Smart

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  by Anthony Megna

  Created on: June 21, 2011   Last Updated: October 20, 2011

  Human nature being what it is, we are all on an eternal quest to make our lives easier. Do we really

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  by Robert W. McDonald

  Created on: January 03, 2010

  This brief essay will argue that, if presented with a situation that can only be resolved by two mutually

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  by Adele Gregory

  Created on: January 13, 2010

  If both options give the same results, the only difference between an easy route and a hard one is toil.

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  by Elizabeth M Young

  Created on: August 22, 2009   Last Updated: February 06, 2010

  Taking the easy way out is the smartest way of all. First of all, we love to complicate matters until

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  by R. F. Collins III

  Created on: June 27, 2010

  I present this to you, the reader, in an attempt to lay open the many considerations when facing the

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  by Ryan Stafford

  Created on: June 04, 2009

  It may be true that a coward always takes the easy way out. A coward betrays his friends

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  by PracticalPhilosophy

  Created on: October 12, 2010   Last Updated: October 13, 2010

  Is taking the easy way out cowardly or smart?

  This question, in many various versions, is commonly thrown

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  by Carol Relf Kondrat

  Created on: March 02, 2010   Last Updated: March 03, 2010

  The easy way out of a situation can be the only way in some instances.  This debate - Is the easy

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  by Gabriella Pisano

  Created on: February 02, 2011   Last Updated: February 03, 2011

  Taking the easy way out, smart or cowardly? Smart, of course! Intelligence is not just about memorizing

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  by Kenneth Dawson

  Created on: July 14, 2010

  We each must decide how we are going use our lives and the kind of person we want to be.  Camus

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  by Nathaniel Osabutey

  Created on: November 16, 2009

  Never is it cowardly trying to find an easier, faster or better possible solution to a problem at hand.

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  by Blake Todd

  Created on: October 10, 2009

  When was it decided that going through unneeded and unnecessary steps is virtuous? There is nothing

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  by Brian Hurier

  Created on: June 29, 2010   Last Updated: July 01, 2010

  Can we say, should we stroll through life facing are easiest challenges first, or should we take the

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  by Mark Schwartz

  Created on: June 30, 2009

  There's no inherent virtue in doing something difficult when it could be done easily.

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  by Mark Waybill

  Created on: October 25, 2009

  Obviously this question has no superior answer as it all depends upon the circumstances involved. Such

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  by Megan Cole

  Created on: October 31, 2009

  In honor of Halloween, my boyfriend and I decided to watch the newer version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

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  by Mark Hopkins

  Created on: August 02, 2009   Last Updated: August 04, 2009

  Let's face it, life is tough enough without us going out of our way to make it worse. A mugger has

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  by Carolyn Tytler

  Created on: May 15, 2009

  
  Taking the easy way out is usually smart unless you're dealing with people and their welfare.
  
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  by Coleman Wigger

  Created on: July 12, 2009

  Well now taking an easy way out can be useful sometimes. Other times it just isn't necessary. For