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At this point, we're all aware that Facebook knows far too much about us. It can apparently be used to detect our sexual orientations and, well, just about anything else about us, really. Today, though, the reigning champion of social networking has begun peering not only into our lives, but into our very hearts. Under the title 'How Happy Are We?,' Facebook intern and Ph.D. student Adam Kramer ...
Internet, blogs, Web journals, Facebook -- all of these things have given researchers, psychologists and online buddies an unprecedented glimpse into our personal lives. Suddenly, an influx of gadgets designed to communicate our every thought and move are prevalent, and behavior scientists are having a field day. The New York Times wrote on Wednesday about a paper that is being released by a ...
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What I wouldn't give for a proper World of Goo sequel.
Reminds me of high school except these people are gauranteed to be cooler than me. http://t.co/3vVaSlz0
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