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Why Westerners Fear Robots and the Japanese Do Not - “Japanese don't make a distinction between man, the superior creature, and the world about him. Everything is fused together, and we accept robots easily along with the wide world about us, the insects, the rocks—it's all one.”
Why Westerners Fear Robots and the Japanese Do Not - “Japanese don't make a distinction between man, the superior creature, and the world about him. Everything is fused together, and we accept robots easily along with the wide world about us, the insects, the rocks—it's all one.”
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Why Westerners Fear Robots and the Japanese Do Not - “Japanese don't make a distinction between man, the superior creature, and the world about him. Everything is fused together, and we accept robots easily along with the wide world about us, the insects, the rocks—it's all one.”
Age-related weight gain has far more to do with our activity patterns than it does with our metabolism, which barely budges after 30. New research suggests that to achieve better health and reduce your risk of death from any cause, any kind of movement is better than little or none.
Age-related weight gain has far more to do with our activity patterns than it does with our metabolism, which barely budges after 30. New research suggests that to achieve better health and reduce your risk of death from any cause, any kind of movement is better than little or none.
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Age-related weight gain has far more to do with our activity patterns than it does with our metabolism, which barely budges after 30. New research suggests that to achieve better health and reduce your risk of death from any cause, any kind of movement is better than little or none.
Regular, but not recreational, cannabis use linked to greater impaired capacity to envision one’s future - New research suggests that regular cannabis use is associated with impairments in episodic foresight, or the capacity to envision the future, as reported in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
Regular, but not recreational, cannabis use linked to greater impaired capacity to envision one’s future - New research suggests that regular cannabis use is associated with impairments in episodic foresight, or the capacity to envision the future, as reported in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.
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Regular, but not recreational, cannabis use linked to greater impaired capacity to envision one’s future - New research suggests that regular cannabis use is associated with impairments in episodic foresight, or the capacity to envision the future, as reported in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.