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www.thetimes.com
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| | | | | In this age of divisive identity politics, it was inevitable that focus would eventually turn to the education of white working-class boys. A constituency alrea | |
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deusdiapente.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Looks like someone else has come up with the two very different "systems" of cognition that we wade through every day: Contextualizing and Decoupling. The differing debating norms between scientific vs. political contexts are not just a cultural difference but a psychological and cognitive one. Beneath the culture clash there are even deeper disagreements about... | |
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srconstantin.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Does it make sense to talk about "rational people"? That is, is there a sub-population of individuals who consistently exhibit less cognitive bias and better judgment under uncertainty than average people? Do these people have the dispositions we'd intuitively associate with more thoughtful habits of mind? (Are they more flexible and deliberative, less dogmatic and... | |
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otherwheregazette.wordpress.com
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| | | William Lehman/Contributor Our myths and legends define us. This isn't exactly a new revelation, a few books have been written on the subject, including "the Samurai the Mountie and the Cowboy" among others, but all of them explored other things (like gun control). The United States' self image is related to our myths and legends,... | ||
