If being supah smaht means convincing all these poor schmucks that buy into this nonsense to give up even trying to get a girl because they think they’re too ■■■■■■■ genetically and evolutionarily inadequate to even have a shot, I’ll happily be a dumbass.
Run of the mill lib.
you’re the one to judge him wrong?
Killing expertise.
WuWei:Voice of Experience?
Let me assure you of something; you are NOT smarter than Jonathon Haidt.
Who happens to be a flaming lib by the way.
If being supah smaht means convincing all these poor schmucks that buy into this nonsense to give up even trying to get a girl because they think they’re too ■■■■■■■ genetically and evolutionarily inadequate to even have a shot, I’ll happily be a dumbass.
You haven’t read it.
Jezcoe: JayJay:Tommy’s pretty damn smart.
How would you propose we measure if he’s smarter than Jonathan Haidt?
Someone can be smart and wrong at the same time.
I read Haidt.
It is interesting but I don’t think it holds up under scrutiny. His moral foundations work is good for constructing a heuristic, but it isn’t that great past that.
It’s a little too squishy.
But that is my problem with evolutionary psychology anyway.
you’re the one to judge him wrong?
Killing expertise.
I have read evolutionary biologists reactions to his works.
Haidt’s work in how the emotion comes first and the reasoning comes later is rooted in applied science. It isn’t anything new, but has built upon other works.
His moral foundations work is applying a value scale that he created in order to carry out the tests that he was testing that value scale on.
He created a new fangled way of saying Id, ego and superego. Like that, I doubt that his moral foundations work will stand the test of time because it is so incredibly, incredibly squishy.
He is smart. Smarter than me.
So was Linus Pauling. He was wrong about Vitamin C.
WuWei: Jezcoe: JayJay:Tommy’s pretty damn smart.
How would you propose we measure if he’s smarter than Jonathan Haidt?
Someone can be smart and wrong at the same time.
I read Haidt.
It is interesting but I don’t think it holds up under scrutiny. His moral foundations work is good for constructing a heuristic, but it isn’t that great past that.
It’s a little too squishy.
But that is my problem with evolutionary psychology anyway.
you’re the one to judge him wrong?
Killing expertise.
I have read evolutionary biologists reactions to his works.
Haidt’s work in how the emotion comes first and the reasoning comes later is rooted in applied science. It isn’t anything new, but has built upon other works.
His moral foundations work is applying a value scale that he created in order to carry out the tests that he was testing that value scale on.
He created a new fangled way of saying Id, ego and superego. Like that, I doubt that his moral foundations work will stand the test of time because it is so incredibly, incredibly squishy.
He is smart. Smarter than me.
So was Linus Pauling. He was wrong about Vitamin C.
Isn’t wikipedia grand?
Don’t like the mirror, huh?
Wut?
I mean
Wut?
Oh. You think that I got this from Wikipedia?
Ummmm nope.
I read his book when I was in my phase of learning what I could about cognition. His book was among several that I read in that subject. His stuff is interesting, but to me it doesn’t hold too much water when one goes into it beyond the surface.
That is usually the problem in any grand theory to explain the big stuff.
Oh. You think that I got this from Wikipedia?
Ummmm nope.
I read his book when I was in my phase of learning what I could about cognition. His book was among several that I read in that subject. His stuff is interesting, but to me it doesn’t hold too much water when one goes into it beyond the surface.
That is usually the problem in any grand theory to explain the big stuff.
I understand. Have a nice day.
Jezcoe: JayJay:Tommy’s pretty damn smart.
How would you propose we measure if he’s smarter than Jonathan Haidt?
Someone can be smart and wrong at the same time.
I read Haidt.
It is interesting but I don’t think it holds up under scrutiny. His moral foundations work is good for constructing a heuristic, but it isn’t that great past that.
It’s a little too squishy.
But that is my problem with evolutionary psychology anyway.
you’re the one to judge him wrong?
Killing expertise.
Lol.
This was a funny post.
SixFoot: Smyrna:If this is the basis for the conclusion of the OP, at best…it’s weak. OAC is EXTREMELY influential…and that influence among libs and the country, is increasing daily.
This thread is a sigh of relief for libs that they are still controlled by the rich old white dudes in the democrat establishment.
Let them celebrate this one. All they’ve been able to do lately is mourn.
The largest influence in Democratic politics in the past two weeks has been Jim Clyburn. If you think he is an old rich white dude I would suggest you need to visit an optometrist.
And, just in case you have not listen to read any news in the past four years, the Republican Party is entirely controlled by an old rich white dude.
And if the Dems win the election, the same will be said about you.
WuWei: Jezcoe: JayJay:Tommy’s pretty damn smart.
How would you propose we measure if he’s smarter than Jonathan Haidt?
Someone can be smart and wrong at the same time.
I read Haidt.
It is interesting but I don’t think it holds up under scrutiny. His moral foundations work is good for constructing a heuristic, but it isn’t that great past that.
It’s a little too squishy.
But that is my problem with evolutionary psychology anyway.
you’re the one to judge him wrong?
Killing expertise.
Lol.
This was a funny post.
What’s your PhD in?