figseed

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   by figseed 12y ago

   Both examples are systemic of a couple of sociological concepts that continue to be very popular in the American sociopolitical venue. 1) Moral Entrepreneurs - People (like politicians) that build their reputations by clearly defining an en
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   by figseed 12y ago

   If you're using Lollipop, bring up Google Now, then swipe from left of the screen to the right to bring up the menu. From there, you can click "Customize" which allows you to update your card preferences. In your case you&#x2
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   by figseed 12y ago

   I understand the frustration of Google Now not noticing you're riding public transit and automatically learning your preferences, but I'm using Google Now and it defaults to telling me public transit times just fine. If you'r
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   by figseed 12y ago

   I edited my reply to vacri since your comment was posted which better explains my thinking on the subject so I don't want to be redundant but a funny thing happened. I was looking for the the some of the articles and videos I saw that
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   by figseed 12y ago

   Well the main article shows a bunch of demonstrations of how objects can appear lighter than they are when contrasted against a dark background which makes logical sense. In the disputed image however, you have a bright background (so brigh
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   by figseed 12y ago

   So the popular hypothesis is that the dress is black and blue. I have now seen so many different sites and authors try to explain the phenomenon, all based on the "proof" that some random woman named Caitlin McNeil who first offer
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   by figseed 12y ago

   The candidate may have solved the problem, but failed the task. At the outset, the interviewer placed a premium on time which the candidate ignored. The candidate made assumptions that the question was contrived therefore the solution offer