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Dr. Dennis Elam Explains Socionomic Causality at the University of Warwick

Watch Dennis Elam share his thoughts on socionomic causality during the University of Warwick’s mood conference’s panel.
Will You Make the Cut? Pro-Eugenics Ideas May Resurface As Negative Mood Deepens

Alan Hall reveals how the large mood fluctuations shaped the eugenics movement in America and abroad and how it not only changes people’s valuation of financial and other assets — it changes how humans value others. Hall puts the pieces of the puzzle together and makes a startling forecast for a resurging ideology most believe to be dead.
[Article] Congress Gets Angry During Social Mood Declines

The coming trend of negative social psychology will be characterized primarily by polarization between and among various perceived groups, whether political, ideological, religious, geographical, racial or economic.

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