How selectively edited are these clips?
'Moral dumbfounding' is one of my favorite concepts from @JonHaidt. Behold its full force here.https://www.dailywire.com/news/30578/watch-campus-reform-asks-students-who-dont-think-frank-camp?amp&__twitter_impression=true …
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I don't know. Good question.
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This is a dumb article. Why would liberal students (or anybody, for that matter) have to justify Obama's Nobel Prize? The general population doesn't vote on who gets Nobel prizes. Cons should focus on actual problem-solving, not microscoping Lib "hypocrisy."
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I'm more interested in the psychology of dumbfounding here than the politics.
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So, Obama should have won because he was not Trump and Trump should not win it because he is not Obama. Got it!
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A controlled study would be much more compelling than anecdotal interviews of individuals. I'd love to know how many people were interviewed in the making of this video
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Utilitarianism rationality vs deontological intuitionism?
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man, the nerve of partisans these days, not even knowing the usual nuclear nonproliferation excuse
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Dysgenics and elite overproduction
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