Preference Falsification and Postmodernism (with Michael Vassar)
Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg
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The Dynamics of Preference Falsification
This chapter explores the phenomenon of preference falsification, where individuals publicly conform to societal expectations while privately holding opposing views. Through historical examples and psychological theories, it examines the implications of self-censorship on personal cognition and societal discourse. The discussion further connects these concepts to contemporary issues, highlighting the impact of economic pressures on individual expression and mental health.
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