andperseand

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by andperseand 8y ago
Can you tell the difference between someone saying 'faa' and 'baa'? I feel like that study is probably an example of the McGurk effect.
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by andperseand 8y ago
Of the very few bourbons I've bought, Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey 101 have been excellent value to me. I keep hearing Rittenhouse Rye as well, so that might be my next one to try...
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by andperseand 8y ago
What is this $15 bottle of whiskey? I'd love to know what cheap bourbons are good.
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by andperseand 8y ago
Contact lenses aren't always easy to fit. Especially if you are correcting for astigmatism. There's sizing, weighting, permeability and the unmeasured but distinct differences between brands. There's also the choice of changi
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by andperseand 8y ago
Being married to an optometrist and privy to some of the numbers of the business, I'm always a bit annoyed reading these articles. Yes, the margins on frames are high. Are the overall profits of the business high? Not particularly. The
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by andperseand 8y ago
Given that the article is about China and that the OP wrote about global trends you can probably remove 'white' from your list of descriptors...
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by andperseand 9y ago
I'm unaware of schools ruining mathematics - in what sense has this happened? Has this happened in most countries?
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by andperseand 9y ago
All thinking is a skill. If there is one thing I wish schools would teach, it is meta cognition.
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by andperseand 9y ago
Hydroelectric probably wins on cost benefit ratio. Or perhaps geothermal?