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Nada, de gratis ;)
Es del vlog de Syndicate sobre la E3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHWPQz6257g
MIN 5:40
Help I can't stop laughing at how Jordan and Tom were dancing to Darude Sandstorm in the new YouTuber's React
Has Jordan taken a step backwards in overcoming online media censorship?
Latin America and the United States have experienced what one could call a series of âmarijuana momentsâ over the past few weeks. Given growing support for ending the senseless and bloody decades-long âwar on drugs,â these signs of progress toward decriminalization and legalization should not pass unremarked.
Castaneda ponders why Obama has been so uninvolved in the decriminalization of marijauna, but sees decriminlization fast approaching.
Check out the article here: http://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/the-coming-end-of-the-americas--war-on-drugs-by-jorge-g--casta-eda
Peter Singer, one of the world's most prominent ethicists, asks, "Is it always wrong to take an innocent human life?"
What do you think?
For years, rumors had persisted about the failed state of Putinâs marriage. But why did he he choose to announce publicly his divorce, with his wife of 29 years standing by his side â and why now?
What is your opinion on Putin's announcement to divorce his wife of 29 years? Does he have alterior motives or is he another example of a 'failed marriage?'
Read the article at Project-Syndicate and let us know your opinion.
The scientific enterprise is under threat, as political forces, inadequate funding, and a perverse incentive structure undermine its credibility and hinder its progress. Applying the scientific method to these challenges could be science's best hope for reinvigorating the quest for transformative discoveries.
Cadadevall and Fang argue that the "perverse" incentive program for scientific exploration is damaging the credibility of science, altogether. In their article, they suggest a solution that would heal the field of science.
Check out the article at Project-Syndicate to find out the solution.
Ms. Watanabe struggled to make it up the economic ladder. With much success, now she is posed with the question: To start a family and potentially give up her economic success or pursue being an officer for an exchange-listed company? In her article, Yuriko Koike writes,
"While productivity in Japanese factories is the highest in the world, owing to robots and other types of automation, the productivity of Japanâs white-collar workers is the lowest among OECD countries. This disparity, rooted in deep-seated inequality of employment opportunity for women, may now finally receive the attention it needs."
Curious to know what Ms.Watanabe chooses? Check out the article at Project-Syndicate