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Comment #12787734
>I have a playlist where I pull in my favorites from Discover Weekly Do you do this manually, or use the API?
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Comment #11571162
>The reason for this lies in the fact that, as the Romans said in the past, Nil nove sul sole This is from the Old Testament. http://biblehub.com/ecclesiastes/1-9.htm
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Comment #10883676
>You're ignoring the fact that religions haven't been able to convincingly answer any of these questions, either. Else there wouldn't be so many of them and they wouldn't be having…
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Comment #10883517
I don't think it's an accident that a modern, secular framework hasn't arisen to replace traditional religion. For what resources could a framework draw upon? The founding principl…
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Comment #10773582
>'If there's no major reduction in Government loans and grants, we're in good shape,' said Donald Routh, dean for financial aid. 'If there are reductions, then we have some very re…
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Comment #10651728
Then what is behind the rise of the Islamic State's recruiting, whose targets aren't suffering any obvious economic strife? http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/22/world/middleeast/from-…
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Comment #10528658
There seems to exist this technocratic fancy about "critical thinking." As if it were a discrete group of rules which could be cultivated in students by simply sitting them down in…
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Comment #10176168
One less obvious area in which Kuhn has exerted tremendous influence, and one not mentioned in this story, is on philosophy, and especially the history of ethics. Alasdair MacIntyr…
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Comment #10035960
Anyone interested in the necessity of understanding history for philosophical and moral thinking ought to read MacIntyre's Whose Justice, Which Rationality. It argues that a "histo…
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Comment #10035929
>What if the fence was put there for purposes of adverse posession? Answering that question is the very reason for pausing to investigate its purpose. Questioning past purposes bef…
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Comment #9844898
I find it funny that so much scientific research attempts to prove the existence of a biological contrast that's blatantly obvious, but which has been completely deconstructed and …
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Comment #9512910
>John Bunch, technical adviser at Zappos and leader of the Holacracy transition ...right
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Comment #9411391
"Is Marriage for White People?" attempts to answer that question. As I remember it, the main answer was that black women don't want to date outside their race. http://www.amazon.co…
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Comment #9410413
The idea that boys need exposure to women before adulthood, with the exception of their mother, is a relatively modern one. The extent to which the modern west mixes the sexes thro…
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Comment #8539926
>The N.Y.U. political psychologist John Jost made the point even more strongly, calling Haidt’s remarks “armchair demography.” Jost wrote, “Haidt fails to grapple meaningfully with…
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Comment #8302207
>It's 2014, I thought the sillyness about being addicted to video games and computer was over. Apparently not. It's never going to be over, as long as young children have access to…