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Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) “This is a PERFECT explanation of Leftists “The reason so many idiotic ideas now” — TopicDigg

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This is a PERFECT explanation of Leftists “The reason so many idiotic ideas now run society, where everyone listens to their feelings and stops needing facts or reality, might be because even major publications switched completely from reasoning to emotion Researchers analyzed language across millions of publications going back to 1850. Until around 1980, language rooted in evidence and logic kept rising. Then the curve flipped. Starting almost exactly in 1980, fact-based language began declining while emotionally loaded language climbed instead, and that shift accelerated hard after 2007. Rational language is what real science runs on. Emotional language is what activism runs on because an activist is producing a version of reality that confirms what they already believe. You see the result everywhere. Entire groups get mobilized and controlled through exactly this, emotionally charged language, because emotions are how you actually control people, not statistics. Use the right trigger words, the right examples, hit the specific feeling you're after, and people will do what you want without ever checking if the underlying claim was even true” Examples of the emotionally charged trigger words are things like: Fascist, racist, misogynist and more We all see this EXACT thing happen almost daily in America to manipulate and control the Left mob I fact check this research and it’s true Researchers analyzed language in millions of books covering roughly 1850–2019. They tracked frequencies of words tied to fact-based rational argumentation (examples: “determine,” “conclusion”) versus words tied to sentiment, intuition, or human experience (examples: “feel,” “believe”). - From the mid-19th century until around 1980, rational evidence oriented language rose steadily while sentiment language declined - Around 1980 the trend reversed: fact-related words began declining and emotion-related words rose - The shift accelerated sharply around 2007 What’s even more crazy is there is proof this exact same thing happened not just in books but in the mainstream media The same broad reversal shows up in New York Times articles
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