Like minds can be small minds

Herbert Gintis

Nature, 2009, vol. 461, issue 7260, 40-41

Abstract: An adviser to US President Barack Obama argues that people's tendency to seek out those with similar views can entrench extreme opinions. But many other forces can fuel outlandish beliefs, says Herbert Gintis.

Date: 2009
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