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Question 1

what is adderall prescribed for (the new elicit drugs)

Answer 1

attention-deficit disorder

Question 2

in the December issue of nature, what did the authors believe about cognitive enhancing drugs (the new elicit drugs)

Answer 2

should be viewed in the same general category as education, good healthy habits and information technology - ways that our uniquely innovative species tries to improve itself

Question 3

what might be an argument for healthy people taking performance enhancing drugs? (the new elicit drugs)

Answer 3

it can help people learn information faster, remember it longer, and understand it better

Question 4

what might be an argument against healthy people taking performance enhancing drugs? (the new elicit drugs)

Answer 4

its drugs

Question 5

Which university is prominently mentioned in this article? (the new elicit drugs)

Answer 5

upon

Question 6

what is the “strange grey zone” (how robots can trick you into loving them)

Answer 6

robots doing jobs not only humans can do but also jobs that require social grace

Question 7

what is our fundamental instinct (how robots can trick you into loving them)

Answer 7

the ability to separate things into objects and agents

Question 8

what is our entire civilization based on (how robots can trick you into loving them)

Answer 8

empathy

Question 9

stories about robots are really stories about who (or what)? (how robots can trick you into loving them)

Answer 9

us

Question 10

at the broadest level what is the human about? (maybe humans can no longer get along)

Answer 10

cooperation

Question 11

concerning the challenges of covid 19 and climate change what has bogged down the human response (maybe humans can no longer get along)

Answer 11

The failure to align our actions as groups, either within nations or worldwide.

Question 12

in 1958 what was the reason ecologist Garrett Hardin believed our species was doomed (maybe humans can no longer get along)

Answer 12

because people tend to maximize individual utility at the expense of collective good

Question 13

what was it that political economist Elinor rostrum believed was key to unlocking our capabilities (maybe humans can no longer get along)

Answer 13

building the right institutions

Question 14

where is the human population growing (world is facing first long slide in its population)

Answer 14

africa

Question 15

what are three benefits from a reduced human population (world is facing first long slide in its population)

Answer 15

• Ease pressure on resources
• slow destructive impact of climate change
• reduce household burdens for women

Question 16

what are three reasons why a falling population will require how societies are organized (world is facing first long slide in its population)

Answer 16

• Longer lives
• Fewer fertility
• Fewer workers/more retirees

Question 17

what country will surpass china in population by 2100 (world is facing first long slide in its population)

Answer 17

nigeria

Question 18

how have countries like the United States and Canada blunted the impact of falling populations (world is facing first long slide in its population)

Answer 18

with immigrants