Post No.: 0928 Furrywisepuppy says: The modern world of work is far less stable than it used to be – 4,000 years ago, you could easily predict what the next 100 years would be roughly like, but nowadays … Read More
Post No.: 0927 Fluffystealthkitten says: Regarding any context, if someone asked you, “What evidence will it take for you to change your beliefs?” and you cannot or won’t state what’ll satisfy you – then maybe your beliefs aren’t … Read More
Post No.: 0926 Furrywisepuppy says: Being kind is more important than being clever. Well it is socially intelligent to overall be kind. Social animals dominate the top 5 lists of smartest animals in the animal kingdom (although … Read More
Post No.: 0925 Fluffystealthkitten says: Suggestion is simply a priming effect. It’s when someone causes you to see, hear or feel something by merely bringing it to your mind. The question, “Do you feel something on your scalp?” … Read More
Post No.: 0924 Furrywisepuppy says: Healthy living is beneficial for the well-being of both mind and body. It’s not just about disease prevention but also the way it makes us feel great! Being fit does help us to … Read More
Post No.: 0923 Fluffystealthkitten says: Being prosocial is a form of delayed gratification – doing something good for others now will increase the likelihood of something good coming back around to us one day. As long as … Read More
Post No.: 0922 Furrywisepuppy says: Like how obesity and addiction are increasingly being understood to be less as personal failings but as unfortunate products of an individual’s genetics and past experiences, and wider surrounding environment and culture – … Read More
Post No.: 0921 Furrywisepuppy says: A good academic paper will acknowledge the limitations of its own study, such as the assumptions made and relied upon, any missing data, the participant dropout rate and reasons, the lack of single … Read More
Post No.: 0920 Furrywisepuppy says: Trade unions divide opinions. One’s stance mainly depends on whether one is an employee, an employer or some other member of the public in a particular situation. (The latter group include customers of … Read More
Post No.: 0919 Furrywisepuppy says: Recommencing our discussion on moral obligations and community loyalty from Post No.: 0915 – your parents or adoptive parents may have spent a lot of energy and time raising you, but you never … Read More
Post No.: 0918 Furrywisepuppy says: So what is the typical procedure that an asylum seeker goes through? Firstly, the journey from their country of origin to their country of destination can take several years and take a … Read More
Post No.: 0917 Furrywisepuppy says: It’s always more powerful if you can get others to come to you rather than you going to them – so get networking so that others are aware of you and what you … Read More
Post No.: 0916 Furrywisepuppy says: ‘Post-traumatic amnesia’ occurs immediately after a traumatic blow to the head. This type of amnesia, where one is left disorientated, is usually temporary but can indicate a concussion. ‘Retrograde amnesia’ is hardly … Read More
Post No.: 0915 Furrywisepuppy says: A hot debate in philosophy concerns determining the essential telos or purpose of things e.g. is walking the course on foot an essential element of Tour-level golf? The telos is crucial because you … Read More
Post No.: 0914 Furrywisepuppy says: Capitalism has raised many people out of poverty. But materialism and excessive consumption bring environmental problems like resource depletion and pollution. You could argue that Soviet-style socialism eventually decimates itself but unfettered capitalism … Read More
Post No.: 0913 Furrywisepuppy says: Making charitable donations isn’t irrational – but if our aim is to save as many unfortunate lives as possible with our donations, we frequently make irrational choices. (We also often similarly behave irrationally … Read More
