Joe Spurr
I live in Boston and work toward transparency.
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Magic Lantern v2.3 Install Guide
Thinking about it.
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I can’t stop clicking through on MAXGIF.
…and now I don’t have to. After expressing my love for the site to William Wilkinson, and suggesting to offer an auto-slideshow effect, he told me to
::drumroll::
“trying clicking ‘A’”
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How to confuse a moral compass
People can be tricked into reversing their opinions on moral issues, even to the point of constructing good arguments to support the opposite of their original positions, researchers report today in PLoS ONE.
People were even willing to argue in favour of the reversed statements: A full 53% of participants argued unequivocally for the opposite of their original attitude in at least one of the manipulated statements, the authors write. Hall and his colleagues have previously reported this effect, called ‘choice blindness’, in other areas, including taste and smell and aesthetic choice.
via exp.lore
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