People we make friends with tend to be near to us on dominance hierarchy. That makes them more or less close to us in their mode of existence. How to make sure we don't indulge in groupthink and ideological bubble/bias.
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What do you think are my interests? It's funny because leftist journalists used EXACTLY the same talking point to say that working class members who voted Trump didn't vote for their own "interests". Like, now values can be dictated to others. Thanks, mein Führer.
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This tweet proves the alt-right are a bunch of hacks with no moral convictions whatsoever. I can just see them being the spineless twats in school who went along with everything the group did.
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Good news = good news Bad news = bad news That's friends!
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What statistics did he misrepresent?
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Nobody really corrected him, what are you talking about. Cite something.
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The Tweet is solid - the same is true for IQ.
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You respected him whilst you thought he supported your prejudices. Then when it turns out he supports science, you stopped respecting him... which is ironic.
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