sturg33
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the reality... this and countless other examples IS tyranny.
But since lefties are scared ****less over a virus with 99.9% survival rate, they cheer it on and voluntarily demand more.
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the reality... this and countless other examples IS tyranny.
But since lefties are scared ****less over a virus with 99.9% survival rate, they cheer it on and voluntarily demand more.
sturg33
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1. CNN lies endlessly everyday. They are in fact, the enemy of truth
2. Trump correctly identified the arsonists and looters. Rittenhouse killed two people in self defesne, as the law will agree ill assure you
3. The people involved hate Trump
Is there ever a moment where you blame the people actually responsible for things rather than your political opponents?
2. Trump correctly identified the arsonists and looters. Rittenhouse killed two people in self defesne, as the law will agree ill assure you
3. The people involved hate Trump
Is there ever a moment where you blame the people actually responsible for things rather than your political opponents?
nsacpi
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it's been 4 years of turning a blind eye to a lot of things for very poorly chosen one's peeps
Runnin
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From Psychology Today, Are Americans Just Stupid?
Adam Wainwright says half the St. Louis Cardinals are "flat earthers". That's surely an exaggeration but anti-science is on the rise. And it's not just religious fundamentalists.
Nevertheless, if we examine the rejection of science closely, we find that it is not rooted in stupidity. The dad who brings his family to the Creation Museum to see cavemen mingling with dinosaurs might surprise you with his intellectual abilities, whether by reciting obscure sports statistics from memory, analyzing complex problems or ideas on the job, or building an impressive addition onto his home in his spare time. And that mother who fights administrators to establish a religious club in her child's public school, propagating fundamentalist beliefs that reject science into the next generation, may have been at the top of her class back in high school.
To understand American anti-intellectualism, it’s important to realize that smart people can embrace dumb ideas. On an individual or social level, this happens when the right mix of factors come together. The first factor is our own makeup – all humans are to some degree biologically prone to intellectual laziness, emotional decision-making, confirmation bias, and other natural impulses that often obstruct critical thinking.
Adam Wainwright says half the St. Louis Cardinals are "flat earthers". That's surely an exaggeration but anti-science is on the rise. And it's not just religious fundamentalists.
Nevertheless, if we examine the rejection of science closely, we find that it is not rooted in stupidity. The dad who brings his family to the Creation Museum to see cavemen mingling with dinosaurs might surprise you with his intellectual abilities, whether by reciting obscure sports statistics from memory, analyzing complex problems or ideas on the job, or building an impressive addition onto his home in his spare time. And that mother who fights administrators to establish a religious club in her child's public school, propagating fundamentalist beliefs that reject science into the next generation, may have been at the top of her class back in high school.
To understand American anti-intellectualism, it’s important to realize that smart people can embrace dumb ideas. On an individual or social level, this happens when the right mix of factors come together. The first factor is our own makeup – all humans are to some degree biologically prone to intellectual laziness, emotional decision-making, confirmation bias, and other natural impulses that often obstruct critical thinking.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
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nsacpi
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
another antifan pretending to be a republican
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
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