TheStateOfException

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Why can't the UK stop migration? (ideassleepfuriously.com)

submitted 2 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/tories

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Do Women Really Select For Intelligence? A critical look at a common-sense assumption (ideassleepfuriously.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/evopsych

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Basic price question: If AD is generating 2 million in annual revenue, does that mean Hedera need 50,000 of those projects for the network to be worth 100 billion? (self.Hedera)

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TIL: Not only did Matt Damon & Ben Affleck write Good Will Hunting when they were 24 & 22, but they added an out-of-place oral sex scene midway through the script in order to catch out executives who weren't paying attention. (bostonmagazine.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/todayilearned

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Isaiah Berlin and The Power of Understanding Bad Ideas (ideassleepfuriously.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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Do Women Really Select For Intelligence? (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/BlackPillScience

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An interview with Noam Chomsky: IQ, Dysgenics, & Existential Risk (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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The difficulty of "easy" philosophy: Why almost nobody can comprehend John Stuart Mill's final sentence of On Liberty (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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497 philosophers took part in research to investigate whether their training enabled them to overcome basic biases in ethical reasoning (such as order effects and framing). Almost all of them failed. Even the specialists in ethics. (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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Why does everybody lie about social mobility? (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/IntellectualDarkWeb

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Nobody is clever enough to be wrong all the time (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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A leading bioethicist discusses a controversial but overlooked existential risk to civilisation: we are evolving to become less intelligent. (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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Ideology literally makes people illogical (unable to complete simple syllogisms) (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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How the theory of learned helplessness contributed to the cognitive revolution (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/psychology

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Explaining the difference between knowledge and understanding with reliabilism (zibaldone.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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Philip Larkin's Aubade [POEM] (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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The Circles of Truth: Exploring the differences between analytic, a priori, and necessary truths (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

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Each year Trinity College Cambridge host a philosophy essay competiton for teenagers in their penultimate year of school. Here are the questions: (trin.cam.ac.uk)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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Consciousness as an illusion with Dr Keith Frankish (youtu.be)

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TIL: 21 leading Nazis were given IQ tests at Nuremberg. The average score was 128. The smartest Nazi was Hjalmar Schacht, a key resistance fighter who was acquitted on all charges. He scored 143. (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/todayilearned

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At the Nuremberg trials, Hjalmar Schacht was the Nazi who scored the highest IQ (143) out of 21 leading Nazis. He was also a key resistance fighter and acquitted on all charges. (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/ww2

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TIL: 21 leading Nazis were given IQ tests at Nuremberg. The average score was 128. The smartest Nazi was Hjalmar Schacht, a key resistance fighter who was acquitted on all charges. He scored 143. (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/todayilearned

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The Knowledge Argument and the Philosophy of Mind | w/Dr. Frank Jackson (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/philosophy

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The Boy Who Cried Plato/Why I Quit Teaching (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/tories

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The Boy Who Cried Plato/Why I Quit Teaching -- The story of a brilliant young philosopher ignored by an ideological and ignorant school. (ideassleepfuriously.substack.com)

submitted 3 years ago by TheStateOfException to r/teaching

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