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Chronic Kidney Disease—How Does It Go, and What Can We Do and Expect?
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Can fiction and veritism go hand in hand?
Published 2023-12-01“…Truth-oriented—veritist—conceptions of explanation seem thereby undermined by this contradiction. In this article, I will show how this apparent paradox can be avoided by appealing to the notion of fiction. …”
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Letting Go of the Dream of Traffickers behind Bars: We can do better for exploited workers
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How Deep Can the Endophytic Mycobiome Go? A Case Study on Six Woody Species from the Brazilian Cerrado
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I can’t stop using cocaine and my son is going to be taken away from me
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“Where do I go? Who do I go to?”: BRCA Previvors, genetic counselors and family planning
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How the Mind Creates the Body and What Can Go Wrong: Case Studies of Misperceptions of the Body
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How far can you go? Association between illicit drug use and academic migration
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“You Can Do This”: Working with the Artistic Legacy of El Lissitzky
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The Social Production of Hierarchy and What We Can Do about It.
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Thinking about the language models and what we can do with them
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Freedom of Speech and Human Rights: What can Civic Education Do?
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Can I get a little less life satisfaction, please?
Published 2023“…The other that it leaves us with too few subjects: it means that, for entities who cannot make whole-life evaluations, such as infants and many animals, nothing can go better or worse for them. I conclude (1) the life satisfaction theory is implausible (but do not argue for an alternative here) and (2) life satisfaction surveys are a useful, but non-ideal measure of wellbeing; we should remain open to, and explore the implications of, other metrics.…”
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