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  1. ScurveDream

    Differences between begging and working -- a comprehensive outlook of livelihood.

    I've heard that you should find a job so you don't fall in to the ranks of begging. After all, begging is just something asking for money and does not make any themselves, right? I wonder what percent of people would want or expect something from someone else who has to give it to them, ignoring...
    • ScurveDream
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    • lifestyle money social hierarchy social norms stress work
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    • Forum: Miscellaneous
  2. ScurveDream

    Homelessness: A Blessing In Disguise? Not So Bad In A Sense?

    I have always wondered if being homeless is really supposedly the "zero world" -- the rock bottom -- the sign that you've "lost the game of life." There are obviously cons of it like anything but has anyone really poked the proverbial bear of experience? Sure, it sounds bad which makes finding...
  3. ScurveDream

    The "Sin" Of Proudness & Position: The Way You Bargain Can Show Your Ego

    Have you not noticed this who always make sure to know "their place" in social orders/groups? It's not even an involuntary thing -- I'm talking one knowing "where they stand" because it is relevant to them to consider such a thing. Examples include people who deliberately make it known what...
  4. haidut

    Wasps Are Capable Of Logic, Recognizing Faces, And Socializing Based On Memories

    Every time I look at the title for this post I can’t help but think – so, how are wasps different from us humans? I think the answer is – not much, if at all. And this is pretty much what the study below argues, adding yet another piece to an already sizeable mountain of evidence showing that...
    • haidut
    • Thread
    • bee behavior deduction environment epigenetic facial recognition intellligence logical reasoning memory social hierarchy social interaction transitive inference wasp
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Scientific Studies
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