When I was preparing for the SAT test in 1996, I had to test myself with several examples of analogies, such as the following question:
Bandage: Blood ::
a) Cable: Bridge b) Cast: Injury c) Fort: Army d) Dam: River
When I was preparing for the SAT test in 1996, I had to test myself with several examples of analogies, such as the following question:
Bandage: Blood ::
a) Cable: Bridge b) Cast: Injury c) Fort: Army d) Dam: River
If made more palatable, could cannibalism become a thing in the future?
The world’s most famous atheist, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, raised this question in a tweet earlier this week.
Dawkins’ tweet was prompted by an article in The Independent
Aspiring writers are frequently told that they should “become an expert in one thing” if they hope to someday make it big.
However, in our hyper-specialized modern society, the advice is fitting for just about any profession. The path to
When most people hear the word “secular,” they associate it with those who either don’t believe in God or don’t attend church and pray on a regular basis.
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