"Black And White"

The USA is ideologically divided into mainly polar opposites presently and tends to look at the other political party through "black-and-white" opinions: the "Other" is evil and my party is the savior of the world. What is the truth? Where are you looking to find it? What is your thought process in understanding reality? This blog offers a science-based approach to answering these most important questions. If you disagree, please present a better tool, considering the following: 

• The naked human brain's perception of reality is flawed.
• Outside of mathematics and logic, human knowledge is uncertain, thus, we have to turn to what is most probable.
• The Scientific Method is the best humans have to determine what is probable. There is objective evidence of unrivaled historical human progress utilizing its processes to support this claim.

The Truth About The Division In The USA

"One hundred and sixty-three years after the South tried to secede from the Union, starting a war that killed more Americans than all other U.S. wars combined, it is troubling to hear Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene propose a “national divorce” of red states from blue states. In the wake of Jan. 6, we know that talk of insurrection is more than mere rhetoric for a minority of Americans who’ve been radicalized by the lies of right-wing extremism. But Greene’s call for secession depends on a lie that’s far more widespread than the propaganda of insurrectionists. From leaders who bemoan that we’re “more divided than ever” to political operatives who insist that Democrats simply can’t win in the deep South or the Midwest, far too many Americans accept the premise that we are a country divided between red states and blue states.

"This dichotomy is a myth. We are not a nation divided by political ideology. We are, instead, a people who have been pitted against one another by politicians who depend on the poorest among us not showing up to the polls."

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The truth about Majorie Taylor Greene's "National Divorce" myth