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...ble, impulsive, restless and, over the long term, underachieving. In other words, it costs you efficiency because you're doing so much or trying to do so mu

...a simple, yet exceedingly powerful technology called a "wiki," or in other words, a website that functions somewhat like a Microsoft Word document that anyo

...a simple, yet exceedingly powerful technology called a "wiki," or in other words, a website that functions somewhat like a Microsoft Word document that anyo

...a simple, yet exceedingly powerful technology called a "wiki," or in other words, a website that functions somewhat like a Microsoft Word document that anyo

...a simple, yet exceedingly powerful technology called a "wiki," or in other words, a website that functions somewhat like a Microsoft Word document that anyo

...e vast array of information into an ordered list based on relevance to key words, according to an algorithm.

...e conversations where the user cannot be seen nor the impact of his or her words on the other person be experienced” (p. 320). Because of this inabilit

...th c., lawyers and Js thought that copyright law protected the sequence of words used in a book against verbatim reproduction

...ble, impulsive, restless and, over the long term, underachieving. In other words, it costs you efficiency because you're doing so much or trying to do so mu

...-- a category usually reserved for clips of President Bush mispronouncing words and overweight people falling into holes. By August, it was the most downlo

...a simple, yet exceedingly powerful technology called a "wiki," or in other words, a website that functions somewhat like a Microsoft Word document that anyo ...-- a category usually reserved for clips of President Bush mispronouncing words and overweight people falling into holes. By August, it was the most downlo

...e conversations where the user cannot be seen nor the impact of his or her words on the other person be experienced” (p. 320). Because of this inabilit

...no way of ever finding out who they are, or defending yourself against the words they say. So it's more damaging than a face-to-face confrontation with some

...ought bubbles. Clicking on one reveals the answer, each between 50 and 100 words. Explains the difference between ideas and expression (only the latter is p

...ought bubbles. Clicking on one reveals the answer, each between 50 and 100 words. Explains the difference between ideas and expression (only the latter is p