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andrewducker) wrote2018-09-27 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2018-09-27 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 27-09-2018
- Science Says Toxic Masculinity — More Than Alcohol — Leads To Sexual Assault
- (tags: rape society psychology )
- Walmart Requires Lettuce, Spinach Suppliers to Join Blockchain
- (tags: blockchain Technology vegetables business tracking shopping )
- Tackling the problem of 'noisy' electricity
- (tags: electricity )
- Jeremy Corbyn offers Brexit truce with Theresa May if her final deal is sensible
- (tags: uk europe labour )
- EU steps up plans for no-deal Brexit as Labour stance alarms capitals
- (tags: Europe UK Labour doom )
- Skripal suspect 'real name' revealed as Anatoliy Chepiga
- (tags: Russia assassination identity )
- From Russia With Blood: 14 Suspected Hits On British Soil That The Government Ignored
- (tags: uk russia assassination government wtf )
- UK appoints food supplies minister amid fears of no-deal Brexit
- (tags: UK Europe food doom )
- Nobody can say that social media isn't a book to society
- (tags: funny genitals cards twitter )
- Jeremy Corbyn to meet with EU chief Brexit negotiator
- (tags: Labour UK europe )
- Limiting children's screen time to two hours and making sure they get tons of sleep linked to better cognition
- (tags: sleep children computers achievement )
- After century of removing appendixes, docs find antibiotics can be enough
- (tags: disease antibiotics surgery )
- Reclassification recommendations for drug in magic mushrooms
- (tags: psilocybin magic_mushrooms medicine psychedelics )
- Facebook Is Giving Advertisers Access to Your Shadow Contact Information
- (tags: facebook surveillance privacy advertising )
- No-deal Brexit could lead to NI electricity blackouts
- No wonder reunification polls are hitting 58%!
(tags: uk europe NorthernIreland ) - Emmanuel Macron says Britain could stay in the EU ‘for sure’ if it changes its mind on Brexit
- (tags: europe uk france )
- Customs union: What is it, what would leaving it mean and what post-Brexit alternatives are there?
- (tags: uk europe trade doom )
- How to look generous and get more, in one simple step
- (tags: behaviour psychology )
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E.g.
2 people sitting in a restaurant:
Person A: "What a lovely meal, shall we split the bill"
Person B: "We could, or I could pay for it all, entirely up to you"
Unless it's couched very carefully, I think Person A would find any answer like this slightly hostile. It's Person B suggesting that they act in a manner which would lose face, an outcome which hadn't been on the table before. It can be mitigated if other meals had been paid for, or there were other social bonds, but for two strangers, this'd be very odd.