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How Your Cat Is Making You Crazy - The Atlantic

How Your Cat Is Making You Crazy
The Atlantic
Because he struggles with English and is not much of a conversationalist even in his native tongue, he rarely travels to scientific conferences. That “may be one of the reasons my theory is not better known,” he says. And, he believes, his views may ...

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Does Online Dating Make It Harder to Find 'the One'? - TIME

TIME

Does Online Dating Make It Harder to Find 'the One'?
TIME
Some online dating sites, for example, attempt to predict attraction based on qualities like whether people prefer scuba diving to shopping, or reading to running, or whether they tend to be shy or more outgoing. But social science studies have found ...
In modern valentine quest, dating is digitalFox News
Be Wary Of Online Dating, Texas A&M Prof AdvisesKBTX
Dating sites don't always clickNorthwest Herald

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Nick Benton's Gay Science No. 70: Gay Sensibility & the American Revolution, Pt. 1 - Falls Church News Press

Nick Benton's Gay Science No. 70: Gay Sensibility & the American Revolution, Pt. 1
Falls Church News Press
By Nicholas F. Benton This series is not as a history, or a memoir, but an argument, a case for a better perception of gay identity, based on evidence that far from a random phenomenon or corruption, the genus of same-sex erotic attraction is a vital, ...

Volcano Primo - The Commercial Dispatch

The Commercial Dispatch

Volcano Primo
The Commercial Dispatch
None of them have caught the literary, artistic, historical, or scientific imagination like Mount Vesuvius. Part of its attraction is that it is the only active volcano on the European mainland (there's Etna, but it is in Sicily).

Primitive Attraction: Magnetized Moon Rock Points to Lunar Core's Active Past - Scientific American

Scientific American

Primitive Attraction: Magnetized Moon Rock Points to Lunar Core's Active Past
Scientific American
"Even then it's not trivial," says Ian Garrick-Bethell, a planetary scientist at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC), who was the lead author of the 2009 study. "It's nice because this sample is also very pristine, like the previous sample ...

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