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Morality and Criminality: A Brief Ethical and Macrosocial Discourse

Peter Clark
October 20, 2016
Filed in: Politics • Psychology • Sociology

In our present society, it is taken as a given that criminality and morality are closely linked. However, the reality is that despite morality being a fundamental attribute of ethical assertion of criminality, the truth is that in present society, morality and criminality are drifting further and further apart. To understand this radical shift in ethical assertion of... read more

Why Are Women Traditionally The Ones Who Cook and Men Traditionally The Ones Who Work?

Peter Clark
September 19, 2016
Filed in: Psychology • Sociology

Since feminism has broken society and made it so that many women especially in the western world do know even know how to cook and often have a full time job, many people might be wondering why in fact men traditionally are the workers and women are traditionally the ones who cook. If you think about it, it will all make sense once I point out some fundamental aspects... read more

The Strong vs The Weak As Defined In A Nutshell By Various Political and Social Ideologies

Peter Clark
March 21, 2016
Filed in: Psychology

This is a comparison and social commentary, a brief description of the various political and social ideologies as defined within the perspective of the strong versus the weak. You may agree or you may find this highly controversial. This is yours to decide. This commentary may also help you understand and discern between the different ideologies. I have studied these... read more

Today I Ate a Peach Seed and I Am Still Alive and Feel Great

Terri Thoughtful
August 11, 2015
Filed in: Psychology

Today I felt daring so I decided to eat a peach seed. Peach seeds (nuts) are great, they are a little bitter but taste a little like almonds+peach. At first the bitter is not a good taste but after a few seconds of chewing it's pretty good. At first I didn't realize that the whole pit was not the nut you eat. A little googling and I realized that actually I was looking... read more

One Trait That Everyone In A Relationship Should Have, Or At Least Be Aware Of

Odi Martinez
April 22, 2015
Filed in: Psychology

What characteristic or trait do you look for in a romantic partner? Is it a nice body, good hair, someone you can hold a meaningful conversation with, or simply someone who can accept you for who you are? We all have a sense, or a general idea of what we want out of a relationship - or maybe we can even say, our own agenda. Whether it's physical or goes beyond that,... read more

Women are not “attracted to” money. Women who say they are, are only greedy for money; no more than a greedy man.

Peter Clark
September 8, 2014
Filed in: Psychology • Relationships

Society wants people to think that women are attracted to money and power. That's simply not true. You may be thinking, "yes they are!", and in a way you're right, but I will explain. All humans are attracted to money and power. It's not a sexual thing though. It's more like a "greed thing". Women are not attracted to money and power like they are attracted to... read more

Good People vs Bad People

Terri Thoughtful
September 3, 2014
Filed in: Psychology • Relationships

I used to think that all people were good. I was brainwashed. Now I believe that most or at least many people are inherently good, although some are bad at being good; but some people are truly evil, to their very core. If you aren't made aware if these truly evil people, you will just get taken advantage of and hurt, again and again. Good People Good people... read more

Why do we get angry at customer service?

Terri Thoughtful
August 15, 2014
Filed in: Psychology

I speculate that the majority of time we are angry at customer service people is largely due to believing we understand the whole picture, resulting in feeling a sense of entitlement; when in reality we simply do not see the whole picture. This is evidenced by the calming effect that results which abates a person's anger at customer service, once that person is given an... read more

Best Places To Meet Women

Terri Thoughtful
August 14, 2014
Filed in: Psychology • Relationships

Best Places To Meet Women You might be wondering, "where can I meet women?" There are a lot of places! Here are some of the best places you can meet women so you don't have to stay single! Friends Of Friends - the place that most people meet their spouses is within existing social circles. So get out there and make some more plutonic friends! It may lead to... read more

The online dating world and women with fake profiles | Part 2

Peter Clark
August 14, 2014
Filed in: Relationships

Okay, so it has been a couple of weeks since I started online dating. I have been becoming discouraged. Not because of lack of interest, mind you. I am becoming reluctant to even want to meet with any girls, because I have yet to meet a single girl who looked anything like their online profile. So far I have met three girls. I have 5 others who wanted to meet, but I'll... read more

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