(現在 過去ログ8783 を表示中)

HOME HELP 新規作成 新着記事 トピック表示 ファイル一覧 検索 過去ログ

[ 最新記事及び返信フォームをトピックトップへ ]

■1426043 / inTopicNo.1)  nSQJyYPpCIpnyfgSH
  
□投稿者/ Jefferey -(2017/12/16(Sat) 06:34:19) [ID:3P4Y3yXn]
http://https://carinsurancequotesil50.info/stmap_a03f42.html?viagra.cialis.levitra
    Which university are you at? http://midohiowarehouse.com/stmap_0f3429.html?viagra.cialis.levitra#throb amitriptyline 10mg uses and side effects  Really? Is that all? You conveniently ignore the many factors which influence whether a person remains poverty-stricken, whether born there or not. Some of those factors are related to native intelligence, but more to externalities (not within the person themselves) like education and economic factors. A smart person born in poverty, who doesn't have access to a good education, is as likely to make poor decisions as a person of lower than average intelligence in or out of poverty. And you totally ignore the kind of poverty that can affect really smart people: The layoff that kills their income and health insurance at about the same time as a major illness. Nothing in that scenario impinges on native intelligence, but the potential for falling into poverty is there nevertheless. Learn to think before posting simplistic drivel.
     

引用返信/返信 削除キー/



トピック内ページ移動 / << 0 >>

このトピックに書きこむ

書き込み不可

Mode/  Pass/

HOME HELP 新規作成 新着記事 トピック表示 ファイル一覧 検索 過去ログ

- Child Tree -