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Sex is not socially constructed through human discourse. Almost all the plant and animals that you see reproduce sexually. Humans have reproduced sexually from the time of the very first humans. Fossils indicate that life forms have reproduced sexually for at least 1.2 billion years.[*] Sex is a key variable in Darwinian evolution. Biological and … Continue reading evolution of sex and gender differences in communication
Here’s an important aspect of U.S. communications policy: The high-cost support mechanisms enable areas with very high costs to recover some of these costs from the federal universal service fund, leaving a smaller remainder of the costs to be recovered through end-user rates or state universal service support mechanisms….The high-cost support mechanisms include embedded high-cost … Continue reading supporting family farms is easy
Imagine a cheap, mobile device with a notebook-sized screen that could form an ad hoc network with other such devices nearby. Imagine that the users of these devices had free spreadsheet software that would allow them to collaboratively share and analyze data across that network. With such hardware and software, persons could meet and set-up … Continue reading universal social access to data and calculation
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Here’s a Hollywood-based analysis of sign spinning: Some of these spinners are quite good and can be fun to watch. But again, I just wonder how useful it all is. Personally, I think they should set up the sign on a stand and [hire] performers to do stuff in front of the sign. That or … Continue reading advertising innovation in action