Humans are hard-wired to assume that what they hear is true—and therefore, says Mr Levine, "hard-wired to be duped".
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The result is a human population hard-wired to detect agency.
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We're hard-wired to pursue pleasure, and that leaves us perpetually unsatisfied.
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Humans are hard-wired to seek beauty in others of our species.
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Hard-wired to survive, many bacteria have evolved to outsmart the medications.
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We are, psychologists such as Bruce Hood say, hard-wired for religion.
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The impulse for caution is hard-wired into the country's psyche and institutions.
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But the spread pain seems to becoming hard-wired into the LME contract.
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In contrast to European states, it is hard-wired to reinvention through immigration.
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I believe it comes from our deep, hard-wired, natural fear of predators.
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Mirror neurons in your brain are hard-wired to comprehend emotion in others.
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Maybe because being able to imagine hopeful paths seems to be hard-wired.
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Because humans are already hard-wired to be intensely protective of their children.
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The craving seems to be hard-wired: babies instinctively prefer sugar water to plain.
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Unless genetic engineering can one day be perfected, changes in genes are hard-wired.
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Two of them were hard-wired to another camera while the third was wireless.
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But he is also being hard-wired for giving by his mom, Shannon Bodnar.
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It sort of makes you wonder: Is this pack psychology hard-wired into us?
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"That is a shift of emphasis, but it is not hard-wired," he said.
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Thin files are not hard-wired into the DNA of people — nor of organizations.
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But then suspicion — all those old hard-wired patterns of distrust — creep back in.
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We are hard-wired to want to protect the cute thing — fluffy animals, babies.
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It's hard to imagine a place more hard-wired for commerce than Hong Kong.
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We are hard-wired to recognize difference and to view it as an aberration.
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We know, for instance, that crying is an evolutionarily hard-wired plea for help.
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I think that a certain sex negativity is hard-wired into the human experience.
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Dystopia is easy for us to imagine, as humans are hard-wired for loss aversion.
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"Being polyamorous feels hard-wired to their love-lives," says sexuality educator Aida Manduley, MSW.
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So discretion on the part of executive branch officials is hard-wired into the system.
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The basis of psychoanalysis is revisiting and examining the past, especially hard-wired family dynamics.
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Once, insects were thought to be little automatons, hard-wired to take certain limited actions.
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We are hard-wired to do all the wrong things when it comes to money.
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He believes humans are hard-wired for transcendence, which can be accessed through creativity and imagination.
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And, of course, it's cliché for a reason — a hard-wired, psychological reason known as scarcity.
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It's biologically hard-wired, though there can be some changes in tendencies depending on your age.
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These alarm calls are hard-wired behaviors, meaning they're genetically programmed, as opposed to culturally learned responses.
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Altering a generation's hard-wired preconceptions of what a relationship ought to be is a slow process.
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People are hard-wired not only to gratify their personal desires but also to care for others.
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The optimism surrounding tech's potential for spreading freedom and democracy was hard-wired into the Arab Spring.
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It's how the ambitious among us are hard-wired, and it's quite dangerous, as my experience showed.
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They have turned Arsenal into a place hard-wired to treat every disappointment as an existential crisis.
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The idea that ants are all hard-wired robots that do the same thing just didn't apply.
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"He's given a lot of freedom to players who are hard-wired to play aggressively," he said.
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This similarity suggests green monkeys have retained this hard-wired warning message in their DNA over evolutionary time.
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Backwardation has become hard-wired into the London contract, unlike Shanghai, where the forward curve is in contango.
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The very idea that "there is no alternative" has been hard-wired into the fabric of contemporary urbanisation.
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Then, much of computer security was centered on protecting personal computers hard wired to corporate and personal networks.
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One of her classmates, the Japanese violinist Kenji Kobayashi, was hard-wired into the city's New Music culture.
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Unfortunately, I'm hard-wired for disordered eating; the roots of anxiety and depression run deep in my family.
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"It's just absolutely hard-wired into technology economies," said Mark Muro, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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It doesn't help that Twitter's algorithm seems hard-wired to bring the worst of tweets right to the top.
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Our brains are hard-wired to worry—more than anything, they serve to protect us and detect potential threats.
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New research strongly suggests that the ability to recognize basic colors is hard-wired into our brains from birth.
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"The human heart is hard-wired for service, and it's embedded in the DNA of this institution," she said.
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During this time, the spacecraft would reset every 72 hours — a hard-wired function that could not be changed.
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Many educators assume that boys are hard-wired in certain ways: to be aggressive, active, competitive, impulsive and stoic.
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Wall-mounted touch screens, which are hard-wired and don't depend on internet connectivity, then, are growing in popularity.
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This really grabs our attention, because we have been hard-wired by evolution to respond aggressively to new threats.
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Empathy is hard-wired in our genes — studies have shown that babies as young as 4 months experience it.
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How can Nadal, whose love of the fight is hard-wired, not care deeply about the Grand Slam chase?
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Even people who are not hard-wired for addiction can be made dependent on drugs if they are stressed.
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Some reflexes can be hard-wired, such as catching yourself when you fall, but others can be learned through repetition.
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"There is something hard-wired in them that makes it easier for them to fear snakes than flowers," Antony said.
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The red displays two Eeros connected via wifi; orange shows two Eeros that are hard wired with an ethernet cable.
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Called Williams syndrome, the condition eliminates the skepticism and social caution that seem hard-wired into most other human beings.
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" My grandmother lacked the knowledge to have explained, "The rooster is hard-wired to blindly attack, it is his instinct.
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Like most other animals, we come hard-wired with a flight or fight response along with its associated anxiety and fear.
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One reason is that you, as a human, are simply hard-wired to care more about those in your immediate vicinity.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) has long dominated global pricing, its benchmarks hard-wired into much of the world's physical trade.
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Instead, he showed, it was the product of a dedicated mental faculty that is inborn — in today's parlance, hard-wired in.
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"What's interesting is that disgust is hard-wired biologically," Dr. West said this week over a restaurant lunch of cabbage pudding.
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In recent years, scientists have found evidence to suggest that we may indeed have hard-wired emotional responses to certain colors.
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Experts told Insider humans are hard-wired to trust other humans, and to find love, which can force us to ignore risks.
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And hard-wired into the Korean psyche is a sense that nothing goes well when big powers clash over the Korean peninsula.
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The notion of "mean reversion", that prices will eventually move back toward the historical average, is also hard-wired into investors' psychology.
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Procrastination is a perfect example of present bias, our hard-wired tendency to prioritize short-term needs ahead of long-term ones.
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Partisan polarization has become hard-wired in the American political system and is likely to be with us for the foreseeable future.
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In summarizing the science of behavioral finance, Statman says we're pretty much hard-wired to consistently make these mistakes — and lose money.
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My least favorite phrase in neuroscience is "hard-wired," the idea that because something resides in the brain, it is fixed and immutable.
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Yet these days, she fears that racism and bias might be "hard-wired" into society and wonders how that might affect her family.
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"What's interesting is that disgust is hard-wired biologically," said Samuel West, the lead curator at the Disgusting Food Museum, a touring exhibition.
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However, this is impractical for some devices, especially ones that are hard-wired into your home like in-wall dimmers and smart thermostats.
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Chimps in other troops chew different plants than Chausiku did, suggesting that their medicinal knowledge is specific to their environs, not hard-wired.
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"Human brains are hard-wired to fill in blanks when they see them," said Helen R. Friedman, a clinical psychologist in St. Louis.
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Backstage before Alexander McQueen, the designer Sarah Burton spoke of how elements of classic British tailoring are hard-wired into the house's identity.
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Tightness, in other words, is becoming hard-wired into the London contract and on current trends, that may be a sign of future times.
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But be aware that researchers in the emerging field of social neuroscience have shown that some bias is hard-wired into every human brain.
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"All our emotions, including the very difficult ones, can shift rapidly, and we are hard-wired to fear death and physical pain," Klonsky notes.
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But the best argument that life span is not hard-wired, biologists say, has long been evident: Living things age at significantly different rates.
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Given that a child's desire for life to be fair seems to be hard wired, it's better not to fight it, says Mr. Raeburn.
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You put that label on pitches and policies as different as hard-wired xenophobes, plutocratophobes, economic chancers, thoughtful progressives, trade protectionists and political opportunists.
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We are hard-wired, whenever we see surplus and abundance, to take it, fill our shopping trolleys with that stuff and take it home.
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In short, the moment captured what has changed significantly and what has not with an issue that is hard-wired into the nation's psyche.
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Mr. Toolis is confident that the old ways will return when the restrictions are lifted, because they are so hard-wired into Irish life.
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With the type of understated modesty that feels hard-wired in South Korean skaters, he thanked everyone around him and barely broke a smile.
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But that doesn't mean they have no sense of right or wrong or that they are hard-wired to violate the rights of others.
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These are extraordinary times, the argument goes, requiring extraordinary interventions — up to and including an ultrarich, party-switching Manhattanite hard-wired to replace another.
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Some need to be hard-wired and some can be plugged into an outlet, but they otherwise function the same way as standing units.
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If it's true that patriarchy is now hard-wired into our minds, it may take a drastic self-reckoning to ever truly eliminate it.
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As the term suggests, they are hard-wired for one purpose and are the fastest on the menu as well as the most energy-efficient.
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While the study would seem to confirm the worst -- that bigotry is hard-wired -- shouldn't we also pay heed to the students who stated acceptance.
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Vietnam is hard-wired to resist and resent the notion that it is in any way a vassal of the overweening empire to its north.
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People and other animals are hard-wired to learn to be afraid of various cues and places that are linked to dangerous or aversive experiences.
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Is the tightness that is becoming hard-wired into the London contract more about the state of the LME tin contract than the wider world?
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A few reasons: Most people are hard-wired to be mean reversion traders People have a pathological need to be right when others are wrong.
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Unlike hard-wired fixtures, it doesn't require an electrician to install, and an entire system can plug into an existing outlet (expect to pay about $1,000).
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But now, with a global pandemic threatening older Americans, fighting the enemy requires a collective isolation from generations that have social hard-wired into their DNA.
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Since an early age, Mr. Hartman has been hard-wired for success (his uncle Randolph Toussaint rode for Guyana at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles).
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Some even point out that we come hard-wired with cannabinoid receptors in our brains and they must have a purpose, so why not use them?
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She emphasized that forgetting is hard-wired into our brains as part of our evolution and that faulty memory is not a sign of lower intelligence.
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The Apollo Guidance Computer was a triumph of engineering — compact, hard-wired to do lots of things at once — but it was overloaded with radar data.
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But labrador owners should be aware that their dogs are hard-wired to pester them more about food, and are more likely to beg, Raffan added.
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But in evolutionary psychology, many differences between genders in our society (including deep inequities) can be neatly explained away by hard-wired differences in in our brains.
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Fedoroff points to this study, as well as a range of other evidence, to suggest that pedophilia is not "hard-wired" and, instead, is subject to change.
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The strong flavors found in that region of Thailand—when you eat it, breathe it, and live it every day—just get hard-wired into your marrow.
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After dealing with the shock of a crushing defeat athletes are hard-wired to quickly reboot and focus on the next game, the next chance for revenge.
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We're hard-wired to fit in with our social group, because you originally needed the group's support and approval in order to survive and feed your offspring.
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Van Dyck was hard-wired to enhance his subjects, and his exceptional gifts helped put his genre on more equal footing with history painting and religious scenes.
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Not having a hard-wired urge to procreate, it turns out, isn't something that anyone should feel bad about—especially, according to some experts, the average guy.
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Food and drink as code words for bribes are hard-wired into the language of many cultures, and several criminal cases of late offer a spicy taste.
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But they claim that it is likely to be a particularly good one: Because birds are hard-wired to fear raptors, they won't habituate to the Robird.
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Both Apple and Google have offered similar functionality in the HomePod and Google Home Max, respectively, but both of those speakers require a hard-wired power connection.
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This is partly why living in a concrete jungle is so stressful— we're hard-wired to need time to be in nature, just staring at the patterns.
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Many good wines have a built-in defense against being consumed by children: They are inherently bitter, a flavor that children seem genetically hard-wired to abhor.
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Now evidence is growing that the abilities, even of fruit flies, approach something that isn't the same as human thinking, but isn't pure hard-wired instinct either.
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Social scientists generally take the perspective that sexuality isn't biologically "hard-wired," at least not in any simple sense, but rather profoundly shaped by social and cultural factors.
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Evolutionary design has left us a few million years out of date; we are hard-wired for a Paleolithic world, but have to live in a modern one.
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They may still have LME prices hard-wired into their physical contracts but how many actually hedge their exposure on the exchange any more is a moot point.
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A POWERFUL INSIGHT of modern psychology is that humans are hard-wired to fear loss, and will take greater risks to avoid it than to realise a gain.
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"Children are hard-wired to learn through imaginative and pretend play, and therefore they can slip between reality and fantasy much more easily than adults," Dr. Angelosante explains.
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She was at home in Chappaqua, N.Y. Naturally guarded, unusually private and hard-wired to avoid the boastfulness and hagiography that are so typical of political conventions, Mrs.
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Transpersonal rationality consists in hard-wired cognitive dispositions that define us as human beings: to consistency, coherence, impartiality, impersonality, intellectual discrimination, foresight, deliberation, self-reflection and self-control.
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Microsoft builds software, like Windows, that runs on an Intel C.P.U. But such software cannot reprogram the chip, since it is hard-wired to perform only certain tasks.
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Labrador owners should be aware that their dogs are hard-wired to pester them more about food The gene variant essentially omitted an "off" switch from hunger cues.
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With Mr. Driver — who delivers a startlingly raw performance — Mr. Johnson delivers a potent portrait of villainy that suggests evil isn't hard-wired, an inheritance or even enigmatic.
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A lot of this, I think, is hard-wired, that men with financial power want to support and encourage young, handsome men that they want to identify with.
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Chromebooks are incredibly cheap laptops ($299 is the norm) and they come hard-wired to Google's cloud-based offerings, including the Google Docs document creation, collaboration and management suite.
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A lot of these devices have hard-wired default passwords, and their connection to the internet makes it easy for hackers using automated malware to find and compromise them.
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However, if you want to go old school, you can always plug the MX Vertical in with the USB-C to USB-A cable for a hard-wired experience.
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Another procedural problem is hard-wired into the Uniform Code of Military Justice: Commanders decide who is charged with what offenses, and how those offenses will be disposed of.
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Proposition 22015 was an assault on the property-tax structure in California, where plebiscites are hard-wired into the political ethos and voters tend to exercise the franchise aerobically.
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That resulted in something humans are hard-wired to want to see: a giant glowing orb setting directly between those (now) very tall buildings lining those very straight streets.
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"We're almost hard-wired to say 'can-do,'" Mr. Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon, responding to a question about whether military commanders should be saying no more often.
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"People had to be — they had to unbrainwash themselves, because this sense of being less than other people was hard-wired into the culture," she told NPR in 2009.
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"Women are hard-wired to gather; we've been doing it since the beginning of time," says Katya Libin, co-founder of HEYMAMA, an online community for mothers in business.
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That includes delving into the nature-versus-nurture question as it pertains to hatred, and whether aggression and violence are learned behaviors or in some respects hard-wired into us.
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The fact is that the practice that leads to this attack being possible is so hard-wired into processors that the researchers couldn't find any way to totally avoid it.
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Back in the sexual Stone Age, it was assumed that straight men were so genetically overheated that Mother Nature hard-wired them to gawp at images of bare-naked ladies.
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"Courts are hard-wired for litigation," through which facts can come to light, said Elizabeth C. Burch, a law professor at the University of Georgia who writes about multidistrict litigation.
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Having a learning disability and getting kicked out of six schools, as it turns out, are side effects of his mind being hard-wired for battle and reading ancient Greek.
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The danger of foreign interference in American internal affairs was so great that the Founding generation hard-wired this additional protection against foreign interference into the structure of the Constitution.
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Yet the myth has persisted that addiction is either a moral failure or a hard-wired behavior — that addicts are either completely in command or literally out of their minds.
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Mr MacGregor and Ms Cook do justice to these marvellous objects, at the same time driving home the point that humans are "hard-wired" for religion, a concept they both use.
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Not only must all but one side lose in any competition, but humans seem hard-wired to feel the pain of a loss more keenly than the pleasure of a win.
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In effect, the olfaction strategy is almost like baking some basic, primitive concepts into the model, much like a general understanding of the world is seemingly hard-wired into our brains.
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She told me this, her granddaughter Helena Fabiankovic translating, as she peeled potatoes with an eight-inch chef's knife in her Brooklyn kitchen, the motion seemingly hard-wired into her fingers.
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Despite all the advantages that the deal offered Tehran, the "death to America" rallying cry remains the watchword of the regime that cannot separate itself from its hard-wired anti-Americanism.
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Of all the doorbells you can buy, the Ring Video Doorbell 2 is our top pick because it doesn't have to be hard wired and it has an excellent 1080p camera.
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The three-act structure can be traced to that ur-text of dramatic theory, Aristotle's "Poetics," written in the mid-fourth century B.C., though surely it's hard-wired in our humanity.
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But while the piece does indeed rely on a computer algorithm that alters its dynamics at each performance, a pleasing playfulness and an affecting symbolic layer are hard-wired into it, too.
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Compared with the Uighurs, they have also demonstrated a remarkable ability to coexist with the Communist Party, an organization hard-wired to distrust those whose first loyalty belongs to a higher power.
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Troublingly, H58 has in the past absorbed other antibiotic-resistance genes into its chromosome, where they can become more "hard wired" than plasmids, which can just as easily be lost as gained.
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And we're working against ourselves in some essential ways: We are hard-wired with mental blindspots — cognitive biases — that make it more difficult for us to evaluate risk and make effective plans.
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Linda Greenhouse Hard-wired into the Supreme Court's DNA is the notion that the court doesn't reach out to decide a constitutional issue if it can resolve a case by interpreting a statute.
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A new study of prairie voles, one of the few other mammals that choose just one mate, seems to indicate that the brain's reward system is hard-wired to respond to these bonds.
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New research published yesterday in Nature Ecology and Evolution is offering a fresh perspective on how monkeys are able to adapt hard-wired responses to threats posed by new, but seemingly familiar, hazards.
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The Labrador study "reminds people that hard-wired biology explains why some animals, like affected Labradors and indeed some humans, are more prone to obesity than others," said Eleanor Raffan, the lead researcher.
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Kevin Smith, who is also a political scientist at the University of Nebraska, argues that humans are incredibly groupish creatures — as a species we're pretty hard wired to make "us v them" categorizations.
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It's possible that birds somehow combine short-range flexibility with a navigation system, hard-wired into the brain, that guides them to the places where they can find the most food to eat.
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Manohla Dargis, The New York Times: With Mr. Driver — who delivers a startlingly raw performance — Mr. Johnson delivers a potent portrait of villainy that suggests evil isn't hard-wired, an inheritance or even enigmatic.
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But spread tightness is becoming hard-wired into the London market with "tom-next" CMSNT-2735, the shortest-dated spread of them all, spending as much time in backwardation as in contango these days.
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Between the lines: The proposal for these tariffs didn't emerge from a policy process assessing the economic or geopolitical pros and cons of such an approach — they came from the president's hard-wired instincts.
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Still hard-wired with bourgeois codes of academic and professional achievement, he nonetheless feels himself "nailed by birth to a destiny of exclusion and resentment," paralyzed by a bitter sense of futility and inertia.
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To the North Korean authorities, who are hard-wired to consider Washington a mortal enemy, the fact that these American workers volunteered to visit despite their government's warnings had been part of their credibility.
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Nationalism is one of the few things Trump's been consistent about for 30 years, those instincts are as hard-wired as anything in his make up; let's see how long this version of Trump lasts.
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When trying to disentangle the cosmic mysteries inherent in the human emotions we are theoretically celebrating this February 14th, it will be useful to define some axioms: I. Humans are born hard-wired for love.
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One of the starting points of his study is the observation that although we have little difficulty bombing whole nations into the Stone Age, we are hard-wired against killing one another face to face.
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Our stargazing ancestors obviously picked this pattern out of the sky (twice!), so maybe it's hard-wired in our brains regardless of whether it appears in a cluster of stars or a grid of squares!
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Click here to view original GIFOur brains are hard-wired with an unhealthy fascination with fire, and humanity will probably never get to the point where we treat it with as much respect as it deserves.
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Science has proven this time and again: In her groundbreaking 1999 book, "Survival of the Prettiest," Harvard Medical School psychologist Nancy Etcoff argued that human beings are hard-wired to respond more positively to beautiful people.
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These are the associations with milk that have been hard-wired into our brains and cultures over the course of millennia, and they're the associations that we bring with us when we play Ocarina of Time.
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" White, a resolute camping democrat, credits Murray with being among the first to encourage women and children to venture into the woods, but faults him for downplaying "the chaos hard-wired into almost any camping experience.
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But when it became clear that our figurehead schools were, in fact, hard-wired into the machinery that fueled the conflict in Vietnam and perpetuated global apartheid, faith was shattered and has never really been restored.
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"All kids are hard-wired at birth to have an aversion to bitter flavors, likely because bitterness is a clear signal in the wild that a plant might be poisonous," Ms. Siegel writes in her book.
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Moreover, the naturally occurring patterns in some stones — holes or circular depressions that resemble eyes, for example, or protuberances like noses — supposedly reveal a hard-wired hunger for representation: an aesthetic impulse in our evolutionary forebears.
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So you may remember Space Jam looking like this: But the LCD layer looks like this: All that is hard-wired into the electronic part, where the logic resides telling which pieces to light up and when.
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But Mr. Kashkari is introducing his idea in a political abyss of postelection Washington, where even the most hard-wired banking lobbyists admit they have little idea what policies President-elect Donald J. Trump will ultimately adopt.
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Before cabernet, chardonnay and the rest were hard-wired into the industry, California was growing far more different sorts of grapes: riesling, sémillon, grenache, valdiguié, gamay noir and many others, and that was just in Napa alone.
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In this New York Times article from 2015, the Yale professor Nicholas A. Christakis writes about college freshmen establishing friendships: It turns out that we are hard-wired to seek and make friends in novel, stressful circumstances.
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Some of the most compelling evidence for the idea of gender identity being hard-wired into the brain comes from medical reports on people who were born in the 1950s and 1960s with birth defects involving their genitals.
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It distracts the public momentarily from his own oddities and missteps, and it may be hard-wired into his phone-tapping thumbs at this point the same way lab rats are trained to hit buttons that give them cheese.
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Home security has come a long way from the days when hard-wired alarm systems were the only option for single-family homes or, in the case of apartment complexes, a security guard or two to patrol the grounds.
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The outdoor retailer REI has been able to maintain its "soul" despite Mary Anderson's death because its identity, or DNA, has become sufficiently hard-wired so that employees and customers alike know, understand and support it: a virtuous circle.
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The exhibition First Sculpture: Handaxes to Figure Stone, currently on view at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, reframes stone tools as a form of early sculpture, suggesting that perhaps the human mind is hard-wired for abstract representation.
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Humans are hard-wired to want love and sex, so much so that we're willing to ignore data security risksFrancesca Rea, 26, told Insider she thinks that, over the years of using Hinge and Bumble, she's probably become less guarded.
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"There are some health complications such as cardiomyopathy that evidence has long suggested that some people are simply more `hard-wired' than others to have risk just because of their genes," Tester, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Zhang Weiwei of Fudan University in Shanghai argues that the Communist Party's pragmatism and its gradual approach to reforms are rooted in an ancient awareness of China's vast size and complexity, and in a hard-wired imperial aversion to chaos.
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People are hard-wired to seek connection; technologically mediated text messages are not the same as making eye contact with another human being who is intently listening to you as you start to say your most private thoughts out loud.
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What the successful examples of variable pricing have in common is that they treat customers' desire for fairness not as some irrational rejection of economic logic to be scoffed at, but something fundamental, hard-wired into their view of the world.
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The importance of figures like Wilkins to fan narratives is particularly hard-wired into college football's ethos, said Michael Oriard, a former N.F.L. player who is a professor emeritus at Oregon State and a widely recognized scholar of football and culture.
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Throughout this delightful, absorbing exhibition, Mr. Hockney's canvases are alive with the various ways of wrestling three dimensions into two, a proclivity that he thinks has been hard-wired into artists, from the caves to now and into the future.
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As far as we in the mainstream biological-medical community understand it in 2018, it is hard-wired, it is biological, it is not entirely hormonal, and we do not have identified genes, so we cannot specifically say it is genetic.
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"Children are hard-wired to learn through imaginative and pretend play, and therefore they can slip between reality and fantasy much more easily than adults," Aleta G. Angelosante, PhD, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at NYU Langone, previously told Refinery29.
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On paper it would seem like the USB-C port would allow the iPad Pro to finally make its way into real laptop land by adding useful capabilities like allowing you to plug into hard wired internet or use a monitor and keyboard.
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My wife and I were hard-wired into the wars, and it was often disorienting to realize not only how little others were affected by them, but also that many were not even aware of them in all but the vaguest ways.
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This would counter the old-fashioned view that everyone is hard-wired for monogamy—a view upheld by influential biologists such as Frans de Waal, a famed primatologist and director of the Living Links Center at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center.
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The league investigated the cause of the Jets' malfunctioning equipment, including whether it had something to do with Bates, who calls the game from the sideline using a wireless headset instead of being hard-wired in a booth, the way most coordinators work.
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We're also learning that there is a physiological appeal to confirmation bias (processing information that supports our belief system triggers a dopamine rush) and that our brains are hard-wired to embrace or reject information that confirms or challenges our pre-existing attitudes.
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More from Jonathan Swan of Axios: Trump loves Navarro, and Navarro reflects the president's hard-wired beliefs on trade far more closely than Cohn ever did, or did any of the other top officials involved in the trade debate besides Wilbur Ross.
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It may be more effective to have students "discover what they love to eat" rather than adults "telling kids what they should eat" because teen brains are hard-wired to always go against a command, even though it may not necessarily be bad.
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Smoke alarms that are not hard-wired into your home's electrical system get power in one of two ways: a built-in battery designed to last up to 10 years, or a disposable 9-volt battery that you should replace once a year.
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Via J. Rogers, University of IllinoisIn the new Nature paper, engineers at the University of Illinois tested the performance of the chip in rats, and found that it's comparable to modern brain-monitoring technology—bulky equipment that requires hard-wired access to the head.
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In fast-evolving parts of the economy like the Internet, if the companies of today are the only ones at the table, there is a good chance that the companies of tomorrow will be shut out when terms favorable to incumbents are hard-wired.
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The facts may not be as bald, or the judicial response quite so cringe-inducing, but judges and justices across the ideological spectrum express versions of Justice Black's sentiment so often that reluctance to label the obvious almost seems hard-wired into the judicial soul.
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In the popular press, FOXP2 has been mistakenly touted as "the language gene," and as the long-sought evidence for Noam Chomsky 's famous theory, which posits that a spontaneous mutation gave Homo sapiens the ability to acquire speech and that syntax is hard-wired.
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Yawning is hard-wired into our nervous system, like sneezing as a way of cleaning out our nasal passages, or coughing as a way of expelling mucus in our throat, but "yawning is probably the least well-understood of all of these," he said.
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Before their research, it was accepted that the most seamless way to introduce humans to a world of robots was to make the robot act human, and to give it a face that was endearing because of hard-wired evolutionary schema in the brain.
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Humans are hard-wired to seek comfort in times of stress or trauma, and it makes absolute sense (to me, at least, and probably to a good number of y'all reading) that some of us would intentionally seek out abrasive, demanding music in order to find that comfort.
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"That ignorance then feeds a bias against truly revolutionary ideas because, as an example, most college-educated media folks took an Economics 101 class which told them how wonderful the 'free market' and 'free trade' are, so they are hard-wired to oppose Bernie's basic philosophy," he said.
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While she acknowledges that many types of relationships can be healthy, she believes that we are all searching for a "true love" to complete us, that humans are hard-wired for monogamy and that there is indirect biological evidence for fairy-tale tropes like love at first sight.
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"We will seek a very clear commitment to a customs union, a strong single market relationship, hard-wired commitments on workers' rights, non-regression of environmental standards and loopholes closed to avoid the threat of a no-deal Brexit once and for all," Mr. Corbyn said after the votes.
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According to several Yemeni military leaders and medical personnel, Captagon -- the meth-like variant of the banned pharmaceutical Fenethylline, which is often manufactured in and trafficked out of Lebanon -- is also being used across enemy lines, as it was under ISIS command, to keep young rebels hard-wired and fearless in attacking.
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And in one of the headiest turns in a primary full of them — from the debacle of the Iowa caucuses to the pandemic that makes that fiasco feel quaint — presidential campaigns hard-wired to drive support to their cause have found themselves making a more nuanced case of late: Vote for me.
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Sure, you could try and scrawl her name up next to the alt-R&B sounds of artists like Mabel and TĀLĀ, or the electro-soul of Mura Masa and Lil Silva, but that wouldn't give credence to the uniqueness and creativity that fizzles through her album like a hard-wired current of electricity.
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This is "the best example of the ludicrous 'size matters' genre," says Gina Rippon, author of "Gender and Our Brains: How New Neuroscience Explodes the Myth of Male and Female Minds," in which the author tackles the centuries-old view of the brain as binary, hard-wired for "male" or "female" traits and abilities.
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There is little indication of anything similar in Texas, a place where guns are hard-wired into the state's psyche, Republicans control virtually all the levers of power, and where the victims of Friday's rampage in a conservative rural area are showing little of the anti-gun fervor that followed the Parkland shooting in a more diverse, suburban one.
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In the late 1930s, for example, when the Dutch and Austrian ethologists Niko Tinbergen and Konrad Lorenz towed models resembling flying hawks above turkey chicks, they were trying to prove that these birds hatched with a hard-wired image resembling an airborne bird of prey already in their minds that compelled them to freeze in terror.
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I like that the August Doorbell Cam Pro is hardwired and that I don't need to worry about recharging a battery, which I had to do with the Ring Video Doorbell 2 because of its location (it can also be hard wired.) I also like its premium metal design, though it certainly looks a lot more intimidating than my old quaint doorbell did.
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That is the assumption that the "baser" impulse—in this case, the impulse to prefer your cheater to their cheater—is more hard-wired than the "nobler" impulse, which would be to put favoritism aside, ignore the fact that one quarterback is married to a Brazilian supermodel while the other does Papa John's pizza commercials, difficult as that may be, and weigh the cases impartially.
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Indeed, it makes it more and more likely that we emotionally attach ourselves to a particularly political group, remain reflexively loyal to it, and automatically denigrate anyone who disagrees with it — we are indeed hard-wired for this sort of thing and political parties have, in effect, organized themselves around, and are now appealing directly to, that part of our psychology which is, and always has been, more emotional than rational.
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This, it turns out, is the root of that vaunted gift for mimicry, which, along with their striking plumages and beguilingly fixed, wide-eyed stares, has long induced us to keep parrots — neuronally hard-wired flock animals with up to 60-to-123-year life spans and the cognitive capacities of 4-to-5-year-old children — all to ourselves in a parlor cage: a broken flight of human fancy; a keening kidnapee.
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