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From Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B Cialdini, PH.D. Does Jordan have optimal conditions? Does Egypt's new revolution follow the same path? I'm not sure but I don't know how Egypt was doing in the past few years. However, I find the below much more accurate in the case of Jordan. Social scientists have determined that scarcity is a primary cause of political turmoil and violence. One of the most prominent speakers of this argument is James C. Davies, who states that: "We are most likely to find revolutions where a period of improving economic and social conditions is followed by a short, sharp reversal in those conditions. Thus it is not the traditionally most downtrodden people - who have come to see their deprivation as part of the natural order of things - who are especially liable to revolt. Instead, revolutionaries are more likely to be those who have been given at least some taste of a better life. When the economic and social improvement...

It's Ramadan, the last ten days of Ramadan are getting into me and I saw very very impressive Videos... The speaker is one of the few that grab my attention and has a subtle mesmerizing way of presenting what he obviously loves and the subject that he tackles is huge its "Literary Aspects of the Quran" add to that the fact that Arabic is not his mother tongue and was not born in an Arabic speaking family... He probes the power of the Quran in its original wording and touches on how miraculous it is by its own wording... The beauty of his work is that it is addressed non-Arabic speaking audience and he does a very good job at it... Listen to this guy Arabic or not he is unbelievable and by the way... He travelled the road from Muslim to Atheist to Muslim as well and speaks of his experience on "The Deen Show"... I'll post a link about it in another post soon... But this is one of the best I have ever heard Arabic speaking or not this is something worth you...