Saving Democracy with Circles Theory

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Last Update: 2018-07-08
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Political Psychology Podcast by Daniel Dodge

1	The Most Gullible Third of Voters is Every Democracy’s Greatest National Security Risk: ‘We Must Know Who They Are, We Must Not Hate Them, But We Must NEVER Vote On Their Side’ 2018-07-08	Play	Download
2	The Psychotic, Irrational, and Antisocial Styles of Small Circle Politics: Unreceptiveness Toward External Reality, Logic, and Social Information 2018-06-24	Play	Download
3	A Scientific Definition of Evil: Excess Extroverted Assimilation Directed at the Social Environment 2018-06-20	Play	Download
4	The Big Circle Left vs the Small Circle Right: How Big Is Your Circle of Family? A “Tiny Bubble” Political Party Rips Babies Out of the Arms of Mothers and Tears Families Apart 2018-06-18	Play	Download
5	The Golden Mean Bell Curve: Maximum Good is the Balance Between Selflessness and Selfishness, Between Valuing a Nation’s Whole and Its Parts 2018-06-16	Play	Download
6	The Public has a Duty to Support the Rights of Citizens, and Citizens have a Duty to Support the Rights of the Public. If the Public Shirks its Duty, Citizens are Tyrannized; if Citizens Shirk their D 2018-06-01	Play	Download
7	Synecdoche: A Cognitive Weakness in Small Circle Thinking, Where a Part is Easily Switched for a Whole, or a Whole is Easily Switched for a Part 2018-05-27	Play	Download
8	Zooming Out and Zooming In: Synthesis and Analysis, Holism and Reductionism, Inductive and Deductive Reasoning, Merge with Big Circle Politics on the Left, and Small Circle Politics on the Right 2018-05-24	Play	Download
9	A Theory as a Poem: When Most Elegant, an Ideal Theory Has a Repetition and Symmetry that Resembles the Telling of a Poem 2018-05-18	Play	Download
10	The “Sugar-Salt” Conflation: Mixing Up Selflessness And Selfishness, Making it Hard to Achieve a Good Balance in Politics 2018-05-14	Play	Download

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