Vista means having to say you’re sorry
by Chris Seibold on Aug 28, 2008
You, astute reader, are no doubt with the familiar "fight or flight" response exhibited in animals under stress. The basic idea seems to be that when faced a threat the animals choice is binary. It …(read more)
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