Conventional wisdom says that people become politically more conservative as they age, but sociologists say this isn’t true.

Researchers Nicholas L. Danigelis and Stephen J. Cutler base this new conclusion on data from 25 surveys done between 1972 and 2004 that measured the changes in attitudes that occur within specific groups at different stages in life. The political leanings of over 40,000 Americans were examined with regard to how they felt about the political and economic roles of historically subordinate groups (e.g., women and African-Americans); the civil liberties of groups considered outside the US mainstream (e.g., atheists and homosexuals); and privacy issues (e.g., right-to-die and sex between consenting adults).
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…and probably not in Nashville either. You can tour with William Henry in BOTH places in April. He says, “I am hosting an unforgettable light body conference in Nashville on April 4-6, 2008 as I present my latest lecture and slide show ‘Stargate metaphysics?the Secrets of Enlightenment,’ talking about the keys to light body, stargates and cosmic freedom. This is my 5th Nashville event. All of them have sold out, so get your reservations early?and bring a friend!” Keep reading for details on his tours to Egypt and UK.
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As those of us who have seen the movie “Juno” can attest, teenagers do not make good dads. Now researchers have discovered that they are also likely to have unhealthy babies. While it’s obvious why this might be true with teenaged mothers (because they don?t get the right kind of prenatal care), BBC News reports that the researchers who discovered this don’t know why teenaged fathers have the same effect on their babies. They speculate that they may have less money to support the child and may also offer less emotional support to the mother, which would in turn impact the baby’s health.
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There’s a good reason why, despite all our efforts, we haven’t been able to pick up any signs of alien life, and an EVEN BETTER reason why they haven’t contacted us yet (unless they have).
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