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I believe that to degrees, a moral belief can be inate to a specific person.A broad brushstroke would be, too broad. For reference, my own ‘morals’ have been changeable depending on circumstance. I need to remember also that principle is different from moral. I remain in principle even as morals fluctuate regarding circumstance, i. e. Life experience.And then there is code of contact which to me is principle, while to some I suppose, might be morality.So to sum up in fewer words, sometimes or perhaps not all.** Disclaimer: I write in bold face type because I have Multiple Sclerosis. Poor eyesight as a result of Optic Neuritis.** It is for medical reasons.

InAt very first I would like to mention that below 150 cc bikes are not good for far distance travel and if bike have a liquid cooler than its much better.Carry the Following accessoriesOne additional (spare) key to all your locks. If possible than wear them in a locket or keep them to the safest place.Additional clutch wires don't keep wires with outer just keep the inner wire with its. BoltKeep spare spark plugsKeep anti allergic, headache, pain killer, complete field dressing kitKeep a tool which extends and having a magnet on that, its related to my personal experience once I was on Allahabad Kanpur Highway and got a puncture when I was repairing it (oh remember Keep a complete puncture (tubeless) repairing kit) than the attachment of punture kit roll over road and fall down in a crack or joint of concrete as I was on a bridge the crack was just 1–2 cm broad and 5–6 inches deep so I could not use my fingers by luck I had a pen having magnet (attaching picture). So I get the attachmentMust have puncture repair kit and strip use in repairingKeep all important tools like plass, wrench of important bolts also plug spanner and tyre removal spannersThings to rememberWhen you lost the road so asking from someone is a good option but sometimes it could be bad either consider NH18 movie so get equipped with map and gps,Don't eat or drink anything at any place just observed sufficient people crawling at a place and must not be a organised and planned welcome.Inform at least 4–5 your known people about your whole way if any changes occurs than also informed about thatDon't let people easily recognised that you're a outsiderGet power bank, charger, extra cell phone and at least two different companies simcardDon't wear expensive ornaments or keep them hidden.Get all your necessary medic don't go on any unscheduled placeAnd no matter how old your engine oil is just change it before leave with a higher synthetic grade. Also keep a portable air pump either battery operated.Don't get too excited or fearful as it adverse affect your mental stability while riding That's allHappy riding.!!!Edit: Thanks for upvotes guys!

I had an irregular heartbeat, which took up until 2nd grade (7 years of age) for anyone to realize it.And I thought my heart was completely normal, ya know, it's not everyday you hear the beat of another person's heart.My beat went something like this;Bump-bump … Bump-bump … Bump-bump ….. BumpBump-BumpBump …And that's how it was, every fourth beat would skip then double up with the next one.This was discovered during a routine checkup. The pediatrician, intrigued, gave us some information so that we could go to a children's hospital get an EKG hooked up.Later on that week, I acquired cyborg attachments. Like this;(Not my picture)For an entire day I was to wear this bionic octopus, suctioned to my chest. I felt like a boss!Sadly, eventually the day came to an end, no more “Kael-inator”. The next day, though, doctors came to the conclusion that the irregular heartbeat was nothing to be worried of. They said it only occurs when I'm in a relaxed state, and that I'd grow out of it soon.And lucky me, I have indeed grown out of it.