Posted on 09/14/2007 1:29:14 PM PDT by neverdem
That's right. All this test measured was one's processing of visual stimuli. This is a response that is developed by practice, such as playing video games. All they really saw was the difference between the 2 groups of an activity they didn't control for. The rest is irrelevant hand waiving.
The characters were put up for 100ms, and I think the response was supposed to be 500ms after that. don't know the phase... If one practices, they can pick the correct chars out if they're shown for 30ms, and only 150ms is given to respond from the time the char is put up, for hours, until they become so bored they quit.
It has zip to do with political bent, or persuasion.
I’ve been saying that for years. The media and academia has convinced the average guys that these “studies” mean something. In reality, they are just an excuse for the academics to spend tax money to proliferate their own preconceived ideas.
It doesn’t really matter... our side has all the guns...
(This posting is guaranteed to irritate every single liberal within a 100 meter bursting radius.)
I would’ve responded sooner but I couldn’t press the post button fast enough.
LOL
Liberals by definition are not smart. They are creatures that think emotionally and not logically. In order to prove they are smarter, they have to skew factual data to their advantage because they know that intellectually they are not there!
bump
There will always be an unlimited supply of liberals to hoodwink, deceive, manipulate.
That’s what our mass (public) education produces.
Thanks for keeping that information from going down the memory hole.
I wonder what their confidence level was for their study?
Yesterdays kids taught at the blackboard seem to be smarter than todays kids taught on computers. No statistics; just opinion.
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