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- Internet usage by time of day, across the world
- It has a deep relevance for us, whose world has be...
- Claude Rains was The Invisible Man
- A nutritional experiment with the American public ...
- Mutual and apparently insuperable incomprehension ...
- Plausible does not mean probable
- Not the children of the rich or of the powerful on...
- These are temper tantrums, not arguments
- The Argument Clinic
- The trap of assuming what is generally believed is...
- Societal complexity and the fundamental attributio...
- The better your message makes you feel about yours...
- Measuring happiness
- These ultimately self-abnegating paradigms
- Drinking while watching the news
- Categories of decision making
- Selling to the periphery as the golden path to suc...
- It was impossible to avoid joining in (campus mind...
- The rate of engagement among a brand’s Facebook fa...
- When evidence takes you places you don't necessari...
- Cavalier grasshoppers
- Chimerae of illusory hatreds
- Then you grow up
- You don't want bring a "political gesture" to a gu...
- Good intentions leading to bad outcomes - school d...
- Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women; when ...
- You have to get the diagnosis right to get to a go...
- If someone says something unkind, report it to the...
- Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as wh...
- Knowledge of speech, but not of silence
- Religion and morality are indispensable supports o...
- Dramatic outcomes occur when multiple events coinc...
- Versailles Treaty not as harsh as the terms for th...
- Cultural valuation of education
- Effect size and publication bias: old small studi...
- Desperate investors have to put their money somewhere
- This is all very well for sophomore sociology classes
- A ghastly affectation of life
- A true theory is more apt to be interesting than a...
- The rationalizations we give
- Non-competitive states
- Paradoxes of Creativity
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