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The Life and Tumbls. You'll find Rants, Links, but mostly information about me and my opinions.
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I write a lot about social/political/world issues and you may or may not agree with my opinions. I am not and do not claim to be an expert on any of the topics, and am only presenting my thoughts formed from knowledge gained through research or school. Feel free to let me know what you think, I am always open to new ideas and perspectives.
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New Page to collect all Posts related to Society/World Issues: Thoughts on Society
Many posts are big blog post style, so a "Read More" link is used to shorten posts for feeds.
Some of my posts will be emotional or controversial. Always refer to the "Read More" sentence. Thanks.
I write a lot about social/political/world issues and you may or may not agree with my opinions. I am not and do not claim to be an expert on any of the topics, and am only presenting my thoughts formed from knowledge gained through research or school. Feel free to let me know what you think, I am always open to new ideas and perspectives.
Any Questions, Comments, or Concerns? Praises or Objections? Put it in the Ask!
New Page to collect all Posts related to Society/World Issues: Thoughts on Society
Interesting little piece at Sociological Images that endeavors to provide a social explanation for the rise in Autism cases. The article makes the argument that Autism cases aren’t actually increasing, but we as a society is simply getting better -and more aware- of noticing and diagnosing it. In particular, higher class families may be even more *aware* and likely to spot the signs and have it diagnosed, as well as spread that information through their networks. It’s a theory, but an interesting one.
