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Pink, White, Blue, Green, Yellow, or Nada? (updated 8/20/2015)
Over the course of the last several years, I’ve been conducting a study of human preferences. Admittedly, it’s a work in progress, and I’m careful not to describe it as a scientific investigation. Indeed, it’s just an observational exercise, but … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behavior, Human Nutrition
Tagged aspartame, Equal, Splenda, Stereotyping, stevia, sucralose, sucrose, sugar, Sweet, sweeteners
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Demonizing
Leonard Pitts writes a column that appears in our local paper on a regular basis. In my opinion, what he says is usually interesting, and I admire his ability to present his points with clarity and passion. Ironically, I almost always … Continue reading
Posted in Human Behavior, Politics
Tagged Conservative, Defamation, Democrat, Demonizing, Gallup, Independent, Jr., Leonard Pitts, Liberal, Moderate, Republican, Robert Kennedy, Stereotyping
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Young vs. Old and Other Artificial Dichotomies
In my most recent post, I admitted to being old, conservative, and educated. Labels! Why do I associate myself with such terms, and what do they mean? What age is old? What does it mean to be a conservative? How … Continue reading
Posted in Human Nutrition, Musings, Politics
Tagged Conservative, Gallup, Liberal, Moderate, Stereotyping
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