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 The love PoliceCheck this video out, it's a good video:)! Help and Support them Started by simon |
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Jan 9, 2010 Reply by Marcel |
 Everything is OKJust found these guys on youtube, i think it's great what they're doing, here's a few of their videos i thought were quite entertaining, th… Started by Theory |
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Aug 22, 2009 Reply by Karandash |
 OriginsEveryone has their own view on the origin of life and the Universe, most people seem to follow the ideas that evolution explains the divers… Started by Chris |
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May 22, 2008 Reply by Riles.S |
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Condemning others to validate ourselves.
Started by Lore in I Power: Self-Development Activism. Last reply by Rob 20 hours ago. 3 Replies 0 Likes
The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation"
Started by Aya in Off-Topic. Last reply by Aya on Thursday. 33 Replies 1 Like
Lexical argumentation and its merit
Started by Anthony D in Off-Topic. Last reply by Anthony D on Thursday. 21 Replies 0 Likes
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Graham James Collins posted a status"The serious consideration of the Mars-one application. What extreme ramifications this new world discovery will play."
Rob replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves." Taking the time to understand someone is harder to do when the behavior can be considered abhorrent. What is being discussed in the comments section is very…"
Bart replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."let he who has not sinned throw the first rock?
I should also mention that many people regard their way as "the best" way. If you do something a different way, you're shaking that belief, and they become defensive."
The Shiznit replied to The Shiznit's discussion Science Proves the Existence of God? in the group Transhumanism"In the beginning... was the code.
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Anthony D replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."An interesting thing to look into is the "Fundamental attribution Error". It explains what you experience.
The fundamental attribution error has to do with what we think causes behavior or outcomes. When we look at ourselves and…"
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