It was pretty good. Interesting look into why exactly we are unable to tell when people are being truthful or not. It discusses a lot of different situations like spies being found in intelligence agencies, judges/law enforcement, or the efficacy of "enhanced interrogation tactics". It also touches on high profile cases like Nassar, Maddof, Bland etc.
RonnieB
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Just finished "Taking to Strangers" by Malcolm Gladwell. Currently reading "The Rise of Endymion" by Dan Simmons.
Will be looking for more sci-fi or sci-fi/horror to read next.
Nice, I just started The Rise of Endymion
I'd help them then immediately go online and beg for praise.
They still haven't even fixed the online co-op of the master chief collection though
The difference is that sit in's were directly related to what they were protesting against.
I wish I knew at the time that a good amount of pressure should come from pulling back at the shoulder of the fretting arm, bracing the guitar body with your strumming arm chicken wing. You can practice this by fretting the F without your thumb on the back.
Also, you could try to play the A barre chord at the 5th fret with the same shape as the F barre on the first fret. Will help build some strength
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Holy shit, micro transactions for fast travel? What the fuck
Another example of why arbitration agreements need to be illegal
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The Metamorphosis made me think of people dealing with chronic illnesses in real life and how they must feel, which made me sad.
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I laughed out loud when he gave the eloquent but long winded speech to his boss about how he would make everything right, and when he finishes his mother just screams