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This post was written by Adrien Fillon from the University of Aix-Marseille, France, who led a meta-analysis of the "exceptionality effect" discussed in this post. Gilad Feldman, the corresponding ...
Turns out many of the cities we typically think of as great ones probably wouldn't show up near the top of most rankings, if Luis Bettencourt of the Santa Fe Institute has his way. He and his ...
“Robert is an agnostic “Christian” struggling to understand how the Jewish Problem exists, survives and how it is that, as regards American-Jews, the main population under discussion since I am a ...
A couple years ago, I posted an interview here with a friend of mine who is twice exceptional. Twice exceptional (or “2e”), as I noted back then, is the term used for those individuals who have dual ...
This post was written by Adrien Fillon from the University of Aix-Marseille, France, who led a meta-analysis of the "exceptionality effect" discussed in this post. Gilad Feldman, the corresponding ...
This article analyses the ‘European refugee crisis’ in the context of Northern Finland, building on the concepts of exceptionality and affect. Conventionally, exceptionality is conceptualised from the ...
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