Political Psychology: The Illusion of Choice and Response to the 2016 Election
By Douglas Rushkoff I know this has been a rough time for a lot of you, and I hope you are doing well. In brief: Yes, there has been a major electoral upheaval, and it seems there are many confused people out there working under some pretty strange assumptions. But no, this isn’t as much […]
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- Steve Stein
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Political Psychology: The Illusion of Choice and Response to the 2016 Election
By Douglas Rushkoff I know this has been a rough time for a lot of you, and I hope you are doing well. In brief: Yes, there has been a major electoral upheaval, and it seems there are many confused people out there working under some pretty strange assumptions. But no, this isn’t as much […]
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- Matthew
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Discussion of Ken Wilber's "Third Way" Politics, 2016 Election
In this clip, integral philosopher Ken Wilber talks about how the two-party political system doesn’t work well anymore (the polarizing 2016 election makes this issue extremely clear). Wilber suggests that we allow the “orange (scientific worldview),” “green (pluralistic, egalitarian worldview)” and “amber (~religious conservative worldview)” their own unique parties. Right now, Democrats are generally looped under […]
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