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You Are Not a Robot
You are not a robot. You are a human being. You are amazing. You can do amazing things. You can achieve great things. Because you are human. You are unique. You’re not a duplicate of anyone else. You respond to … Continue reading
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I Am Not a Robot
I am not a robot. I am a human being. We human beings — people — are amazing. Each of us is unique. No two of us are the same. We may be similar, but we’re not exactly the same. … Continue reading
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How Can They Believe That?
Years ago, I was privileged to take a summer course that included a brief introduction to political psychology. We were asked how the Chinese Communist Party (“CCP”) were able to change over 541 million people’s minds to accept communism within … Continue reading
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Tagged change, fake news, perception, social pressure, worldviews
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