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83Why Haven't We Made Contact With or Been Visited Yet by Extraterrestrials / Aliens
Ever wonder why there is no hard evidence of aliens having visited us? Read on to find out why aliens haven't made contact with us yet!!
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76Concerning drugs, Wonderland, religion, and Don Quixote
On Facebook, Hubpages, and so many other sites, the prompt given to inspire us to write, is “What’s on your mind?” A more appropriate question, it seems to me, would be, “What’s your mind on?” Neurobiology, and in particular brain...
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88Ellsberg Paradox
The Ellsberg paradox is a way of explaining human nature's aversion to uncertainty. It is also often referred to as ambiguity aversion. It was named after Daniel Ellsberg who popularized the concept. There are many variations on the ways of...
85Abilene Paradox - Why Do We Say Yes When We Mean No
Why do we often say Yes when we really want to say No? It is a paradox that Jerry Harvey explored in his book, "The Abilene Paradox." This is an easy-to-understand synopsis of that paradox and why I believe it exists.
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70Final Fantasy XIII-2 Boss Guide: how to beat Paradox Alpha
The key to succeeding against Paradox Alpha is to 'beat' the cinematic sequences - you won't take much damage and you'll stagger the boss easy.
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80Understanding And Solving Zeno's Paradox
Zenos Paradox has been around since before Christ and has baffled many people. An explanation and debunking of the paradox; why it is no paradox at all but a simple mathematical description of what we see happening all around us.
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78Fractal Geometry :: Fractals in Nature
A fractal is defined as a "rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is (at least approximately) a reduced-size copy of the whole," according to their "discoverer" Benoit Mendelbrot (Nov. 20, 1924 – Oct. 14,...
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83Diet and Eating Habits-The French Paradox
The French Paradox is simply the phenomenon that the French eat high-fat food, drink wine, smoke, rarely participate in structured exercise, but remain thinner and have less heart disease than other countries. I have already discussed the effects...
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75The Simple Explanation That Resolves Christian Paradoxes
From the time a weary scribe made the first changes that altered a key meaning in the text while hand-copying a gospel manuscript to later eras when philosophers pondered the apparent contradictions between...
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78Scissors Is A Very Strange Word: A Paradox Among Words
"Scissors" is one of the odd words in the English Language that appear as a plural even when only one is meant. This article takes a humorous look at this oddity.
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