I'm a psychologist pointing out a bad argument by another psychologist. So hopefully that balances out.
Psychologist @LFeldmanBarrett argues free speech imposes chronic stress on listeners, so must be restricted. #nope
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The studies her NYT oped links to are all false attributions. They study the effects of physical abuse & emotional neglect, not hate speech.
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Im stressed reading this tweet. He should be banned!
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apologism for juvenility
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He has Allodoxaphobia
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Just like suggesting sexual abstinence in order to avoid STD, instead of learning how to make it safe
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Sticks and stones. What happened to This world? Who cares what other people say. If you don't like it don't listen.
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There are already good arguments against such an inference: this one https://twitter.com/JonHaidt/status/887273716589240321 … by
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Again against limiting free speech because harmful to someone, as it would be a self-fulfilling prophecyhttps://twitter.com/JonHaidt/status/887619681082802176 …
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