So I spent a couple of hours researching to compile this information, and I found the results very satisfying. Hope you enjoy my first psychological article, and let me know if you want more! My sources (cause I'm a big girl): Taylor and Francis Online: The bad boy archetype as a morally ambiguous complex of juvenile masculinities: the conceptual anatomy of a marketplace icon Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia: Bad Boy Archetype, Promiscuity Wikipedia: The Dark Triad (don't judge, the information I chose is from psychological journals that I was too lazy to cite - the names were too long!)

MORAL DECADENCE IN OUR SOCIETY: A CASE OF YOUTHS IN NIGERIA

by Ezemonye Michael

Article / Editorial and Opinion

October 27, 2019

90 days reads: 84

Summary

My little opinion about moral decadence in Nigeria

Is there anyone out there that remembers Right Time Malt Liquor?

by Scott.Anderson

Article / Editorial and Opinion

March 08, 2013

90 days reads: 54

Comments: 2

Summary

A review of cheap malt liquors brewed only for the pure reason of gettting wasted!

Should Beaches Have Rules?

by Jacob Drover

Article / Editorial and Opinion

December 05, 2017

90 days reads: 50

Comments: 3

Shelves: 2

Etsy's Porn Secret

by shineandre

Article / Editorial and Opinion

February 21, 2021

90 days reads: 46

Comments: 2

Summary

Etsy's Porn Hub has come as a shock. The online platform has quietly blundered its business into a red-light hot zone.

Cold nights in Summer, New Zealand

by grahamnzau

Article / Editorial and Opinion

March 01, 2023

90 days reads: 41

Summary

An update on life in New Zealand, current weather events, challenges & positives.

Happy to be of Service (what's with Anime and the panty shot?)

by Nancy Drew

Article / Editorial and Opinion

September 23, 2008

90 days reads: 36

Comments: 49

Summary

Fan service in Japanese Anime and the Lolicon culture in Japan. Article was featured in GEEK Monthly

Was the “Rip Van Winkle” story as an Alien Abduction Account?

by Cheryl Costa

Article / Editorial and Opinion

August 06, 2022

90 days reads: 35

Summary

An Investigative Analysis of the by Cheryl Costa

AN EXAMINATION OF RICHARD C. LEWONTIN'S BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF DEMONS

by Danzil

Article / Editorial and Opinion

January 13, 2014

90 days reads: 33

Comments: 1

Summary

An examination of the popular review by Dr. Richard C. Lewontin of the late Carl Sagan’s “The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Cradle in the Dark”. In this article I attempt to set the record straight about often accusation of atheist-evolutionists against any and all creationists who dare to use the quote from the twenty-seventh paragraph of the Lewontin review. I not only attempt to demonstrate that many creationists do indeed misrepresent the Lewontin quote but that they generally do so unintentionally and why Dr. Lewontin himself is mainly responsible for the misapplication and misunderstanding about some of his comments in that twenty-seventh paragraph. I also attempt to demonstrate why I believe that Dr. Lewontin’s review was more about providing damage control for evolution against creationism than Carl Sagan’s book. Your comments and corrections are welcome.

Move over QAnon shaman, Ye, and Nick Fuentes, there's a new MAGA wingnut in the media spotlight

by Hal Brown

Article / Editorial and Opinion

May 01, 2023

90 days reads: 31

Summary

This woman is well on her way to becoming a well-known fringe MAGA celebrity thanks to Donald Trump.

Can You Run a Hot Tub On Solar Power?

by Bobriakov

Article / Editorial and Opinion

February 09, 2022

90 days reads: 29

Summary

In this post, we will take a look at how you can heat your hot tub with this alternative power source, the benefits of doing so, how to install it, and how much money you can save by using a solar hot tub heater.

Artificial Intelligence, a Fifth Pillar of Democracy

by Aryan D. Ahire

Article / Editorial and Opinion

May 05, 2023

90 days reads: 26

Comments: 1

Summary

In this article, the author explores the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape the political framework and become the fifth pillar of democracy. They discuss how AI is already being used in various industries, including medicine and research, and argue that it has the capacity to enhance the functioning of our democracy. The author examines the traditional pillars of democracy, including the executive, legislature, judiciary, and media, and suggests that AI could play a role in improving accountability, transparency, and social justice. Ultimately, the article explores the ethical considerations and challenges associated with incorporating AI into our democratic system.