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Via Abstruse Goose (heh, clever name), this image pretty well proves exactly how narrow a range of the EM spectrum we humans can readily detect with our natural senses. There’s a hell of a lot going on in this universe. The even more interesting thing is, I’m fairly certain all of that black area can [...]
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Check out Moral Relativism Magazine
January 14th, 2012 
Jason Thibeault Our close blog-buddy DuWayne Brayton has been published in a philosophy publication covering morality called Moral Relativism Magazine. I can only assume the purpose of the publication is to retake a label that the evangelical crowd has turned into a slur, considering that moral relativism is far more nuanced than “we should do whatever we [...]
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Tags: culture, DuWayne Brayton, homosexuality, miscegenation, moral relativism, morality, polyamory, social framework, society 
17 Comments »Study: even though women ask for raises, they don’t get them
January 14th, 2012 Jason Thibeault Why do women get fewer raises and less compensation for the same jobs, when they’re equally skilled? Because they don’t ask for those raises, so the myth goes. Turns out that’s not the whole story, though. Women DO ask for raises as often, they just don’t get them. And that’s still not the whole story, [...]
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