Tive muito êxito na vida. E agora decidi fazer da minha vida um êxito.
Busco o que é perene e eterno neste Universo composto de mudança.
Portanto tenho muito com que me entreter.
Aqui vou publicando textos e links que acho serem suficientemente curiosos para trocarmos ideias sobre os temas focados.
Muitos têm que ver com as minhas dúvidas.
Portanto um blog de discussão.
Com poucas certezas. Pois obviamente tudo o que aqui se diz é pura ficção.
terça-feira, 23 de fevereiro de 2010
A Permacultura e o Principe de Gales
No Brasil ele visitou as instalacoes do IPA. E quer uma suinicultura daquelas na casa dele.
Este principe desde sempre lutou e praticou a Agricultura Bio. Muito atacado foi por isto.
E a Permacultura e ume evolucao para melhor da Agricultura Bio.
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Source: GenomeWeb http://www.genomewe b.com/blog/ unnatural- preferences- intelligent- people?utm_ source=feedburne r&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign= Feed%3A+genomewe b%2Fdailyscan+ %28The+Daily+ Scan%29 The "Unnatural" Preferences of Intelligent People February 25, 2010
A new study may finally put to bed the age-old question: Are liberals smarter than conservatives? Well, it would appear so. The study, which will appear in the March 2010 issue Social Psychology Quarterly, advances a new theory suggests that more intelligent people are more likely than less intelligent people to adopt preferences and values that are considered "evolutionarily novel." The researchers say that our intelligent ancestors were able to find new and novel ways to work out problems for which there were no innate solutions. The theory argues that humans are designed by evolution to be conservative, and care mostly about their own families and friends, and that being liberal means caring about an indefinite number of genetically unrelated strangers they never meet or interact with, which is evolutionarily novel. So more intelligent children may be more likely to grow up to be liberals. However, one finding of the study is that more intelligent people are no more or no less likely to value such evolutionarily familiar entities as marriage, family, children, and friends.
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Source: GenomeWeb
http://www.genomewe b.com/blog/ unnatural- preferences- intelligent- people?utm_ source=feedburne r&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign= Feed%3A+genomewe b%2Fdailyscan+ %28The+Daily+ Scan%29
The "Unnatural" Preferences of Intelligent People
February 25, 2010
A new study may finally put to bed the age-old question: Are liberals smarter than conservatives? Well, it would appear so. The study, which will appear in the March 2010 issue Social Psychology Quarterly, advances a new theory suggests that more intelligent people are more likely than less intelligent people to adopt preferences and values that are considered "evolutionarily novel." The researchers say that our intelligent ancestors were able to find new and novel ways to work out problems for which there were no innate solutions. The theory argues that humans are designed by evolution to be conservative, and care mostly about their own families and friends, and that being liberal means caring about an indefinite number of genetically unrelated strangers they never meet or interact with, which is evolutionarily novel. So more intelligent children may be more likely to grow up to be liberals. However, one finding of the study is that more intelligent people are no more or no less likely to value such evolutionarily familiar entities as marriage, family, children, and friends.
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