interesting.

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I kinda knew this already and I think a lot of people could draw the same conclusions if they bothered. I hope in his research he can draw deeper insights into the causes and give us something we couldn't already kinda guess.

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For me this guy is incredibly hard to understand and communicates in such jumpy way that it makes it very hard to follow what he is saying.

Evan though what he is saying is a very simple concept.


on-top of that its strange how people that seek closure end up going for conservative politics when conservatives provide no more or less closure than liberals (in the current political system).


I think also in this area of science there are so many verables and our understanding of the mind/tools to test the mind are so pore its nearly imposable to get meaningful scientific data in terms of finding causal links.

>> ^Enzoblue:

I kinda knew this already and I think a lot of people could draw the same conclusions if they bothered. I hope in his research he can draw deeper insights into the causes and give us something we couldn't already kinda guess.


I just wanna know...can conservatism be cured?

>> ^NetRunner:

>> ^Enzoblue:
I kinda knew this already and I think a lot of people could draw the same conclusions if they bothered. I hope in his research he can draw deeper insights into the causes and give us something we couldn't already kinda guess.

I just wanna know...can conservatism be cured?


http://www.livescience.com/13608-brain-political-ideology-liberal-conservative.html