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Sure the American public is going through a bad phase right now, but that's pretty normal. The fact that having a demagogue capture maybe 15 percent of the public's support (I'm only counting real MAGA) has caused the entire government to radically change is an indictment of the political systems, more than the public. Specifically gerrymandering, plurality voting, the electoral college, bicameral legislature with filibuster, lifetime court appointments, and an independently elected president. Probably more that I'm forgetting about. Human nature isn't going to change, but we can change how a nation makes policy.
Are you talking about Soviet elections?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_the_Soviet_Union?wprov=sfla1
Nah this is 60 minutes putting pressure on their new handlers to not squash the segment. Now everyone knows it's coming, and if it doesn't air people will notice. I think it's a wise move.
I wonder if this question doesn't say more about the psychology of the person being asked. People vary in the degree to which they identify with their future selves. I believe this characteristic is often called psychological connectedness. It seems that people who have a stronger psychological connectedness would likely prefer the erased hour. Personally, I'm more inclined to choose the one minute, because the immediate experience feels more real to me. However, I think some of the technical questions about the long term impact of being tortured complicate things. Like would I be suffering PTSD for the next 20 years? If so, then things become much less apples-to-apples.
Honestly what are you talking about?
It was a long time ago and only briefly, but I agree this does not sound at all like what I recall from a CBT session.
More than Abrego Garcia? Probably because he had a court order not to be deported.
Maybe the staff don't want to come back after being doxxed.
I think this is the wrong time to be having that argument. Particularly since the issue here isn't truly admissions criteria. It's about crushing dissent. I don't love Harvard for a lot of other reasons, but we can talk about that maybe after the wannabe dictator is dealt with.
I guess theoretically LGBT fascism could exist in some alternative timeline. I'm trying to imagine it. The uniforms would be wild.