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alcaray — (archived)

If the goal was to figure out what causes belief in crop circles, then I stand by my first assessment.

If the goal was to get statistics on what HZ denizens think, then it was a great start. In that case, we found that:

Frank thinks: "that right brain dominant people are more likely to to have an extreme liberal philosophy."; that the radical left is "more willing to embrace the conventional"; right wing black helicopter folks are undereducated: that there's a correllation between hemispheric brain dominence and politics.

Lindy thinks: "conservatives are usually only interested in the status quo and their money"

McFly thinks: conservatives hesitate to "embrace the unconventional"; hmmm: you've got a lot of qualification in your post.

Bowser believes: it is the right wing Christians who believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible [generalization on my part].

This is pretty much a laundry list of prejudice, no? I mean has anyone done statistical studies on any of these assertions, and were these good folks aware of the results?

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