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Dogmatism is fundamental to the human condition, it's not just political.
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Dogmatism is fundamental to the human condition, it's not just political.
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Dogmatism is fundamental to the human condition, it's not just political.
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The author at Econlog in a related article titled Is Ignorant Dogmatism Possible?
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Dogmatism remains a real danger no matter where one sits on the political spectrum.
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Dogmatism remains a real danger no matter where one sits on the political spectrum.
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Dogmatism has no place in our society, only common laws. — sbn
Bits Debate: Should Internet Providers Block Copyrighted Works? - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Dogmatism, confusing values for being the same as facts, means both that you think values are objective (subject independent, non-relational) in the same way that facts are and that you regard your wanting something to be true to be a reason to think that it actually is true.
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Dogmatism is the degree to which an individual has a relatively closed belief system, that is, a set of beliefs that are strongly held.
Diffusion of Innovations Everett M. Rogers 1995
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Dogmatism and intolerance by francine on Monday, Oct 6, 2008 at 9: 57: 49 AM
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