BFM Podcast
The Psychology Of Extremist Thinking
22-Feb-21 17:00
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Anasuya Jegathesan, Director for the Centre of Human Excellence and Development, Taylor's University
A study found that people with extremist views are less capable of carrying out complex mental tasks. Is it helpful to look at biological differences, in dealing with extremists? We speak to Dr. Anasuya for her insights.
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Human's are designed to behave and function independently.
The problem arrives when moral codes and living norms are imposed.
A person who disagrees is LABELED as extremist, insane, rogue etc.
Who gave them the right to do that?
2021-02-22 21:05