The Curious Case of British Queueing: A Socio‑Temporal Analysis of Waiting Times By J. P. R. Holland, PhD, Specialist in Ridiculous Research Abstract The United Kingdom is renowned for its courteous queue culture, yet
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Read more →Why Do We Love Marmite? A Cultural Investigation into Unilateral Taste Preferences By Dr. P. H. Savoir, University of Somewhere (though you’ll probably believe the research has come out of the
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