The far left believes human behavior derives from social learning, while the far right believes behavior is "in our nature." The far left wants to change things and thus, must argue that our nature is highly plastic. The far right does not favor change and thus argues that we are, biologically, the way we are. Those who are not as agenda-driven believe nature and nurture are both strong sources of behavior and interact together.

Steamed Hot Pockets?

Whoever made the list doesn't understand the context of use for which many these cars were designed. In the older European cities the roads are narrow and windy. The "how fast can it go from 0-60" criterion is well-nigh meaningless in that context. For instance, a car with rear entry could be parked much closer to the cars on either side. Creative solutions to problems have to be judged in the context of their origin.

LisaD. Your point is: Because much free speech is not high quality speech it should be disallowed.

Sorry Philboyd, better luck next time.

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