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Estudio global revela el perfil de inmigrante más y menos aceptado según ciudadanos de 36 países

Un estudio publicado en Science Advances con participantes de 36 países revela el perfil idealizado de inmigrante más aceptado: mujer joven, altamente cualificada, con buen trabajo, que hable el idioma local y sea de la religión dominante. En contraste, los menos aceptados son ho

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social.elpais.com·📰 News·3d ago·6 min read

The Rise of Gerontocracy in American Politics: Elderly Leaders and Disproportionate Power

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theatlantic.com1mo ago

Connecticut Study Reveals Solar Panel Adoption Follows '1 Kilometer Effect' Clustering Pattern

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alearningaday.blog2mo ago

Corruption Erodes Social Trust More in Democracies Than Autocracies Due to Democratic Norms

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frontiersin.org2mo ago

University Study Claims Mourning Loved Ones Is Inefficient Use of Time

University of Pennsylvania researchers published a study claiming that mourning loved ones is a waste of time, suggesting that grieving is unproductive since the deceased person cannot appreciate the sorrow. The study frames traditional grief responses like wakes and collective s

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The Onion·2mo ago·2 min read

Understanding Elite Overproduction: Peter Turchin's Theory of Social Instability

The article explains the concept of 'elite overproduction' developed by historian Peter Turchin, which describes a societal condition where there is an excess supply of potential elite members relative to the society's ability to absorb them into the power structure. Turchin hypo

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en.wikipedia.org·Hacker News: Front Page·2mo ago·30 min read

The Optimism Paradox: Why People Feel Personally Hopeful but Socially Pessimistic

The article explores the psychological phenomenon where most people are personally optimistic about their own lives but socially pessimistic about the world's trajectory. It examines survey data showing that people in wealthy countries tend to be more pessimistic about global pro

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hannahritchie.substack.com·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·12 min read

Culture as Mass-Synchronization: How Japanese Train Rituals Demonstrate Collective Framing

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aethermug.com3mo ago

40 Million Americans Now Live Alone as Single-Person Households Continue Rising

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apolloacademy.com4mo ago

The Paradox of Modern Childhood: How Increased Wealth and Protection Have Reduced Teenagers' Freedom

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theargumentmag.com5mo ago

Wealth Differences and Structural Class Analysis in Human Society

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saul.pw6mo ago

How Cultural Norms Drive Corruption Beyond Legal Frameworks

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knowablemagazine.org7mo ago

The Decline of America's Professional-Managerial Class and Traditional Career Ladders

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eyeofthesquid.com8mo ago

Study Shows Americans Are Having Less Sex, With Weekly Rates Declining Since 1990

The article from the Institute for Family Studies documents a significant decline in sexual activity among Americans, particularly young adults. Data from the General Social Survey shows that the percentage of adults aged 18-64 having sex weekly dropped from 55% in 1990 to less t

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ifstudies.org·Hacker News: Front Page·9mo ago·5 min read

Debunking the Myth of Empire Collapse: The Case of Akkad

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aeon.co9mo ago

Estudio global revela el perfil de inmigrante más y menos aceptado según ciudadanos de 36 países

Millennial Fathers Triple Childcare Time Compared to Previous Generations

The Post-COVID Happiness Collapse: Why American Well-Being Hasn't Recovered

Parenting Dilemma: When Child Independence Meets Child Protective Services

The Rise of Gerontocracy in American Politics: Elderly Leaders and Disproportionate Power

Connecticut Study Reveals Solar Panel Adoption Follows '1 Kilometer Effect' Clustering Pattern

Corruption Erodes Social Trust More in Democracies Than Autocracies Due to Democratic Norms

University Study Claims Mourning Loved Ones Is Inefficient Use of Time

Understanding Elite Overproduction: Peter Turchin's Theory of Social Instability

The Optimism Paradox: Why People Feel Personally Hopeful but Socially Pessimistic

Culture as Mass-Synchronization: How Japanese Train Rituals Demonstrate Collective Framing

40 Million Americans Now Live Alone as Single-Person Households Continue Rising

The Paradox of Modern Childhood: How Increased Wealth and Protection Have Reduced Teenagers' Freedom

Wealth Differences and Structural Class Analysis in Human Society

How Cultural Norms Drive Corruption Beyond Legal Frameworks

The Decline of America's Professional-Managerial Class and Traditional Career Ladders

Study Shows Americans Are Having Less Sex, With Weekly Rates Declining Since 1990

Debunking the Myth of Empire Collapse: The Case of Akkad