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MrMark wrote:
I think you can probably express yourself on these issues without resorting to name-calling.
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conservatve radicals
like they do
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monty wrote:
Johnnie wrote:
suffering from Bush Derangement Syndrome
Approximately half of the citizens in this country would like him impeached, so it seems your attempt to spin the terminology into a mental disorder akin to Clinton Derangement Syndrome isn't working. Some people really do believe that the Constitution is worth protecting, and that torture and warantless wiretaps are bad, while the right to habeus corpus is good.
half the population is below average IQ
08 Feb 2008, 11:08 am
Johnnie wrote:
half the population is below average IQ
I know.
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Study pits liberal brains against conservative brains ...
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
08 Feb 2008, 2:59 pm
08 Feb 2008, 3:48 pm
monty wrote:
Johnnie wrote:
half the population is below average IQ
I know.
Quote:
Study pits liberal brains against conservative brains ...
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
Johnnie is pwn3d!! !
09 Feb 2008, 9:33 am
Odin wrote:
monty wrote:
Johnnie wrote:
half the population is below average IQ
I know.
Quote:
Study pits liberal brains against conservative brains ...
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
Researchers at New York University examined how a cue was processed in the anterior cingulate cortex of 43 college students. By monitoring brain activity, they were able to see differences in the way that self-described liberals and conservatives avoided a habitual -- but inappropriate -- response.
"Say you drive home from work the same way every day, but one day there's a detour and you need to override your autopilot," David Amodio, the researcher who carried out the study, tells the Chicago Tribune. "Most people function just fine. But there's a little variability in how sensitive people are to the cue that they need to change their current course."
In the end, the liberals proved to be more flexible.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/ondeadline/re ... index.html
Johnnie is pwn3d!! !
yeah I'm real hurt considering the economic plight of the liberal support base compared to the wealth of the conservitives. Remove the inner city ghetto vote and dems would have no power base, they can only win an election to keep their mooch butts in power by buying the votes of ghetto dwellers. A study performed by the liberal media person is far from anything to wet your pants over when their is also no proof the POS didn't fudge the results.
