A recent study by researchers at Northwestern University (NWUS) demonstrates how data and words are manipulated to misrepresent reality (what is true) to fit a preconceived notion and agenda. That agenda serves a political and social prejudice (feminist, progressive, postmodern liberalism). This is also known as confirmation bias. Unfortunately, today, this is a common practice … Continue reading Words are manipulated to misrepresent reality
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Impeachment and patterns of behavior
In a previous essay, Independent thinking, part II, I said, or agreed with, the idea that personality drives behavior; and suggested that personality is determined by factors that just might give Third Wave Behaviorist Psychologists a reason to question the money they invested in their education (half-a-million dollars). But one of many ideas we (3rd … Continue reading Impeachment and patterns of behavior
Book Tour: Season 1, episode 1
This is the place for debate. (civil) And but so, it's time to get serious about the 2024 election. And of course, there's no better way than to understand what happened and why in the 2016 election. Yes? Update to my video. I've no longer the website markjabbour.com. Because, well, it was a matter of … Continue reading Book Tour: Season 1, episode 1
Election 2016
**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** EDITORS: For review copies or interview requests, contact: Marketing Services Tel: 888-795-4274 Fax: 812-355-4079 Email: MarketingServices(at)xlibris(dot)com (When requesting a review copy, please provide a street address.) Book gives analysis and accounting of unprecedented events from a unique perspective. Mark Jabbour announces the release of ‘Election 2016: The Great Divide, the Great Debate’ … Continue reading Election 2016