Political Conformity Explained
Our political beliefs often stem from a subconscious desire to conform to the views of our in-group, leading to a narrow understanding of the full spectrum of opinions. This phenomenon has intensified over generations, resulting in a heightened antipathy toward opposing parties. As we consume more news, we become overconfident in our beliefs, failing to recognize our own biases while attributing negative traits to those with differing views.In this clip
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Why Are We More Divided Than Ever? - Michael Morris
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