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    Third world countries, specially deprived ones like Afferican nations are known as developing or underdeveloped countries not developed ones. Why such an issue is common among underdeveloped countries can be answered by analysing several factores: firstly, they are suffering from interior problems like poverty, increasing tendency of their population, brain drain, unemployement and etc. Secondy, these countries face exterior problems such as being colonized, getting vast sums of exterior lones, being uniproducer, selling raw matterials in low prices and so on. The last problem not the least one is cultural deficiencies like superstitious beliefs (in India, for instance, from one hand there are lots of hungry people and from other hand they worship cows and eatable animals; consequently, they can not eat them), tendency to consuming not producing, illiteracy, not having hope for continuing their lives and etc. When we gather these problems together we will immediately notice that unless they are not solved, this process will continue and the 3rd world nations will remain in this situation.

T.amini

"An Idle brain is the devil's workshop"

    This proverb implies the point that the reasons of crime are originated from a mind not occupied with thoughts or usefull ideas. Suppose a young unemployed boy or girl whose job is hanging around and prowling on streets doing nothing except idling away their idle hours. Undoubtedly, when one is hired in an organization or other working place (s)he would never find time to think about devilish imaginations or perilous thoughts. We can make this conclusion that in order to not be trapped in Satan's trap it is better to keep our mind on thinking and working.

T.Amini Golestani (tag)  

Comments: Dear Mr. Amini, please stop writing about proverbs. Instead, read my post on inductive reasoning and write according to the model. No proverbs again, please.

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 Naturally, age, gender, educational degree, job and other factors are criteria on which individuals base their friendships on. Barely, for instance, you would see a young man sitting with an old one joking, playing games or going  to cinema. Even among animals it is hardly seen two different kinds or species live with each other. In Islam this coordination is highlighted and it is recommended many times that couples are prefered to be from one level, class and social dignity in order to not (not to) encounter difficulties in their life and future. So we can say this wellknown proverb that: "birds of feather flock together".

T.Amini Golestani

Comments: Grammatically this paragraph is very good, but it is not based on inductive reasoning. Read my post again and try to check each sentence by means of the "because test".

  "A littel leak will sink a great ship"

   The above stated proverb is one of the most remarkable ones which addresses those  people who do not care about problems which outwardly seem low-valued but in reality would change conditions to critical situations.One should never understimate little troubles, for even one seemingly negligble problem can eventually cause  irreparrable devastation. We take it for granted that everybody knows one festering wound unless be paid ample attention can spread overally and kill the person in the long run, So never belittle little riddles .

“All are not Theives that Dogs Bark at”

Do not rely on your eyes;  it means that sometimes one encounters a situation or faces a person seemingly suspicious , but at a second and deeper thought, you realize you have made a big mistake ; besides , being suspicious about everything and everyone is not recommended according to islamic maxims There is an Ayyah which states: “ان بعض الظن اثم” .Being polysuspicious is inflamatory and one of devil’s signs ; moreover, polysuspiciousness lowers your dignity and social values and eventually, will lead you to the middle of nowhere, so do not count on exterior matters