Princeton psychologists show that length of time of exposure to a face doesn't change one's opinion of it (even if it's just a flash of 100milliseconds): http://www.princeton.edu/main/news/archive/S15/62/69K40/index.xml?section=topstories
They say, when we've made up our minds, we don't tend to change it.
I say to you, Princeton: "Isn't it great that your research has confirmed what we knew all along?"
First Meeting 3PM, 9/3/2006
Compiled Topics List
(we won't use all of them this week)
For sure:
- Q&A about UVA student life
- Q&A about libertarianism
- Power only comes from the end of a gun.
- Hard Science vs. soft science in governing human society
- Opening science grants to market based competition
- Obligations to the first amendment
- Constitutionality of the Pledge of Allegiance
- Rights of illegal immigrants
- Treatment of disabled persons
- Guantanamo bay detention facility
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