“Vaccine wars”; harbinger of conflict to come?
Study unearths disturbing distrust across US.

Posted at April 25, 2022
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The most widespread driver of resistance to COVID vaccines in the US was distrust; specifically of political leaders of both parties, the federal government and traditional print & cable news. That is the conclusion reached by a recent e.pluribus.US survey of some of America’s least- and most-vaccinated communities.  The survey dug into the reasoning behind […]

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Why do people resist COVID vaccines? Original source data gathered by e.pluribus.US reveals fascinating insights

Posted at January 25, 2022
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e.pluribus.US is engaging Americans across the political spectrum to understand what they think about COVID vaccines, why they have that perspective and where they got the information driving those views. You’ll be surprised at what we’ve found so far.

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So easy to get angry, wow …

Posted at April 24, 2020
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I got pissed-off yesterday listening to a governor trying to re-cast his costly decisions during the first month of the COVID crisis as heroic leadership. But I caught myself. Because getting pissed-off doesn’t solve anything. Arguably, it’s just a way to viscerally salve angst without actually doing anything. You get angry. The hormones flood. You […]

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“A world constructed from the familiar
is a world in which there’s nothing to learn.”

— Eli Pariser, coined the term, “Filter Bubble”

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