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Andrew Verrijdt
When tit-for-tat is self-defeating
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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16 Feb 2018
This strategy from game theory, useful in many situations, doesn’t work for depression
Dear MTN and Vodacom, don’t dictate to us how to use the internet
Analysis
Andrew Verrijdt
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28 Jan 2016
By trying to bully services like WhatsApp and Skype, MTN and Vodacom are unlevelling the online playing field.
Sex fallacies must be laid to rest
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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9 Oct 2014
The school curriculum doesn't cover having 'good' sex, so the youth consult their phones.
SA should pull out of Winter Olympics in Russia
Analysis
Andrew Verrijdt
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23 Aug 2013
The world should not let Russia get away with its brazenly abusive stance on homosexual people, writes Andrew Verrijdt.
Net censorship won’t stop child porn
Analysis
Andrew Verrijdt
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2 Aug 2013
Local legislators should not follow the UK prime minister's ill-advised plan, says Andrew Verrijdt.
Teens have sex. Get over it
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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7 Jun 2013
Attempting to legislate against teen sexuality is just not going to work, says Andrew Verrijdt.
The right to life – and death
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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22 Feb 2013
However much we abhor the idea, the choice is personal and should be respected
Mental health dossier has more than a dose of madness
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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24 Aug 2012
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is one of the most important documents in all of medicine, psychology and psychiatry.
There is a crisis, minister
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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29 Jun 2012
There are ways in which teachers can compensate for government's incompetence.
Suffer the sense of belonging
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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24 May 2012
Recent allegations about the rape initiation of a pupil at a rugby camp raises the question of why such practices exist in our supposedly modern era.
Apartheid psychology persists in schools
Analysis
Andrew Verrijdt
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27 Jan 2012
Few people realise how far South Africa's education system has come since the dawn of democracy in 1994.
Mbeki, Twitter and the Return of ‘The Expert’
Article
Andrew Verrijdt
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20 Jan 2012
Thabo Mbeki's scepticism of social media's role in democracy may seem outdated but the fact is there's a lot of nonsense floating around online.
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