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Dictionary » A » Attitudes AttitudesAn enduring, learned predisposition to behave in a consistent way toward a given class of objects, or a persistent mental and/or neural state of readiness to react to a certain class of objects, not as they are but as they are conceived to be. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: What are some ways to boost your immune system?... because, again, english isn't my native language - there's a big chance that there's actually not much disagreement between us, just different attitudes/perspective to the same problem, for instance autoimmunity for me is also a sign of weakened immunity, but not in the strict sense - of course ...
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Re: Science and Christianity... science in terms of what each tells me about the world? If not a conflict in the realm of facts, is there, perhaps, a conflict in the methods and attitudes of each toward finding truths about the world? Must I, to be consistent, choose between my love of God and my love of science? Because of ...
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Re: evolution debate... just said there are several possible explanations. I do not know if there is a creator deity or not. Both are possible. This is not an attitude. Attitudes are for the religious who believe without evidence - an approach known as 'faith'. I look purely at the evidence. If the evidence points to ...
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Re: Growing Taller... They are also susceptible to more spinal and joint injuries compared to those with average height. May be, these be considered as sour grapes attitudes of shorter guys, but will be interesting to directly hear from the horse's mouth, any comments welcome. Koyal
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Buller and the origin of promiscuity among modern humans... different evolutionary histories for our three species, this would be in fact consistent with them having undoubtedly developed three different attitudes with regard to violence/reconciliation. I think therefore that Buller has failed to prove that promiscuity is a straightforward holdover from ...
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