@jordanbpeterson could you explain the proposed mechanism here? I’m unclear
This research line is very interesting but it's not obvious that psychology can yet objectively characterize authoritarian belief. There's too much anti- conservative bias implicit in many such theories https://www2.psych.ubc.ca/~schaller/MurraySchallerSuedfeld2013.pdf …
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anti-conservative bias creates anti-liberal bias. Cost of grabbing attention through sensational news? $0….. Worth of learning critical thinking skillset for the future? priceless.
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I'll be posting a letter on r/jordanpeterson to try and articulate what might be going on in the field of psychology and psychiatry. Hope you all tune in.pic.twitter.com/eEVTYSIZQZ
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So this is just maybe a dress rehearsal? It's not yet a script?
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While I share your questioning about biases, I more concerned by the fact a large majority of intellectual elites do not endorse, as much as they say, the theory of evolution even those who are evolutionary biologists as S. Pinker has demonstrated in the blank slate
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He died…50 years to the day after the colonies issued that stirring document written by Jefferson, called the Declaration of Independence. It was denounced by conservatives worldwide: Monarchy aristocracy and state-supported religion thats what conservatives were defending then
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Carl Sagan.
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