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Category Archives: Polyamory
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (April 3, 2016)
Children When someone doesn’t want kids, people often respond by saying things like, “You’ll change your mind later,” or “you’ll want kids someday.” Here’s an article about parents who regret having kids. Culture Television that has romantic and relationship themes … Continue reading
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Nov. 30, 2015)
Dating People are rated more attractive when they are in groups rather than seen alone. This is known as the cheerleader effect. In a way, having a wingman or a wingwoman would be a good idea. A comic about what … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Economics, Environment, Guns, Immigration, News, Polyamory, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality
Tagged Climate Change, Dating, Economics, Environment, Guns, Immigration, News, Polyamory, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (July 13, 2015)
Animals Need to have your dog walked but don’t have time? There’s an app for that. Books How to publish a philosophy book. Economics Most American poor aren’t unemployed, but have low-paying jobs. Euthanasia A young Belgian 24-year old woman … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Euthanasia, Guns, Incarceration, Marriage, News, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality
Tagged Animals, Books, Economics, Euthanasia, Guns, Incarceration, Marriage, News, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality, Swearing
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (July 5, 2015)
Emotions The History of Slut-Shaming from Rome to cyberspace. Ethics Through the work of Molly Crocket, taking anti-depressants makes one more moral, taking dopamine-enhancing drugs can make one more selfish. The interesting thing about this is that taking drugs can … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Emotions, Ethics, Justice, Love, Marriage, Polyamory, Polyamory, Relationships, Sexuality
Tagged Emotions, Polyamory, Relationships, Sex Education, Sexuality, Slut-Shaming
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (May 31, 2015)
Abortion Majority of Americans are pro-choice: Animals There’s an app where you can walk someone else’s dog and get paid for it. Anti-Natalism Listen to an interview with David Benatar about the Harm of Coming Into Existence. Note: I’ve written … Continue reading
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Apr. 5, 2015)
Animals Cats relax to music, especially classical. Drugs There’s an association between long marijuana usage in teens and a smaller hippocampus. In short, the more you smoke marijuana as a teen, the more likely your long-term memory will be affected. … Continue reading
Posted in Drug Use, Economics, Ethics, Gender, Health, Marriage, Politics, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Religion, Same-Sex, Sexuality, Time
Tagged Animals, Cats, Drug Usage, Economics, Ethics, Family, Gender, Health, Marriage, Ontological Argument, Politics, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Religion, Same-Sex, Sexuality, Time
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Sept. 17, 2013)
Gender Germany allows third gender on birth certificates. Women still spend more time taking care of children than men do. Natalism An article about how those who voluntarily choose to be childless are stigmatized as selfish and materialistic. Another article … Continue reading
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Aug. 11, 2013)
Art Touching Strangers is an art project where total strangers embrace each other as if they knew each other, but they are total strangers. Economics Wal-Mart’s worst nightmare. Fashion This is how clothes should fit. Justice Wanna donate to charity … Continue reading
Posted in Aesthetics, Anti-Natalism, Economics, News, Polyamory, Relationships, Sexuality
Tagged Art, Economics, News, Relationships, Sexuality
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Book Review: Sex at Dawn by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá
I’ve wanted to read this book for a while, but it was always at the back burner. However, a friend recommended this to me and so I quickly read this. I’ve now read it twice. Most of it was interesting … Continue reading
