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'Bull**** As Profound' Linked to Support for Conservatism

Is that really the understanding you took away from this study? Or are you just trying to troll?

It sure is. The study is a joke...lol
 

So, how's that Obamacare working out? How many insurance companies have jumped ship in the past couple of years? Cuttin-n-runnin from Iraq worked out great, huh? How many troops is Obama sending back to Iraq? Is ISIS stop crumbling? No? I didn't think so. How about AQ being in the run?
 
It sure is. The study is a joke...lol

Let's try this again: The study found a link between the willingness to classify bull**** statements as profound and support for conservative ideals.

The bull**** statements (which were linked in the OP) had nothing to do with conservatism. They are just statements that may appear interesting at first, but upon closer examination do not make any logical sense.

The study did not pass any judgment against conservatism or even conservative ideas.
 
Let's try this again: The study found a link between the willingness to classify bull**** statements as profound and support for conservative ideals.

The bull**** statements (which were linked in the OP) had nothing to do with conservatism. They are just statements that may appear interesting at first, but upon closer examination do not make any logical sense.

The study did not pass any judgment against conservatism or even conservative ideas.

You want to get into bull**** statements by L8breaks that liberals think are the gospel? Maybe we can begin with, "if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period". Talk about a bull**** statement.
 
So, how's that Obamacare working out? How many insurance companies have jumped ship in the past couple of years? Cuttin-n-runnin from Iraq worked out great, huh? How many troops is Obama sending back to Iraq? Is ISIS stop crumbling? No? I didn't think so. How about AQ being in the run?

Four issues of at least debatable merit = "DURRR LIBRULS WRONG BOUT ERRYTHING"

Don't ever change.
 
Four issues of at least debatable merit = "DURRR LIBRULS WRONG BOUT ERRYTHING"

Don't ever change.

Oh, you want to get into the Iran deal? They admitted they lies in that...lol
 
You want to get into bull**** statements by L8breaks that liberals think are the gospel? Maybe we can begin with, "if you like your plan, you can keep your plan, period". Talk about a bull**** statement.

Ok, you either are not grasping the point of the study or you are actively trying to troll me.

Either way, I'm done.
 
Ok, you either are not grasping the point of the study or you are actively trying to troll me.

Either way, I'm done.

And you're dodging me because you know I'm right.
 
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And you're dodging me because you know I'm right.

Whatever helps you to sleep at night.

Luckily, if you suffer from any mental health issues, you can be certain that your health insurance plan covers that type of medical care thanks to Obamacare.
 
Whatever helps you to sleep at night.

Luckily, if you suffer from any mental health issues, you can be certain that your health insurance plan covers that type of medical care thanks to Obamacare.

I'll never thank Obamacare.
 
This thread turned out in a completely predictable fashion.

Someone should do a study on that.
 
This is legitimate research on some underlying differences between liberals and conservatives. The fact that you are more likely to believe that a bull**** statement is "profound" is likely to color your ability to critically analyze other data and statements.

We see the reflection of that in the nomination of Donald Trump.

So this is an "I hate Trump!" thread?? Please make your intentions clear, since we're getting a little confused... Is this a thread dedicated to making up stupid crap about conservatives and passing it off as research or making stupid crap about Trump and passing it off as research??
 
ffs, you guys post such low level ignorance:

Open access (OA) refers to online research outputs that are free of all restrictions on access (e.g., access tolls) and free of many restrictions on use (e.g. certain copyright and license restrictions).[1] Open access can be applied to all forms of published research output, including peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed academic journal articles, conference papers, theses,[2] book chapters,[1] and monographs.[3]


it means yer free to view and share, not change or edit.

good grief.

..and have no restrictions regarding accuracy, soundness of research or any other acceptable standard. If you can pay the fee, you get published...
 
So this is an "I hate Trump!" thread?? Please make your intentions clear, since we're getting a little confused... Is this a thread dedicated to making up stupid crap about conservatives and passing it off as research or making stupid crap about Trump and passing it off as research??

I did post the thread to a partisan politics forum, didn't I? Is it really so shocking that my interpretation of the research (not made up) would have a partisan bias?

On a side note, I would point to the fact that the research revealed the smallest correlation (among the conservatives) for the Trump supporters whereas Cruz supporters showed the highest correlation overall. So I would have adjusted my statement to reflect such if either Cruz or Kasich had been nominated.
 
..and have no restrictions regarding accuracy, soundness of research or any other acceptable standard. If you can pay the fee, you get published...

Do you have any support for that allegation?
 
..and yet the OP was 100% pure "DURRR CONSERVATIVES WRONG BOUT ERRYTHING" and you're somehow OK with that....

No, that's an inaccurate characterization of the fundamental points of the research, or my post about that research, and you know it.
 
I did post the thread to a partisan politics forum, didn't I? Is it really so shocking that my interpretation of the research (not made up) would have a partisan bias?

On a side note, I would point to the fact that the research revealed the smallest correlation (among the conservatives) for the Trump supporters whereas Cruz supporters showed the highest correlation overall. So I would have adjusted my statement to reflect such if either Cruz or Kasich had been nominated.

So it's a "make up stupid crap conservatives and pass it off as research" thread. Why didn't you just say so???
 
This thread turned out in a completely predictable fashion.

Someone should do a study on that.


A short abstract:

Intelligent men dismiss claims of ridiculous study, then minutes later feel tempted to embrace its conclusions when presented with inconvenient evidence.
 
A short abstract:

Intelligent men dismiss claims of ridiculous study, then minutes later feel tempted to embrace its conclusions when presented with inconvenient evidence.

Actually, we're still waiting for that inconvenient evidence
 
This is legitimate research on some underlying differences between liberals and conservatives. The fact that you are more likely to believe that a bull**** statement is "profound" is likely to color your ability to critically analyze other data and statements.

We see the reflection of that in the nomination of Donald Trump.

What does Hillary reflect? We see approval of corruption, condescending remarks to minorities she vows to fight for, and the fact she is the best Democrats can offer?

Trump has nothing on her.
 
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