Ain't no shame in his game 4 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I think guest and host are poor examples of humanity.
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It is not your burden yet, sweet child 11 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I want to give credit the Roseville, MN school district. The main summer/after school childcare program is run by the school district, and is held in the schools. During the summer, the program (Friendship Academy) provides free breakfast to any school age child that shows up. The thought is that for some kids, school lunch may play a significant role in their overall nutrition and they may otherwise just go without.
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This cute cat just LOVES road trips! 1 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I really like the sign/display idea. My dogs frequently come with me, and I worry some good intentioned moron will break my window.
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A beautiful way to look at things 3 comments
One last bamboozling 9 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I'd just like to say that I appreciate your well-researched comments. I may not always agree with your take on the facts (not that I can think of a specific instance, but I doubt I totally agree with anyone), but I trust your integrity and recognize your thoughtfulness.
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I would ride this stalion in to battle 4 comments
Teach your children young 6 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I don't know, having a teen, I can see this happening. I think the only wrong part, is caring she won't talk. Won't talk? Hell, let me not give you two phones.
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I got this for my birthday present. 5 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I'd like to get something like that for my wife. Any idea where to look?
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What shall we call him? 4 comments
This sounds like a win, win, win situation 8 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
I honestly enjoy tipping, actually over-tipping. I spent a lot of years working at jobs that had a gratuity component; I remember the pleasure I got from receiving a large tip. It was more than the money, it felt like actually being seen. Now that I actually have a reasonably well paying career, it feels like a responsibility to use a portion of my resources to help or make others happy. I get that some of it may just be feeding my ego, but I also know it feels right and I never felt bad about getting a good tip, regardless of the person's motivation.
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For All Those Anti-Vaccine People... Here's A Little Science 17 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
In the analogy the more vulnerable are those who cannot be vaccinated to to other infirmities or lack of agency, e.g. children.
In Finland, PhD's are awarded a sword as a symbol to defend what is right and true 7 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
Seeing people talk about their work is different from actually seeing them at work, e.g. clinical psychologists have Ph.D.'s (though technically some have Psy.D's and some clinicians with Master's degrees have been grandfathered in).
For All Those Anti-Vaccine People... Here's A Little Science 17 comments
metaanalysis
· 4 years ago
Of course not guest. One does not have to escape a burning building, but one does not have the right to impede the escape of others, especially others who are more vulnerable and will have a harder time achieving safety.
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