One reason this bit of the border is so popular is its proximity to the war-battered Balkans across the sea.
And, finally, for some inexplicable reason, a bit of a leg off a chair.
Haidt's account of reason is a bit too simple — his whole book, after all, is a deployment of reason to advance learning — and his advice sounds cynical.
Unfortunately, Bryn Dentinger, the comparative fungal biology leader at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London and the lone voice of reason, seems a bit drowned out.
The reason is because both sequences have the same number of bit transitions even though they use a different number of bits.
For the security reason, the bit-length of a composite for the modulus of the Paillier cryptosystem should be no less than 1024 bits.
The reason for this bit of legerdemain is not clear.
And for good reason: A little bit of bacon packs an umami-rich punch for simple salads, soups or pots of otherwise virtuous greens — not to mention the role it plays in Sunday morning's alchemy of coffee and newsprint.
I wondered if security was the reason, but a bit of Googling informs me that while it's partially as a result of crappy sightlines in the lowest rows - the hoardings get in the way - it's mostly due to the rain.
The third reason is a bit of a surprise: "They feel bad," he says.
