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andrewducker) wrote2017-07-28 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2017-07-28 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- advice,
- art,
- behaviour,
- belief,
- brain,
- chat,
- depression,
- europe,
- evil,
- fantasy,
- freespeech,
- funny,
- history,
- ibm,
- im,
- iran,
- journalism,
- law,
- learning,
- lgbt,
- links,
- logic,
- middle_east,
- perfectionism,
- police,
- politics,
- psychology,
- religion,
- royalty,
- scotland,
- software,
- suicide,
- tax,
- twitter,
- uk,
- usa,
- viajamesnicoll,
- viaswampers,
- video
Interesting Links for 28-07-2017
- Perfectionism as a risk factor for suicide
- (tags: perfectionism suicide psychology )
- The Twitter Joke Trial, as remembered by one of the lawyers
- (tags: law freespeech twitter uk )
- Why IBM has special permission to use software for evil
- (tags: evil ibm software funny video )
- European commission to crack down on offshore tax avoidance
- (tags: tax europe )
- How to Make a Clichéd High Fantasy Cover
- (tags: fantasy funny art viaJamesNicoll )
- The theocratic democracies of Iran and the UK
- (tags: religion politics uk iran )
- On The 50th Anniversary Of The Sexual Offences Act 1967, Look How Far We've Come
- (tags: lgbt history )
- Capitol Police Forced Journos to Delete Footage of AHCA Protesters.
- (tags: police freespeech journalism usa )
- Genetic evidence suggests the Canaanites weren’t destroyed after all
- (tags: history middle_east )
- Scotland receive £4,000 fine from Fifa for booing God Save the Queen
- (tags: Scotland UK politics royalty )
- Please Don't Say Just Hello In Chat
- (tags: advice chat im viaSwampers )
- Religious people believe because emotional resonance overrides logic
- Which doesn't surprise me. Most people at least start off believing things because they lead to a conclusion that they like. Starting at axioms and working your way forward to whatever they lead to is distinctly uncomfortable at times
(tags: belief logic religion psychology ) - 'Eureka' moment pinpointed in the brain
- (tags: brain learning psychology )
- Regret improves children's decision-making
- I've had a few. And sometimes they've helped me avoid doing the stupid thing again.
(tags: psychology learning behaviour ) - Ketamine for depression encouraging, but questions remain around long-term use
- (tags: depression psychology )
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