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Nullius in verba

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@mdjunaidap 🔥

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@EPoe187 Johnny Cash - Hurt (cover of the Nine i
Inch Nails song)

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@coldxman @annakaharris Just listened to the podcast. Very interesting.
https://t.co/OcorF7O0nC
This classic TED talk gives the best idea of what it's like to be the right brain. At least as far as I'm aware of.

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@TheAnnaGat I see. Thats a very interesting take on evolutionary psychology/biology.

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@TheAnnaGat Interesting view.
I guess these are signs of evolutionary bio. Many other features of terrestrial creatures may be considered signs of an aquatic past. Impermeable skin is one of them. We mantain an "aquatic niche" inside our bodies.

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@Miss_Snuffy Another good example of how adventuring out of your domain of knowledge can be disastrous is Kary Mullis, nobel laureatte biochemist, that became an AIDS denialist. And he didn't go that far out.

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@sbkaufman I think the problem is that the most gov structures and ops are too stiff &/or complicated for the ever more rapidly changing tech, cultures, economics & demographics. I believe constitutions that facilitated iterative improvements on gov structures and ops could be the answer

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@Ry_Nomad Stealing a little from biochem and molec bio, i believe you want cultural "dynamic equilibrium". To achive it, you need a cultural "buffer solution", a kind of chemical checks and balances. That the reason diff' gov powers. Just hard to find a way of iteratively improve them.

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@TheAnnaGat Thank you😉👍

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I'm checking out the new #OfficePreview from Microsoft. You can download it here: http://t.co/DbsaReZo