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Neuroscientist Explains Why Trump Is Unlikely To Win This Time
In a piece he wrote for “Scientific American”, neuroscientist and author R. Douglas Fields offered his professional opinion on why the impeached president trump is not likely to win the 2020 Presidential Election.
From his past five years observing the impeached president trump, his devoted fanatics, and the rapidly increasing number of people who voted for the impeached president trump in 2016, but have now gotten fed up with his obscene antics, Dr. Fields makes a convincing argument. (But only to people who live in the real world, not those living in a right-wing fantasy land.)
Dr. Fields explains the impeached president trump relies on his ability to strike fear in the minds of specific segments of the voting public, choosing his base carefully, and creating evil where it does not exist, or greatly exaggerating the fears already in the minds of his target audience.
It is a form of brainwashing that is only successful for a finite period in those voters less susceptible. The fear created in their minds by the impeached president trump’s repetitive blather loses its effectiveness over time, as this targeted group learns the repeatedly cited “dangers are not grounded in fact.”
But, for conservatives who long ago bought into the GOP's decades of nonstop fearmongering, these voters were already convinced they were being victimized from all sides. So, the impeached president trump’s brainwashing of these folks required only a light rinse.
With FOX Noise and other similar right-wing outlets hammering the impeached president trump’s message into his devoted fanatics’ noggins, repeatedly, 24/7, since he received the Republicans’ nomination in 2016, it’s quite possible his devoted fanatics will never recover.
Sadly, the impeached president trump’s devoted fanatics’ hatred of education and learned professionals could very well force these poor souls to hold onto their fear of the non-existent evils he planted in their noodles, for the rest of their lives.
To read the article about Dr. Fields, and his essay in Scientific American, click on the link below:
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Neuroscientist Explains Why Trump Is Unlikely To Win This Time
In a piece he wrote for “Scientific American”, neuroscientist and author R. Douglas Fields offered his professional opinion on why the impeached president trump is not likely to win the 2020 Presidential Election.
From his past five years observing the impeached president trump, his devoted fanatics, and the rapidly increasing number of people who voted for the impeached president trump in 2016, but have now gotten fed up with his obscene antics, Dr. Fields makes a convincing argument. (But only to people who live in the real world, not those living in a right-wing fantasy land.)
Dr. Fields explains the impeached president trump relies on his ability to strike fear in the minds of specific segments of the voting public, choosing his base carefully, and creating evil where it does not exist, or greatly exaggerating the fears already in the minds of his target audience.
It is a form of brainwashing that is only successful for a finite period in those voters less susceptible. The fear created in their minds by the impeached president trump’s repetitive blather loses its effectiveness over time, as this targeted group learns the repeatedly cited “dangers are not grounded in fact.”
But, for conservatives who long ago bought into the GOP's decades of nonstop fearmongering, these voters were already convinced they were being victimized from all sides. So, the impeached president trump’s brainwashing of these folks required only a light rinse.
With FOX Noise and other similar right-wing outlets hammering the impeached president trump’s message into his devoted fanatics’ noggins, repeatedly, 24/7, since he received the Republicans’ nomination in 2016, it’s quite possible his devoted fanatics will never recover.
Sadly, the impeached president trump’s devoted fanatics’ hatred of education and learned professionals could very well force these poor souls to hold onto their fear of the non-existent evils he planted in their noodles, for the rest of their lives.
To read the article about Dr. Fields, and his essay in Scientific American, click on the link below:
Neuroscientist Explains Why Trump Is Unlikely To Win This Time
Americans got smarter about the credibility-challenged, fear-mongering president, suggests R. Douglas Fields of the National Institutes of Health.
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