I know that conspiracy theorists make meanings and create shared realities through interactions online. But wondering if there are other theories looking into?
It seems like conspiracy theories and cults have similar characteristics. What is the best definition of conspiracy theory?
I just want some pointers.
I understand that it should be thoughtful and appropriate for the time given to me and my skills and knowledge, but how do I put that caution into practice? Also, what is a good read to inspire my search and curiosity?
I think about 10% of the contents are available unless I get it through the front door...
Why do they have to be so expensive?
What would you guess to be the underlying cause for this?
Or even suggesting a general reason for this would help me. As soon as I see I am almost done, I can't stop procrastinating, even though I have other textbooks and assignments to get to.
The Process of Social Research
ISBN: 9780197613733
Authors: Jeffrey C. Dixon, Royce Singleton, Bruce C. Straits
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: 2023
Edition: 3
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In the upcoming semester I'll be taking the research method - applied social statistics combo. And, I may be underprepared as previous courses involved rushing through pages understanding bare minimum amount to produce multiple okay papers that satisfy professors who have low expectations from students of current times. I can display further evidences that justify why I'm overwhelmed and prove I am indeed underprepared. Instead, I urge you to just believe me. Trust me. I can use some help. I'm scraping desperately for any help I can get. For social statistics, I got to study ahead of time. I don't know how I should prepare for research method. What should I do?
Hi I'm 2 years old please don't judge me for asking obvious question.
The question concerns predicting the mass of water when there is 20g of propane.
But how is predicting water mass only using one unit of the equation? what about the other substance involved in this reaction like oxygen and carbon? Isn't equation about propane and oxygen producing carbon and water and not propane producing water?
I'm sorry, as this may be more of a grammar question than a sociology question.
I booked a hotel using the employee discount, but now I want to change to other hotel how do I go about that?
As the title goes, I've been having these little flying annoyances getting up in my face ever since I started fermenting. Upon researching ways to combat this, I found that I can either install a fly trap with vinegar and soapy water or start using airlocks (or both, I guess). Would this end my struggle finally of Is there a better options? And what kinda of airlock should I get if I get them for my mason jars
I found it online and I can't tell if it'll worth trying. I hesitate to pass only because I already have the ingredients. Should I do something better or give it a try? How would it even taste?
I was curious what the demographics of this r/ was
polls on comments below!
I used to follow this guide before heading to the library, and though I didn’t recognize any noticeable differences then, I can see retrospectively that following this simple guide daily made a meaningful difference in terms of focus and, more specifically, in the sense that I had fewer monkeys in my brain.
I’m thinking of adding meditation back to my daily routine.
If you guys have other recs for audio/video, I would love to give them a try.
Also, maybe using meditation as a productivity tool goes against its actual purpose, but I think what actually happened was it made me more mindful, and as a byproduct, helped me study better.
Along the same lines, if I meditate every day to study better, I can be more mindful as a byproduct, if that makes sense?
I had an apple, an empty jar, and some salt. What else was I to do, right?
Now I have this fermented apple, but I don't know what to do with it.
I use a shot glass but I took it out for the pic. I'm fermenting blackberries,apples,cherry tomatoes(fermented), thai chili, and garlic for my first hot sauce experimentation.
Would you try making hot sauce with them?
(edit) you also have garlic, spring onion, and fermented cherry tomatoes in this hypothetical situation.
I just got into fermenting so I rely exclusively on burping and I'm still learning how to fully submerge the ingredients. I have kraut ginger but and tomatoes. Should I (1) leave it in the fridge in low coldness setting and bring then out when I come back? (2) give up, or (3) dont worry about it since its only two days?
Do I measure 2% of tomatoes alone or do I count the weight of the water?