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How do you respond when students come out with conspiracy theory nonsense?

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Favorite opening scene? (NOT opening line, the whole scene.)

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Does eating change the speed at which you'd poop out an object you just swallowed?

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Books with Holly Black's blend of modern ultra-realism and fantastical elements?

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ISO a way of politely saying "I know you got some shit going on, but also this won't fly"

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Is there any kind of database for clusters of symptoms with no diagnosis?

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Do you need informed consent to study public posts on social media?

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Is mugging and pickpocketing still worth it?

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How much rest does a horse need?

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Standalone graphic novel, ideally horror and/or fantasy?

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Is there a way to add older versions of apps (compatible with iOS 12.5.7) to my ancient iPad?

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My job put ALL my personal info on the internet. Can I do anything to claw it back?

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In search of a toy that moves around quickly on its own (ideally remote-controlled)

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WTW for the type of percussion instrument that involves a drum/gourd/container filled with small objects to make a sound?

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ISO Planning Document for Editing a Novel

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Incomplete Contract Gray Zone — Student needs to complete the final, says she can only do it online, but signed the contract saying she'd do it in person

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Fiction with animism (religion around spirits, not gods)?

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Shortest empirical paper you know?

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How do you keep <5% of students from getting 90% of your energy?

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Triage for conscious victim with lower abdomen puncture wound

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Tips for how to speed up grading (or make it less painful)?

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In Research Methods classes, do you allow group projects? If so, how do you handle questions of fairness?

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We just ran the analyses for an undergrad thesis and got p = 0.055.

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Our "wait list" system consists solely of students emailing professors to beg to be let into classes. This is bananas, right?

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In search of a romance adventure story

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