Yale Professor 'Embarrassed' to Discover Tea Party Members are Scientifically Literate

cns news ^ | October 17, 2013 - 1:42 PM | Matt Vespa

[Right Wing Assault]

Of course, I still subscribe to my various political and moral assessments

Since one of your assessments was shown to be incorrect, it should be important to you to test ALL of them. When you are finished, you will be a conservative and start attending Tea Party functions.

Are you afraid?

[BfloGuy]

I give the guy credit for analyzing the data and changing his mind about the relative intelligence of Tea Partiers. IMO, that's a liberal on the cusp of using his intelligence.

A rare thing, indeed.

[miss marmelstein]

What does a psychology professor know about science? Let’s put HIM to the test.

[GladesGuru]

Yalie “researcher” once again neglects to do a thingie called a “literature search” and announces the discovery of a square wheel.

Worse yet, the offender is a psychologist - a member of a “soft” science. In his case, mostly “soft” and pitifully little science.

Corrupt lil’ academented bachelor’s child didn’t even search the lead journal of psychology, the New Yuk Slimes archives.

[GladesGuru]

“the Earth’s core is millions of degrees”

Earth core or sun core - “What difference does it make?”

Sorry, just exercising my inner HillaBesast.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

So next, let’s check the Democrat Party and compare.

[spawn44]

Talk about living in a cocoon. No wonder the left is so easily led around by the nose.

[NoLibZone]

Liberals dont yet undestand the biological relationship between a fetus and a human.

[KC_Lion]

Well Said Grace, the Universe has a set of laws that we humans can't break.

Or if we want to look into History for Conservatives being ahead of the curve, look at what Documentaries we have shared with each other over the years.

How much about your own country do you know now that you didn't 5 years ago?

[jwalsh07]

He followed the science to it’s logical conclusion, that being that liberalism is mentally disordered.

[cripplecreek]

Not just documentaries either. History based dramas like Courage New Hampshire that inspire us to go looking for more facts.

While the Pine Tree riot wasn’t specifically mentioned in the show I was inspired to go looking for info on British practices of restricting colonial natural resource usage.

http://allthingsliberty.com/2013/02/the-pine-tree-riot/

[mom.mom]

It’s amazing what we know about history as well.

[TurboZamboni]

Algore is the Cyrus Teed of our time.

[huldah1776]

I wish they would search for the absolute truth but unfortunately they don’t believe there is such a thing so they wander around aimlessly.

[kcvl]

http://www.culturalcognition.net/members/profiles/17139874

[KC_Lion]

Control the use of resources, control the people.

Why do you think Warren Buffet is against the Keystone Pipeline?

This is the same damn game Rockefeller and J.P. Morgan Played in the 1890s!

[thecodont]

for letting the data take him where it goes

What real scientists do.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Red Steel.

[null and void]

Yep, and it’s comforting to know that a few still exist.

[PATRIOT1876]

“Algore is the Cyrus Teed of our time.”

Good analogy!
I bet he claimed to have a “consensus” too