Why Woke Liberals Will Always Lose
March 11, 2024
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as posted by the channelWatch the FULL Real Talk With Zuby x Dr. Gad Saad podcast here:
In a conversation between Zuby and Dr. Gad Saad, Zuby recounts an instance of being protested at a university in Florida. The protesters, though not well-informed about Zuby's views, seemed driven by a vague perception of him as a conservative figure. The conversation delves into the lack of deontological principles and the noticeable immaturity in discussions on various issues.
Dr. Saad emphasizes the prevalence of cognitive miserliness, where individuals resort to intellectual shortcuts, avoiding the effort required to build a comprehensive evidence network to support their positions. This intellectual laziness contributes to the tendency to attack, ban, or silence opposing views rather than engaging in substantive discussions. The conversation highlights the challenge of encouraging thoughtful discourse in a climate that often values simplicity and emotional reactions over intellectual rigor.
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