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Edited by AurumPrimavera22:
5/8/2016 5:07:12 AM
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The study says that two groups of people were given BS statements that were syntactically correct
Of the Republicans (esp those who supported Marco, Cruz or Trump), the group called BS at a higher rate than Liberals (O'Malley, Hillary and Bernie)
Of the Liberal group, they found BS at rates that weren't even statistically relevant or significant...
The journal disagrees with you
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That's incorrect. The study talked about groups of people judging BS statements as profound, not calling BS statements for what they are. According to the study authors, conservative participants were far more likely to find BS statements profound than liberal participants were. Clinton and O'Malley supporters found mundane statements profound more than conservatives and Bernie supporters did. That's where OP is drawing his claim that conservatives are more gullible from. However, there's a comment linking to a blog post that takes the data samples from the study and comes to a completely different conclusion than the study authors apparently did.
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Yeah, I redid a comment Checked myself
