Scientists studying voters in the US say our political views may be an integral part of our physical makeup. Their research, published in the journal Science, indicates that people who are sensitive to fear or threat are likely to support a right wing agenda. Those who perceived less danger in a series of images and sounds were more inclined to support liberal policies. The authors believe their findings may help to explain why voters' minds are so hard to change.
Scientists studying voters in the US say our political views may be an integral part of our physical makeup.
Their research, published in the journal Science, indicates that people who are sensitive to fear or threat are likely to support a right wing agenda.
Those who perceived less danger in a series of images and sounds were more inclined to support liberal policies.
The authors believe their findings may help to explain why voters' minds are so hard to change.
remember, john, the country you caused a blackout to, while playing thehemingway hero macho dumbfuck ?
want mcpow to bring blackouts to your neighbourhood?
want him to run the administration like a low-flying hedge-hopper? ~"When an inner situation is not made conscious, it appears outside as fate." Karl Jung~
