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Daily Archives: December 19, 2008
CNN and Evil – Snivil…
Use your head! Not even the term “wet” is binary. Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, behavior, brain, information theory, politics, science, social science
Tagged authority, Baloney Detection System, binary, binary events, churches, CNN.com, consequences, dumbness, ESPN, evil, Good vs. Evil, Milram's Experiments, NFL Countdown, psychology, religion, research, rules are everywhere, science, words are powerful
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Junk Science of “Evil”
Here we see another example where people are looking for a phenomenon that doesn’t exist – EVIL. Do people harm others in the real world and experimental settings? sure. Does that constitute evil? no. The conclusion of the studies never … Continue reading
Posted in analysis of behavior, behavior, brain, health care, human rights, religion, science, social science, speculation
Tagged evil, good, milgrim, psychology
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