That is the end for this thread. No one wants homework.

To actually know why people behave the way they do because of words and why they have the world views they have, is a powerful knowledge tool for good or evil.

If this is a new concept you do not have the option to think "aha this I accept wholeheartedly". Your neural filter can only change the concept within your POV, ignore or ridicule. It is like choosing the red pill or blue pill in the Matrix. Once known, you can not unsee it.

I can explain why good people can become hateful bloodthirsty conservatives by nurture alone and without psychopathology.
A seamless hierarchy is needed. The mindset or paradigm works like this;
Success is defined in this hierarchy as wealth of the wealthy over the lazy losers who lack ambition or intelligent skills. The rest of the pecking order is God over man, man over nature, white over dark races, America over other Countries, Adult over child, everyone over the animal kingdom and ecology.

Even if a person only believes in one or two of these hierarchies, with repetition, the entire mind set of the person soon believes in the total misdirection. In reality we have many more than one world view but a Conservative comes to believe in the whole ball of wax.

What does the repetition have to do with this? Repetition promotes neural dendrite growth in your brain.

A progressive exercises their empathy and care for the collective.
Democracy can not survive without caring.

You know John Lennon was right in his song Imagine. The folks who said 'everything you know is wrong' were on the right track. If you ever heard that your brain is not your own, that too was correct.

A brain training regime works on many people but not necessarily you personally. There are means to overcome the human reality of neural linguistic propaganda. There are also means, although difficult to retrain the conservative hyperbole.

If you think your brain is separate from your heart or body it is not.
That is where the subconscious comes in but that is story for another time. Acting your way to change is even more powerful than thinking your way to a change.


Dave the Gnome, is this what you wanted?