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by return0 14y ago
But, based on the upvotes of the post, the OP seems to ring true for a significant number of people here. Also, this is not a person who occasionally works from home, but works from home all the time. PS. mandatory oatmeal: http://theoatm
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by return0 14y ago
I guess many indie developers and freelancers with an office-work history have the same issue. If you have the time, an appropriate option might be to go back to school or do some postgrad studies.
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by return0 14y ago
Hmm, that's not urbanization that's construction. A large number of these buildings are empty, and too expensive for immigrants to rent (let alone buy). Also, building glass boxes in the scorching desert heat does not make good environmenta
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by return0 14y ago
Apparently she is bitterish about her father since he left them. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/1...
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by return0 14y ago
Alpha Males are by definition strong providers, since they get preferential access to food. Alpha females are very picky about who they mate with too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_(ethology)
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by return0 14y ago
How is it sound? Bearing the children of a male that is not a proven provider is more risky than bearing the children of a proven provider (the children will thus be more likely to be providers themselves). The sperm competition would be ba
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by return0 14y ago
This kind of rationalizing doesn't sound really serious. Does that not imply that women deceit their partners and are thus genetically predisposed liars? Also, if she has chosen a partner it means he (and his sperm) are better genetically.
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by return0 14y ago
Sex can easily be detected from the phenotype in most cases.
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by return0 14y ago
Actually they have the relative finder since a long time ago (i think from the beginning?). Also, you have to consent to that, and when i joined they had a warning that situations like these can happen. Sounds to me that in your case, the w
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by return0 14y ago
That's a sweeping over-generalization. More like "many inferences based on statistics are not as strong as they appear to be many are not even true". That article is important (and well known) for a certain type of life sciences publication
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by return0 14y ago
I dont care what critics say, i love that movie. Unfortunately its frighteningly close to reality
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by return0 14y ago
Thank you
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by return0 14y ago
Ethical questions cannot not really be answered by science cause that would be an appeal to nature. Some evo-psychologists may claim otherwise, but i think he's right about their narrow utilitarian position.
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by return0 14y ago
No doubt about that; yet postmodernists seem to be the ones most engaged in what is perceived as a pursuit to discredit or trivialize science. Unfortunately, they are loud people so it's hard to hear other, more interesting views on the phi
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by return0 14y ago
Most of what i 've heard about consciousness and experience from philosophers involve arbitrary constructs such as "qualia"; one of the most prominent philosophers of mind posits that consciousness should be an ubiquitous property on top of
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by return0 14y ago
I wouldn't agree; this essay takes few examples of bad or half-baked science (which are disputed even among scientists, in specific fields such as behavioral ecology and evo. psychology, and behavioral neuroscience) and generalizes to al
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by return0 14y ago
I thought we were done with Constructivism a long time ago. And scientism is not the biggest problem in a world where climate change, stem cells and creationism debates still exist. Unfortunately philosophers alienated scientists with their
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by return0 14y ago
The parent thread was probably trolling, or not aware of some details about these rituals of passage ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sambia_people ) Gender role development is a touchy but very important subject (although i m not sure it's r
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by return0 14y ago
No, i don't think we should celebrate about such a serious health issue. The data is alarming and future studies should focus on identifying the source of this trend. The decline is reported in developed countries (France and Britain), whic
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by return0 14y ago
It wasn't a good idea to just copy-paste a newsfeed on top of your gmail contacts. Also trying to be everything all at once is usually a bad choice. It might fare better if it had been more private or work-oriented, something like a yammer
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by return0 14y ago
Congratulations on your neat website. I think you really should consider making you're page center aligned - i hurt my head looking left in my bigass screen. I am very much a fan of wearing the same shoe every 3 days, but i admit youre arti