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by creep 9y ago
Yes! Men and women actually work better together than groups composed of just men or just women [1] [2] The thinking is, men prefer taking risks, while women prefer to limit risks. In cooperation, men can push women to see the benefit of a
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by creep 9y ago
Hm, I kind of enjoyed this. It makes a good point, but at the same time, what's the point of the point? There's nothing much anyone can do, except for maybe education in schools, starting in elementary. But on that note, kids aren
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by creep 9y ago
Someone already commented with the largest takeaways. However, I ultimately think the biggest takeaway from this study is that it will provide data for researchers in multiple fields for years to come, and will encourage cross-disciplinar
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by creep 9y ago
Lower IQ and risk of psychosis if used daily. As an anecdote, I noticed this in three of my friends who smoked daily for years (2-4 years), out of four friends who did and I didn't notice this at all in friends who smoked occasionally
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by creep 9y ago
You're exactly right. This is a minority of men. Which is why, as a woman, I think we need to examine why this minority has such deep seated issues with women. It's not men in general, it's the fringes of society, and the fri
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by creep 9y ago
Are you male though? These men are everywhere for women. It is a minority of men, definitely, but that minority directs the whole of their psychological issues to women. They won't do this to you, they will rarely do this around you, a
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by creep 9y ago
In Canada we have Chpaters-Indigo instead of Barnes and Noble. They stock very expensive, but very attractive, home design crap (think pottery barn minus the furniture). They also sell scarves, mitts, slippers, fragrances, purses, chocolate
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by creep 9y ago
This paper is about PTSD occurring from war. Unless you can provide sources indicating that PTSD and other psychological perturbations resulting from childhood trauma are widespread in ancient societies, your evidence is irrelevant to the
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by creep 9y ago
That's also one of the beauties of parenting. One does everything one thinks is right, considering various limits, and accidentally makes a mistake the child will always remember. The child grows up, perhaps has his/her own childr
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by creep 9y ago
Interesting. I'm female but I didn't notice that. I did notice a high percentage of male teachers though. We don't seem to have this problem in my province/city. The male to female ratio is about 50/50 on my campus.
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by creep 9y ago
Is there something like this for math? Does anyone know?
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by creep 9y ago
When I was a kid I was mostly "self-driven". As in, whatever I wanted to do, it was pretty much okay with my mom-- barring stupid shit, you know. The problem with this is that I desperately needed direction. I didn't really k
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by creep 9y ago
I really liked this article. As a woman who is surrounded by radical feminists and red pillers alike-- and those who are in-between-- I have a hard time parsing how exactly I feel about all of this (whatever "this" is). I don&#x
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by creep 9y ago
I'd be depressed too if my news feed was filled with the social dynamics of pubescent-aged children. It's much easier to understand what's truly going on in the social world when one is physically present in that world, and i
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by creep 9y ago
Exactly. They are representative of what we think of ourselves as human, what we could be, what is possible, and what should be. They are just as important as any deity of old. We take cues from our idols, we listen to them and often do wha
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by creep 9y ago
Irrational is not the way I'd frame rituals. There is always a reason for theSe things and the reason can be explained, which does not lie in the object of the ritual itself but the purpose. We give gifts from our travels because it te
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by creep 9y ago
As annoying as the "smart homes are annoying" posts are becoming, I really enjoyed the format and the depth of this article. And I didn't know one could buy internet-connected vibrators. That's... odd. I also don't
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by creep 9y ago
I'm a hobbyist gardener. I've always suspected these guys have something else going on.
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by creep 9y ago
I find the pseudo-moralizing about law-abiding citizens to be rather grating. If a stranger in front of me dropped a $20 bill I would certainly let them know. However, that doesn't mean I am a law-abiding citizen. My empathy does not p
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by creep 9y ago
Have you ever just ran until you couldn't run anymore, for reasons other than physical activity itself? There's a point at which you feel you could go further, and in fact know you can, but you choose to stop because the discomf
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by creep 9y ago
I really like the subtle emphasis on traditional engineering, whereby we tend to use the simplest methods to produce something predictable, and can therefore recognize it as "unnatural". It ignites the imagination to think of what
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by creep 9y ago
That's because science fiction movies are mostly not projecting a predicted future, they are projecting and exploring our fears and aspirations with the future.
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by creep 9y ago
Google doesn't need a personality. Seeing it as technology works perfectly especially when it goes wrong. It's easy to say something like, "Alexa is stupid, she can't understand a simple command", but referring to G
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by creep 9y ago
Your comment strikes me as odd and unnecessary. But so does mine.
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by creep 9y ago
Not to mention the downright offensive portrayal of aspergers and autism in general. And also, "LOL look at Penny, she's so stupid in comparison to these genius nerds, hahaha, oh awww but she's so sweet and pretty, oh haha th
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by creep 9y ago
I actually had this conversation with my partner's mother a few weeks ago. She likes to watch cooking competitions in the kitchen while baking. Not having watched television for a few years, I was amazed at the audacity of commercial p
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by creep 9y ago
I agree with you. Conflict is always seen abstractly to take place between two or more "forces". "Peoples" not "people". And indeed the groups in conflict see it as an issue of categories, and broadly direct re
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by creep 9y ago
I will comment on the topic of the article, but first a point that will be relevant later: "People come to Vegas because it's the fun capital of the world. They're there to let loose, rock and roll, and do things they'd
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by creep 9y ago
This is my experience. I live on the outskirts of my very large city. Most people are near the core, or live in the exact opposite direction of me on the other side of the city because it's cheaper there. I don't have classes with
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by creep 9y ago
Please don't do this

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