People Less Capable of Critical Thinking — STEELE: High school grads of the ’50s were more capable of critical thinking than the college grads of today. LINDAUER: I’m becoming more scared. I had hopes for this generation. PERLOFF: They have a lot more vaccines and a more politically correct agenda. Since the smart phone was introduced, attention span has measurably decreased. People don’t have the ability to focus like they did before, to read materials and come to a logical conclusion — James Perloff & Robert Steele w/ Susan Lindauer 2/4/17

SUSAN LINDAUER: “I’m becoming more scared. I had hopes for this generation.”

JAMES PERLOFF: “They have a lot more vaccines and a more politically correct agenda. One of the remarks I heard Mr. Steele make…: ‘the high school grads of the ’50s were more capable of critical thinking than the college grads of today.’ …

They say that since the smart phone was introduced, attention span has measurably decreased with the proportionate increase in the use of the smart phone. People don’t have the ability to focus like they did before, to read materials, which is often usually the best way to get a self education. …

If you want to get to the bottom of a crime like 9/11, you need to be able to look at facts, evidence, see what is likely, see what is merely there for propaganda purposes, rule out things that don’t make sense, and come to a logical conclusion.”

Transcribed by Jeff Fenske @95:40

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