: Is this a rabbit, or is it a duck? It’s both. (You’ll see the two animals after a few seconds if you haven’t already). Known as Jastrow’s rabbit/duck, this image has been amusing people ever since it firstappeared in a German newspaper in 1892). How much time and money should be spent trying to prove that Jastrow’s drawing is really a duck, or really a rabbit, or more one than the other? No time and no money at all. Our civil justice system tries to search for truth , in order to bring each lawsuit to a just resolution . . . [more] The post A Futile Search for “Truth”? Epistemically Unproductive Expenditures in Civil Lawsuits appearedfirst on Slaw
: Key Takeaways: Ever found yourself unexpectedly shedding tears during a flight, wondering what mystical forces could be at play? Well, fret not, as experts from Brainworks Neurotherapy have delved into the science behind this phenomenon, shedding light on the surprising reasons why emotions run high in the friendly skies. The Physiology of Tears: Unpacking the Mysteries of Air Pressure James Roy, a neuro expert from Brainworks Neurotherapy, provides insights into the physiological mechanisms that contribute to in-flight emotional rollercoasters. He explains, “Flying can be an uncomfortable and painful experience for some, partly due to air pressure changes inside the ears. The post Revealed: The Surprising Reasons Why You Cry More on Airplanes – Experts Uncover the Truth! appearedfirst on Business Today