Kale

So, I guess "bestest things EVER when proofreading" counts as not liking them.

I'm watching you, Shino. ._.

This isn't directly psychology related, but something to keep in mind when picking your major in general. It's always a good idea to pick a major and minor that add ...

The Last Unicorn

Well, dialogue ideally shouldn't be a disruption. It should flow naturally as part of the story. Also, not all stories need dialogue, so there's no "requirement" for dialogue. It is ...

Just because something cannot be seen directly or by the human eye does not mean it cannot be observed. There are these things called subatomic particles which have been observed, ...

I don't like seeing them when I write, but they are the bestest things EVER when proofreading. Especially if you have to format things a certain way and the grader ...

Weight really isn't useful when talking about things floating in space since it depends on gravity, and as gravity isn't constantly distributed throughout the universe, it's not practical to measure ...

Actually, science is a method of observing and modeling the universe, as well as the body of observations and the models that result. When you get into the application of ...

At first I thought you were trolling, but then I remembered your green name. lol

Deism in general sees God as the source of the universe. "God" in this case is fairly synonymous with "whatever resulted in the universe existing whatever you want to call ...

Keep in mind that, for a deist, the existence of the universe is evidence as to the existence of a God. It's like if a unicorn were visible to the ...

So. YWS ate my post. This makes me most unhappy, especially since I had nice, detailed answers all typed out. Which I don't have the patience to retype out in ...

No proof. Or evidence. (Happy, Kyllorac?) Actually, no. Religions rely upon providing proof in order to exist. When people stop accepting a religion's proof, that religion is weakened. I am ...

There is no such thing as proof in science. Evidence? Yes. Proof? No. Potato tomato potato tomato. No. Just no. Terms in science have very precise meanings. They are precise ...