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www.arnoldkling.com | ||
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blog.reaction.la
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text presents a collection of diverse perspectives on various topics, including traditional marriage practices, the role of religion in marriage, the challenges of modern parenting, and societal issues such as white knighting and the legal definitions of rape and sexual harassment. It also touches on the evolution of Orthodox Christian marriage ceremonies and the impact of Enlightenment ideals on traditional practices. The discussion includes historical and contemporary examples, as well as debates on the roles of men and women in family and societal structures. | |
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tynan.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the key elements of a successful marriage, emphasizing partnership, shared principles, and the importance of building a unique relationship that suits both individuals. Tynan shares his personal experiences, including his approach to spending time together, traditional gender roles, and separate finances. He also addresses comments from readers who have different perspectives, such as Nancy's view on societal conditioning and Ashish's question about separate finances. The article highlights the importance of communication, mutual support, and adapting to each other's needs while maintaining individuality in a marriage. | |
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qntm.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around modeling relationships and marriages in a database, with various suggestions and considerations. Key points include the need for normalized database design, handling polygamous and polyamorous relationships, and the implications of how data is structured. There are mentions of tables such as 'people', 'family', 'family_member', 'marriages', and 'humans', with some emphasizing the importance of tracking relationships over time and handling different types of relationships (e.g., committed, crush, etc.). The conversation also touches on the societal and technical challenges of designing such systems, including historical database limitations and the need for flexible, rules-based approaches. | |
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partialhistorians.com
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| | | Dr Bret Devereaux joins us to discuss all things military and the development of the army in the early years of Ancient Rome. | ||
