Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "STUDY: Who Falls For Bullshit More - Conservatives Or Liberals?" video.

Reading the actual study it seems like "bullshit" to me. Any liberal who falls for this is clearly easy to fool.
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+James Davey This is not really a scientific journal. Open source, pay to publish, allows the word "bullshit" in the title. I question this source and will never cite anything from this journal.
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One, no credible research will ever use "bullshit" in their title. Next, it seems that Kyle fell for this "bullshit".
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+JosephM1750 This was not a "scientific study". It is published in a "pay to publish" journal and is an open source. It has only 11 citations and the use of the word "bullshit" is in no way professional. Now read their methods "We obtained complete data from 196 US-American individuals (43.4% women; Mage = 36.4) who participated in an online study via Amazon Mechanical Turk, a service where researchers can post jobs (such as responding to a questionnaire) which can be completed by users of Amazon Mechanical Turk (cf. [10]). One participant began the survey but did not complete it; results did not change when this individual was excluded from the analyses. No participant was removed from the reported analyses. Only demographic information about sex, age, and in what country participants live was collected." " No identifying information was obtained from participants. The participants were explicitly informed that the data are treated confidentially. Every participant had to agree to the following statements: "I understand that my participation is voluntary and that I may withdraw from the study at any time without explanation;" and "I hereby confirm that I am at least 18 years old, and that I agree to take part in this study." Moreover, it was possible to easily withdraw from the study at any time by closing the internet browser." Not a reliable method. Go to any Bernie Sanders rally and you can find 196 Sanders supporters that are easily fooled by "bullshit".
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