Importantly, and I know it’s circular, but if a lot of human subjects feel that a research project violated their consent it almost certainly violated their consent even if it wasn’t intentional. Informed consent requires subjects to understand the project and its questions.

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season how you like it and simmer for about 25 minutes. should be a little bit liquidy at this stage. once things are tasting good and the beans are creamy throw in your gnocchi and simmer them in the sauce. add a splash of cream or mayo if you're nasty. very last goes a couple of handfuls of greens

get 2-5 sweet or spicy sausages out of their skins and brown the filling. break it up, add a diced onion, saute it until there's lots of browning. deglaze with white wine and/or stock and a couple of diced tomatoes if you have them. add a can of white beans + juices and whatever hard herbs you got

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People care for more about being seen — feeling seen, in the case of sharing a fake but funny video or bit that generates affect — than being accurate or “right”. We misapply our nerd obsession with enlightenment values of truth onto people who just want to boogie.