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Altruism : Not in My Back Yard! are You a True Giver?

by momofplenty in Advice, May 11, 2012
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Altruism or being altruistic is when one gives selflessly.

Be Selfish – Not to be Selfless.

by maryam mueena in Philosophy, January 8, 2012
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Be Selfish – Not to be Selfless.

Newborns Distinguish Right and Wrong

by aheed411 in Education, October 10, 2011
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A new study finds that children can at the age of 15 months to distinguish between right and wrong. According to British newspaper Daily Mail, the researchers at the University of Washington found that the distinction between what is right and wrong skill found in children even at the age of 15 months.

Torque: Take Care of Each Other on a Daily Basis

by amrubhai in Relationships, September 20, 2011
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Being happy together, have fun, build a strong and intimate accomplice … A contract is torque, even implicitly, of these ideals in love.

Ten Mysterious Human Behaviour

by CHIPMUNK in Psychology, June 19, 2011
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Human behaviour goes back in time.

“Consciousness and a Sense of Self”

by samansil in Psychology, May 31, 2011
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Personal identity depends on consciousness and self-awareness, together with a sense of agency and continuity. Such characteristics are greatly facilitated by the capacity for language.

Changing and Helping Others

by ashish lokhande in Advice, May 17, 2011
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What is conformity? Acquiescence is accumulation access in action. Amusing access is accepted and it consists of people’s efforts to change added people’s behaviors.

Why is Unselfishness Important in a Relationship?

by Adrn0919 in Relationships, October 14, 2010
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People wonder why they can’t find companionship. Maybe cause they aren’t unselfish.

Good & Evil

by Dimitri Marshall in Philosophy, October 4, 2010
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Good and evil are one of many contrasting terms defined by human beings, including day and night, high and low, introvert and extrovert, fascism and Marxism, and so forth. Humans are, by nature, observational creatures and we are constantly trying to make sense of what we observe. Some of our termed polar opposites are much more subjective than good and evil, like day and night for example. Most, if not all, humans perceive day to be when the sun is above the horizon, whereas, by contrast, night is when the sun is below the horizon. In both cases, humans generally agree on the same perception of day and night.

Sleepless Nights and Heavy Thoughts

by Dimitri Marshall in Psychology, July 21, 2010
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I’ve often thought about how we can describe human nature and behavior. How can we find a constructual and organized perspective of how and why we do what we do. People have been thinking about that same question for thousands of years now, and many have very different answers. I’ve only come to two.

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