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01:46 The Production of Fitness The Production of Fitness	The Production of Fitness The Production of Fitness. The material in this video was adapted from "Principles of Economics" which is entrusted to the UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA LIBRARIES PUBLISHING EDITION, 2016. THIS… production of fitness increasing returns decreasing returns total product total production capacity training week athlete returns curve exercise increase fitness competition levels athletes coaches trainers injury likelihood cost studies law gains From Richard Gosselin 0 likes 0 Creative Commmons License Attribution: CC BY
19:44 Corrections: Professor Tannahill's Lecture… Corrections: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 5, 2016	Corrections: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 5, 2016 Corrections incarceration rates mandatory people color prisoners legal professions human geography law enforcement single-party states imperial units sexism population probation education road transport rape criminology member states of the united nations remember business driving criminal law marijuana. marijuana web colors disparity crime penalty beer g8 nations prison white liberal democracies possession incarceration. central asian countries misdemeanor appointment demography torture penology sentence. incarceration republics sales effects g20 nations likelihood prison. tannahlil central east asian countries imprisonment and detention professor violence govt 2306 youth gender studies habits 18-year-old robbery security parole childhood sentences. morality jail rate drugs pounds males drug sentence county place bit lot inmates money From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0
12:48 Inductive and Deductive Arguments Inductive and Deductive Arguments	Inductive and Deductive Arguments This short video presents the distinction between inductive and deductive arguments. intro to phil logic phil 2303 philosophy argument arguments conclusion premises streets clouds claim truth rain evidence presence future examples fact sort types couple counter difference likelihood From Nathan Smith 0 likes 0