Infinite Growth in a Finite Resource World
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Post No.: 0832   Furrywisepuppy says:   Doing business inevitably involves taking risks. But it’s not about taking risks – it’s about reducing them, whilst achieving the same aims, where possible. Above all – never risk what you’re not willing … Read More

Let’s Go On a Date!
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Post No.: 0831   Furrywisepuppy says:   If you like someone and the signals are good and the time is right – then ask them out! Make the move…   Take the lead. Take the initiative to come up with … Read More

Maximising Rights or Maximising Results?
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Post No.: 0830   Furrywisepuppy says:   Economics is mainly about maximising utility, which is a consequentialist, utilitarian philosophy. An action or choice is good or bad depending on its net outcome. Law also generally serves society as a whole. … Read More

Guarantee and Respect Civil and Political Rights
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Post No.: 0829   Fluffystealthkitten says:   The prohibition of discrimination and the guarantee of equality of treatment is a central provision in International Human Rights Law (IHRL) when it comes to everybody’s civil and political rights. It’s one of … Read More

We Don’t Need a Cure for Homosexuality
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Post No.: 0828   Furrywisepuppy says:   Time to broach another contentious topic together kitten.   Fluffystealthkitten says:   Yes puppy. It’s about homosexuality. And we’re going to be grown-up about it.   Furrywisepuppy says:   Indeed!   Let’s commence … Read More

Emphasising the Passion in What You Do!
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Post No.: 0827   Furrywisepuppy says:   Personality is often considered far more important than academic performance when it comes to post-academic success – it’s arguably about assertiveness or dominance balanced with tolerance, sociability (it’s ‘who you know, not what … Read More

Calming Down Your Heart Rate
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Post No.: 0826   Fluffystealthkitten says:   Post No.: 0808 discussed how panic is often the instinctive response to stress, but a quick way to calm down is to take some deep breaths by inhaling through the nostrils for 4 … Read More

It’s Not Always Best to Meet in the Middle
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Post No.: 0825   Furrywisepuppy says:   During negotiations, people often descend into a pattern of ‘I’ll take this option off the table if you take that option off the table’ and so forth until they meet at the middle … Read More

Increasing Generosity and Decreasing Insularity
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Post No.: 0824   Furrywisepuppy says:   Despite the health and happiness benefits of generosity – including the ‘helper’s high’ felt by the giver and the disproportionate level of joy felt by the recipient of even a quick, simple and … Read More

Clearer Food Labelling and Nutrition Information
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Post No.: 0823   Furrywisepuppy says:   Voluntary food labelling standards have resulted in confusing, non-standardised labels that can make it difficult for consumers to compare products from different manufacturers in a like-for-like way at a glance.   The ‘traffic … Read More

Hidden Ailments and the Torment of Not Being Believed
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Post No.: 0822   Furrywisepuppy says:   Hidden or invisible disabilities, diseases or disorders include learning difficulties; visual, hearing, speech or motor impairments; mental health conditions like schizophrenia, anxiety, depression or gambling addiction; chronic pain or fatigue; cancer; endometriosis; scoliosis; … Read More

Can We Always Be Absolutely Certain?
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Post No.: 0821   Furrywisepuppy says:   If we want to ask if a certain drug is more effective than a placebo for relieving joint pain, we should at least ask what’s the population (who’s being studied e.g. elderly people … Read More

There’s Only Really Now, Then Now, Then Now
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Post No.: 0820   Fluffystealthkitten says:   ‘Past’ and ‘future’ aren’t aspects of the real world – there’s only really now… then now… then now… From our own experiences of reality anyway – there’s only one slice of time that’s … Read More

Racial, Wealth, Health and Political Disparity are Linked
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Post No.: 0819   Furrywisepuppy says:   Racial discrimination and/or being born penurious may first lead to receiving sub-optimal nutrition as a child, and an increased risk of parental maltreatment due one’s parents’ own stresses as a result of the … Read More

The Reliability of DNA and Fingerprint Evidence
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Post No.: 0818   Furrywisepuppy says:   An example of the ‘prosecutor’s fallacy’ is when – given a 1-in-100 chance that the defendant’s blood sample would match the sample found at the scene of a crime by mere coincidence alone … Read More

Bond Through Reciprocal Self-Disclosure
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Post No.: 0817   Fluffystealthkitten says:   If you like someone – don’t hesitate to approach them and introduce yourself! Introverts also need to make the first moves otherwise no one might to discover if each other is single and … Read More

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