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September 16, 2014

Light-on-dark color schemes, the standard for camera body and lens settings

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Image gallery first, then some discussion.         In the visual display of information, one of the most basic yet unap...
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September 12, 2014

With the smartwatch, Jobs' gay successor has undermined Apple's conformist aesthetic and obsession with gadgets

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Leave it to a homo to so fundamentally misunderstand Apple's appeal to its zombie cult audience. (Gays are at best culture-bearers but m...
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September 11, 2014

Incarceration within the status-striving and inequality cycle: Prison boom driven by careerist prosecutors

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Periods of rising inequality and status-striving are marked by a punitive rather than a rehabilitative approach to criminal justice. The d...
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September 6, 2014

Transplant politicians in status-striving times

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When the popular mindset switches from trying to accommodate others to advancing the self, people's pursuits resemble one or another kin...
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September 4, 2014

Are generations the strongest form of an in-group?

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All this talk about the Boomers being responsible for so much that's gone wrong economically and politically over the past 30-odd years ...
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September 2, 2014

"Boo unions" - another generational divide

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This earlier post showed a generational divide in believing that your taxes are too high: compared to the Greatest Gen, Silents, and Boomer...
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September 1, 2014

Incumbency and over-production of elites in journalism

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Like most other people my age, I haven't watched the news on TV in a very long time, not since high school in the mid-to-late 1990s. At ...
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August 30, 2014

Can stronger social connections help out children from broken homes?

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Data and analysis are in the post below . This is more of a conceptual overview of the topic. The the nature vs. nurture "debate,...
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Children of divorce less depressed as young adults if they grew up in socially connected times

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Introductory post here . The General Social Survey asks a question about how happy you are, and most people say pretty happy. Since that...
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