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74Rational Thoughts & Ideas
This hub can to be credited to Joyus Crynoid, Chuck Fiel, Scott Gruber, and others for motivating me with their comments while discussing some recent hubs of outstanding quality, such as ... Descent into Meaninglessness One Mans Religion is...
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79The Difference Between Philosophy and Religion
Humans are curious creatures, forever pondering the nature of existence and throwing up eternal questions...
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72Gypsy Tart - A recipe from my childhood
Gypsy tart is perculiar to the county of Kent and is a very sweet tart made at a time when foods were still on ration in the UK
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81How Max Weber’s Management Styles Might Respond-React to Change
How do various styles of business management respond to change? With change management being a primary focus/need of business in the 21st century, this Hub looks at classic management styles and how they might respond/react to change.
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68What is Project Risk
Project Risk Management Project Risk Management Risk is an inherent factor of virtually every human endeavor. Human beings naturally consider risk and reward as part of the decision-making process. The consideration is not always formalized and...
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69The Greatest Invention
Humankind has, and always has had, a remarkable talent for creation. It has produced language and art. It has built cities and machines. It has, over and over again, proved itself capable of moving an abstract concept in the brain to a physical...
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83Being A Schoolboy In World War II - A Reminiscence
Had you been in grade school in America during World War II and living in a civilian family, what might your life have been like? Here is the tale of one such schoolboy.
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67People You Dislike Instantly
Sometimes we see people who we dislike automatically, without even knowing why. It is human nature, and shouldn't be played down as "wrong".
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73What Really Causes Crime?
What Causes Crime? Criminologists have taken this age-old question and flipped it on its head, asking instead: What causes people to NOT commit crime. It’s these answers we find more collective, easy to gather, and less widespread. On the way...
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82A Line Drawn in Blood: Survival Horror vs. Action Horror
Has survival horror been swallowed up by big publishers and action-heavy game mechanics or is it on the brink of a new era? In this hub I discuss a couple of key points that distinguish survival horror from action horror and explain why and how some developers have failed to grasp the fundamentals of a survival horror design.
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