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It’s True, We’re Biased0
- August 17, 2016
These days it’s fashionable to chastise people by calling them “biased.” The accusation of “bias” is supposed to leave the accused cowering and begging for forgiveness. We frequently see this accusation hurled about on our social media sites, where we reach up to 10 million individuals weekly. You see, “bias” has been turned into a
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So you think you’re smart? Take the Final Jeopardy quiz and find out.0
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- August 16, 2016
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Why ‘Star Wars’ Is Crushing ‘Star Trek’ in Pop Culture0
- Culture
- August 16, 2016
This should be Star Trek’s moment. The franchise is celebrating its 50th anniversary, a new film is now in theaters and Comic-Con just delivered a peek at the latest Star Trek TV series. So why are so many people still more enthusiastic about Star Wars? Because traditional storytelling still trumps 21st century revisionism and political
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Reading Books Linked to Longer Lifespans0
- Culture
- August 16, 2016
The health benefits of exercise have been cited over and over again in numerous scientific journals and classrooms. The gist is simple: living like a couch potato can have grave consequences. Not only that, but sitting for long periods of time has also been found to have detrimental side effects. Finally, we have a bit
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When Fewer Men Farm, A Civilization Dies0
- Culture
- August 16, 2016
At the time of the America’s founding, 95 percent of its population lived on farmland, and only 5 percent lived in urban areas. Fast forward to today, and these numbers have dramatically flip-flopped. Currently, a whopping 81% of people live in urban areas and only 19% live in rural areas. What is more, only about
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250-Year-Old Pamphlet Offers Clue on Fixing Education1
- Education
- August 16, 2016
In the last several years, it’s become increasingly common for editorial cartoons to depict young college graduates working at fast food joints. The message is clear: the cost of a college degree is inflated while the value is diminishing. Such a state has caused many students to wonder if college is the best option for
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