Food for thought

[BrentD]

I see this as, more than anything, a waste of taxpayer dollars.

Confirmation and disconfirmation bias has been demonstrated over and over for decades, and it's not necessarily about tribalism.

Any strongly held belief requires an overwhelming amount of data to overcome it, e.g. beans in chili. Them's fightin' words in some parts.

This adds nothing to the body of knowledge.

Then, you missed the entire point.

 

[noharleyyet]

Then, you missed the entire point.

...and you missed his

 

[Irrelevant]

HT-ers are:
1. Depressed but hopeful.
or
2. Ignorant (and angry or happy)
or
3. Fatalistic.

 

[VikingsGuy]

...and you missed his

Nahh, his point was that he already knew everything so it was a waste of his time -- which kinda proved the point of the video if actually watched.

 

[Hem]

I keep glancing thinking this thread is Foodismemories.

 

[BrentD]

...and you missed his

Not at all.

 

[Nick87]

Nahh, his point was that he already knew everything

Holy phugg balls dude. The irony!!

 

[noharleyyet]

Nahh, his point was that he already knew everything so it was a waste of his time -- which kinda proved the point of the video if actually watched.

tldr

 

[ismith]

I wish I had the mineral rights to this post, it's rich with Irony Ore..............