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This raises a number of important questions. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? ... How do people think about conspiracies? How are we to make sense of the relationship between mistrust of expertise and accusations of conspiracy?

This raises a number of important questions. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? ... How do people think about conspiracies? How are we to make sense of the relationship between mistrust of expertise and accusations of conspiracy?

In this talk, Professor Bourke explored the various ways that people in the past have interpreted unpleasant sensations. ... Is pain a productive force or solely destructive? How have people learnt to conduct themselves when in pain and what languages do

Peasants deteriorate into subsistence farmers where people retreat from the use of money and markets. ... Many people do not feel much about people in their street or neighbourhood.

Often people believe to be “free” when deciding between different choice options. ... Ever since the pioneering work of Benjamin Libet, neuroimaging studies have repeatedly shown that it is possible to predict the outcome of subjectively free

nature, and working towards a sustainable future for people and the planet. ... He considers the idea of conflict and co-existence and asks whether there was the space for people to thrive and for nature to survive in the modern day, from the

Abstract:. Kalmyk people show great respect to fire. Before any important undertaking, people perform the ritual of gal tyalgn (fire worship). ... Before moving to another place, people light candles, get rid of useless and old stuff by burning them on a

Again, people have said that the attributed inferiority reflects the way we classify the world. ... People increasingly live within enclosures, high fences surround them and protect them from other groups.

One possibly worrying trend is that such drugs are also used by healthy people (including students) illegally to enhance cognitive performance. ... ADHD medication can reduce criminality, often associated with untreated mental health disorders, and keep

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. usic is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

Keywords:. Abstract:. Music is common to all cultures and all people. ... Why do people listen to sad music? • Does listening to Mozart make you smarter or just happier? •

We uttered well wishes for the new place. In the past people migrated twice a year. ... In October, when it gets cold and starts snowing, people moved into their winter camps.

The same was true vice versa. Today, by contrast, people sit wherever they want and go wherever they wish. ... Even children became capricious. People have forgotten their traditions. Everyone speaks Russian, even old women barely know Kalmyk.

People drafting it on both the EU and British side deserve to be congratulated. ... forward. We could have a constitution convention process involving the people. “. Available Formats. Format. Quality. Bitrate. Size.

With the beginning of perestroika these young people took leading roles within the Central Spiritual Board of Buddhists of the USSR. ... In the past two decades, it was the most talented and dedicated young people who completed the full education.

Among the Yoruba of Nigeria, a woman was traditionally parcelled out between various people. ... We had no old people’s home like you. The old people were important.

Increasingly this was questioned. In the nineteenth century many people described religion as something constructed by humans. ... Too much sense of sin and guilt has weighed down and even destroyed many people.

Today, more people live in cities than in rural areas and, by 2050, this ratio is predicted to rise to 7 out of every 10 people. ... Early modern people understood collections of information as ‘treasuries’, both in a metaphorical and a material.