Most of the women 40 years ago were a bit older and less grassroots than the SlutWalkers, taking themselves more seriously, more aware of their talents and skills, on their way to higher things.
If you took this seriously, more than half of babies born with disabilities (approximately 14,000 a year) would be FAS babies.
More seriously, more than 20% of respondents reported that they had personally experienced sexual assault, including unwanted physical contact, sexual advances, or sexual contact.
To make matters worse, costumes turn everyone into a slightly or even seriously more awful version of themselves, either emboldened and obnoxious or self-conscious and uncomfortable.
Perhaps, the closing remarks of Philo, where he apologizes for "intervening in the education and instruction of his [i.e., Cleanthes's] pupil [i.e., Pamphillus the official narrator of (and witness to) the dialogues among Philo, Cleanthes, and Demea]," should be taken more seriously by more of Hume's readers.
If we seriously want more of these highly trained young people to become "old scientists" and to remain in Europe, funding agencies will need to think of more imaginative ways of bridging the gap between the postdoc and group leader levels.
What do you see happening with AI? Will it push us to take change seriously and want more of it?
She insists that the art isn't meant to be taken too seriously; it's more of a playful commentary on our futurist-heavy present.
They are correct in this assumption as demonstrated by the accuracy among diagnostic subgroups shown in the APACHE models, and they should seriously consider adding more of such variables to their model.
