Q: Is this product review positive? Title: More Chaos-Psycho Babble Review: Yet another example of misguided musings emanating from the Santa Fe Institute ( let's apply "Chaos" theory to pop subject matter and sell it to the masses!...Who cares if it lacks any credibility ??! !) His writings about the implications of chaos and random selection on the "evolutionary process" are not only silly, but distorted and just plain wrong. If one is interested in some real research, check out William Hamilton or John Maynard Smith. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Love These Things Review: These are fantastic for hanging your delicates to dry. They clip on all thicknesses of clothing and hang anywhere to dry. They made great stocking stuffers for my daughter who just moved out. She was thrilled to have some of her own. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: chronic debauchery with no redeeming moment Review: Despite the wonderfully colorful, brilliantly whimsical prose, this book was frustrating. I read on and on, enduring the sad path of chronic alcoholism and eggregiously amoral behavior, waiting hopefully for Malachy to reflect some insight or remorse, but it never happens. He must have had friends who tried to intercept this destructive behavior but they are not mentioned. He never brings us up to the present time. Answer:

A: No


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Excellent Review: The Things They Carried is an excellent story about the Vietnam War and the hardships experienced by the soldiers that fought in it. This story also shows the bonds that were shared by the soldiers that experienced the war first-hand. Answer:

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