"If the catch is declining in spite of all the fishing that we do, we have less and less fish to go around.
If we can't get ourselves to do something like exercise, which is pretty much unequivocally beneficial -- to our health, no less -- what hope do we have in motivating ourselves toward more complex goals and aspirations?
Do we have less disability?
Do we have less morbidity?
I have this theory about free will: is it more based on brain chemistry and do we have less free will than we think?
"When you look back historically at the kind of coverage you were saturated in before, if you add in cable and online streaming and tweeting and blogging, pound for pound do we have less?" She ventured no.
What he found is that not only do we have less of them the older we get, but they also lose their function as we age.
Do we have less guilt at gobbling up a rich dessert because there is no sugar in our tea?
This approach took us a while to figure out together, but boy, do we have less conflict and more harmony now that we have this question in our relationship toolbox.
If this is less 'true', what empirical proof do we have of that?
