Well the quotes are because he is quoting all ladies on the planet, right?
If you hear people calling you a creep on a regular basis, you are clearly demonstrating some big red flags and you need to re-consider your behavior.
My dad failed a drug test because he ate like a few poppyseed muffins morning-of! So it's true! Nothing happened, though. They just re-tested him and were like, "Oh, it appears that you are not indulging in opium."
I think Parks&Rec is pretty progressive...
Just checked with my boyfriend. We would both consider having sex with a humanoid robot to be cheating.
I am too lazy to find this for you, but you should check out David Boonin-Vail's "a Defense of 'A Defense of Abortion'". Basically, it shows that if JJT's argument holds true for victims of rape, it holds true in all cases. (JJT obviously thinks it holds true in all cases, but there have definitely been philosophers…
Well, personally I would like my beliefs to make philosophical sense.
But we don't question whether or not an adult human who is far away from a hospital has a right to life.
Not to mention those "minor mathematical errors" become pretty substantial in size when you calculate lifetime failure rate as opposed to yearly failure rate.
An interesting point on that note that we talked about in my Philosophy of Reproduction class:
You should check this out: [spot.colorado.edu]
As a millennial, I kind of resent the fact that articles keep telling me what I can and cannot do. I am pretty sure every generation is told "OH MY GOD YOU ARE SO DUMB AND YOU ARE RUINING EVERYTHING!" and it's never true because not everyone born within two arbitrary years is exactly the same.
Oh oh oh! Evopsych and color is SO MUCH FUN!
Given that this study found men DON'T prefer red vaginas, I think what you're trying to say is "Fuck the people who thought it would be worth anyone's time to investigate this."
If you add sugar to the Koolaid, you will have a nice red yeast infection.
I came to do something similar, but you did it better than I would have, haha.
The nucleus accumbens isn't exactly new information— it was discovered in the 1950s by Olds & Milner and is considered one of the classic studies in psychology.