Breaking New Ground
Windsor SwanAmateur researcher calculating the madness of men. New theories in social science and evolutionary psychology.
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Geopolitics Explained
This article relates to events that are currently happening and subject to change over the coming years, months and even weeks.
The West has been aware of the potential for the East to become a competitive superpower for many decades. The...
China Explained
Drone show.
If hard times create strong men, what did the Century of humiliation do to Chinese men?
The “century of humiliation” is a period in history beginning with the end of the First Opium War (1840), and culminating in the Chinese...
Politics Explained
Hard times create strong men.
Strong men create good times.
Good times create weak men.
And, weak men create hard times.
This quote was coined by author G. Michael Hopf in his 2016 post-apocalyptic novel, Those Who Remain. It has sin...
Autism Explained
Fischer was highly sensitive to environmental factors, such as lighting, noise and crowds. He often complained and demanded alternate conditions that inluded soft, indirect lighting, low noise and more space from spectators.
Autism is an e...
ADHD traits
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Novelty seeking (main trait)
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High curiosity (derived from novelty seeking, results in high scores on general knowledge tests)
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Risk-taking/danger-seeking/adrenaline junkie
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Morbid curiosity/fascination with death/danger (help...
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