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Do-gooders get voted off island first: People don’t really like unselfish colleagues, psychologists find
This explains a lot about my life. It also explains some of the short-comings of society in general. Do-gooders get voted off island first: People don’t really like unselfish colleagues, psychologists find.
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Tagged anthropology, behavior, business, group, hierarchy, nice, people, politics, psychology, ranking, sociology
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Intelligence: The Evolution of Night Owls | Psychology Today
The study thinks 12:29am (1:44am on weekends) is late? Amateurs. If you’re still awake after 3:30am, we’ll talk. Intelligence: The Evolution of Night Owls | Psychology Today.
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Tagged bedtime, brain, evolution, intelligence, late, mental, night owl, psychology
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Some Things I Get, Some Things I Don’t Get
Some things in life you like, some you dislike. Some things transcend that in our Venn Diagram of understanding: the things you “get” and the things you “don’t get”.
Posted in Musings
Tagged fads, justin bieber, media, oprah, psychology, sociology, steve jobs, steve wozniak, trends, understanding
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The Natural Social Leveling of Twitter
Barracuda Networks says that only 21% of Twitter account holders were “true users”. I don’t think that’s a bad thing.
Posted in Snippets
Tagged active, anonymity, follow, follower, internet, lead, leader, participation, passive, psychology, social network, sociology, twitter, voice
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T:TSCC 0206 – The Tower Is Tall But the Fall Is Short
Analysis and opinions of the season 2 episode “The Tower Is Tall But the Fall Is Short” from Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Posted in Diversions, TSCC
Tagged ai, artificial intelligence, cameron phillips, catherine weaver, children, dr sherman, john connor, mental health, mothers, psychology, sarah connor, science fiction, scifi, television, terminator, the turk, ttscc, tv
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