Neurological Correlates

    The Clinton Neuron Neurodemocracy, you gotta love it. Branding, celebrity and politics — all evoke neurological responses in primitive brain areas. How can the candidates best position themselves to have the best neurological response in swing voters? I have some advice. Free! For Senator Clinton, first, promise Pamela Anderson a cabinet post.

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[I'm reposting this post from 01.26.08 in view of the democratic elections - see what you think - Swivelchair] One of my litmus tests for people is to see how they react to Senator Clinton: if there is irrational hostility and negative attributional bias (not based on any knowledge of the substance of her positions), [...]

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Grandville, J.J., “Métamorphosis du Jour” . . Hypocrite. . .” A few years ago, with flamingly infected tonsils, I was on a contentious speaker-phone conference call with an adversary when my voice gave out and I couldn’t talk. My adversary was kind enough to at least put his end on mute while celebrating my impending [...]

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