Author: Darin
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Speed dating?
One of the things I would like to see Kansas City do in the future is host some speed dating sessions. Well, that was until now:
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Reading Faces to Detect Poverty?
This is an interesting study on how neutral faces can be read to reliably detect aspects of socioeconomic status. The big question: Will this ever be used with facial recognition software?
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A Rare Study on Moral Judgments in Terrorists
From several recently released studies using a sample of 66 ex-combatants and 66 control participants showed considerable similarities in all investigated areas except one: Moral judgment. The 66 ex-combatants were incarcerated in Columbia and former paramilitary operators. Baez, S., Herrera, E., Trujillo, N., Manes, F., Young, L., & Ibañez, A. (2016). Aberrant moral judgment in extremist…
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Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt
Why not visit a place with more pyramids? One problem: Its Sudan.
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CVE in the Corrections World
Since the beginnings of corrections, inmates have utilized the jails and prisons as platforms for further criminal actions. Correctional facilities are a breading ground for gangs and other groups linked to violent actions. There are many reasons why inmates are primed for breading: captive audience; anti-American/anti-law enforcement sentiment; desire for power/revenge; and, possess desirable skills.…
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