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Marriage vs. Cohabitation
Live Science The married and cohabiting couples were matched on the length of their relationship and relationship satisfaction, Coan said. The key difference seems to be how people think of their relationship. “When you’re asserting, in the same-sex couples, ‘We’re just living … Continue reading
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Conspiracy Logic
HT to The Dish Hizbullah TV on how the Jews took over America through Superman through Hollywood. A few points It’s interesting how we all use this kind of logic, and I’m sure it looks convincing unless you have some … Continue reading
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Ghosts
Rod Dreher keeps up his fascination with ghosts. The CCTV footage is compelling.
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Dreher on Linker on SSM and Christianity
Dreher Ideas have consequences, but not always the consequences we expect John Gray (atheist) who brings a hard critique on the myth of progress. Also read the comments, there are some good ones.
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Ready for Marriage
HT the Dish from Matt Walsh Blog Look, I wouldn’t presume to give marital “advice.” In my life I’ve met a few people really qualified for that job, and I’m not one of them. But I come across this “divorce is high … Continue reading
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Science and Technology Studies
HT to Jim De Borst for this piece STS starts from the proposition that scientific knowledge is one of the basic means with which modern societies make sense of who they are, how they relate to the world around them, … Continue reading
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Jonathan Haidt’s “Harm”free questions
A man goes to the supermarket once a week and buys a chicken. But before cooking the chicken, he has sexual intercourse with it. Then he cooks it and eats it. Once again, no harm, nobody else knows, and, like … Continue reading
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