... also manifests beyond hiring decisions. For instance, in education, a grading bias effect has been identified: more attractive students are often awarded higher grades by instructors, perceived as more capable and disciplined—even when their actual knowledge is comparable. Thus, empirical data disproves the claim that appearance "doesn't matter." In reality, **attractive appearances yield benefits**—both in hiring, salaries, and even in areas like education. This raises the risk that ...

... of problems (theft, fraud), there is no one to protect the owner's rights—neither banks nor the government take responsibility for lost cryptocurrency. Complexity and technical barriers. Safely handling cryptocurrencies requires a certain level of knowledge. Newcomers may find it challenging to navigate the multitude of new terms, set up wallets, and ensure key security. Mistakes can result in loss of funds, and identifying the causes of issues can be difficult. Should You Buy Cryptocurrency? So,...

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... satisfy. For me, this is just a hypothesis, which must first be confirmed and only then start your own business and indulge in all serious. First of all, a novice entrepreneur must have experience in the same or a related industry. In second place after knowledge of the industry is management experience. Preferably, this experience includes responsibility for the budget, and preferably even for the financial results of the company. The best option is if a novice entrepreneur has experience in increasing ...

... scenario, reserving the right to take preventive measures. Other regional countries (Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt) might also reconsider their armament policies if Iran acquires a bomb. For now, Iran remains a "threshold" state—possessing the knowledge and materials sufficient to develop nuclear weapons but not having them in hand. The world is closely monitoring negotiations to renew restrictions on its program. Preventing the further proliferation of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle ...