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Scientific Research That Could Have Been Avoided
indian_rediff writes "An article from Friday's Wall Street Journal (reprinted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) details how some of the research being done by scientists ends up simply stating the obvious. Their observations make for some interesting and hilarious reading." From the article: "Want job satisfaction? A 'careful choice of career is the key,' researchers concluded in a paper this spring in the Journal of Economic Psychology. Choosing a career based on a well-lubricated encounter at a bar, it turns out, may not be the most promising route to career satisfaction. People who choose their jobs carefully are more likely to be satisfied with them than those who take a flying leap into the great unknown."
File that under shit I already know.
this is my sig, there are many like it, but this one is mine.
The title of this article almost sounds like a Photoshop Phriday over on SA.
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Show me, instead, where the Bible implies that the earth is flat.
In between the covers.
Now, you see that orange dot? It means I won't be replying to your trolls anymore, so you can STFU and go annoy someone else.
You can't take the sky from me...
do people discover such wonderful things as the Bistromathic Drive?