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... a non-quick decision if your distinction is blurred. What distinction are you referring to? Or is this a rhetorical question? If it takes more than one nerve cell to make a quick decision, how many nerves must be firing before its not a quick decision? More than one?
... and cumbersome network of activity takes place in your brain even with the quickest decision. How much activity makes a non-quick decision if your distinction is blurred. What distinction are you referring to? Or is this a rhetorical question? If it takes more than one nerve cell to make a quick decision, how many nerves must be firing before its not a quick decision?
... decisions are quick decisions; it's called an identity. My "position" is that Americans are generally more individualistic than community minded and that self-interest probably had more of an influence on the people in your example than what their neighbors thought. And the realization that ...
... quick decisions are quick decisions; it's called an identity. My "position" is that Americans are generally more individualistic than community minded and that self-interest probably had more of an influence on the people in your example than what their neighbors thought. And the realization that ...
... area per human and this includes the oceans. Insanity is a normal built in evolved human condition, ...?v=gwZD59Ic9T8 http://youtube.com/watch?v=xxCay1j5QCI This is the most immediate, most overlooked argument for Malthus, not the usual "not going to be enough food" or "the freeways are too crowded" arguments. Except for a few like Woody Allen, most ...
... other problems, however, nations and peoples will go insane. Insanity is a normal built in evolved human condition, .... Just like any good cockroach infestation. "Happy Hubris!" This is the most immediate, most overlooked argument for Malthus, not the usual "not going to be enough food" or "the freeways are too crowded" arguments. Except for a few like Woody Allen, most ...
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...> I believe an increasing population encourages more competition and political manipulation. The biggest difference I've...big cities drive me up the wall, there are more jobs. I do have another place but it'... noticed my behaviour had changed significantly -- I was more aggressive, less patient, and all around more irritable. I'm sure I could have adapted eventually -- then again ...
