MAGA Hates Thinking: It Hurts Their Head
Most people hear a claim and do something with it. They weigh it. They compare it to what they already know. They ask themselves whether it sounds right. That process happens automatically. It doesn’t require effort or education. It’s just what a working brain does when it encounters new information.
But not everyone’s brain works that way. Some people hear a claim and have no internal process for evaluating it. Nothing fires. No comparison. No filter. The information just sits there, unprocessed, until someone they trust tells them whether to believe it or not.
In 1962, psychologist Herman…
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