected additional length of a pass from the point of interception. This way, even if a pass was intercepted, but its projected destination classified it as line-breaking, we could still mark it as an unsuccessful line-breaking pass.
Compare: Break the Cutie (being sweet and nice will show a dangerous side when driven to rage)
Bullying a Dragon (in which a character or group of characters learn too late that picking on a being much more powerful than them is never a good idea, possibly one with an extremely long threshold and about to reach the end of their tether)
Do Not Taunt Cthulhu (an otherworldly, often powerful entity snaps and reveals the true extent of its power)
Enraged by Idiocy (one character has finally had enough of another's stupidity)
Fisticuff-Provoking Comment (where a character is already verbally expressing his rage before an insulting or offensive statement causes him to react with physical violence)
Moment of Weakness (driven to rage because of emotional or psychological problems the character doesn't usually have)
Not So Stoic (character holds back emotions to be stoic, and it only goes so far)
Repression Never Ends Well (a plot about repressed emotions causing trouble)
Sudden Principled Stand (a breaking point based on principles)
Suppressed Rage: (a character is trying to hold the anger back, but it's still leaking out)
Teach Him Anger (when one of the other protagonists tries to make the calm character reach this in order to make him stop being a doormat... and often regretting it afterward).
Tranquil Fury (a character is driven to rage, then becomes frighteningly calm yet undeniably angry)
Traumatic Superpower Awakening (unlock hidden powers by some breaking point)
Unstoppable Rage (when a character goes into a berserker state and attacks in a fury so bad that it is hard for them to stop)
Villainous Breakdown (a calm, collected villain is driven over the edge)
Web Original Cracked listed this as #1 on 5 Nice Things You Do Daily (That Secretly Ruin the World).Politeness is like the cap on a bottle of kill-soda, and every single indiscretion, no matter how slight or innocent, shakes that bottle a little bit more.
From GeorgeNotFound's let's play "Minecraft, But My Friend Is A Dog", George swipes Dream (the dog) one too many times, resulting in him losing it for a few moments.Dream: GEORGE!!! HALF OF MY DAMAGE! IS FROM! YOU!!! You're no longer my owner!
Fred Clark, the author of the Slacktivist blog, has a distinct tendency to get pissed off when the Left Behind "books" trumpet their fidelity to Biblical literalism. Sixty pages into Tribulation Force, for example, there is actually a picture of a page of that novel torn out, screwed up, and unfolded so you can see what it is, accompanied by a rant.
WrestleTalk: Oli Davis, the leader of the channel and normally a very whimsical, cheerful person, reaches his breaking point with WWE's inane and ridiculous booking during his review of the Monday Night RAW episode following WrestleMania 37, when he describes a women's tag team championship match where, after Nia Jax unconvincingly slip and pratfall off the apron, the babyface challengers Mandy Rose and Dana Brooke decide to simply walk out of the match and accept a count-out loss rather than trying to capitalise on Nia's mistake and, y'know, win the championship, with Byron Saxton on commentary saying that they're "sending a message" and that it's "just as good as beating them". Oli snaps and launches into a furious rant about everything wrong with WWE's absurd, incomprehensible, and ludicrous product unlike anything he's ever done before:Oli: No it isn't, you absolute idiot! Beating them is "as good as beating them"! Everything in this promotion is absolute nonsense: truth is a construct, morality is inconsistent, trying to cling onto any remnant of sense is futile! This company is so incredibly inept. I don't know why this, of all the things, is the booking straw that broke my back, but F*** WWE!
In 2022, normally chill reviewer Tempest finally loses it with NXT 2.0 in his weekly review after a Women's Championship match between Mandy Rose and Dakota Kai ends with an appallingly lame finish followed by a terribly cringey post-match angle, after almost the exact same appallingly lame finish had been used earlier that very same episode for the North American Championship match.Tempest: This show is f***ing awful! This is the worst wrestling show on TV right now, and it is not even close! This show is so much f***ing worse than RAW! At least RAW has f***ing Cody Rhodes on it!
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