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Never mind, I was going to put up some quotes from Hillary dodging bullets in Afghanistan and other items said be liberals that are never vetted like the liberal lickspittle lapdog media does to the Republicans.
Sounds like and is are two specifically different things. Notice I didn't say it was a false memory, I said it's a possibility. Different people will believe whichever based on their personal bias, I don't know which is true so knowing the nature of how memory works I tend to take a neutral stance in situations like this.Not specifically defending Carson but it is well know that our memories of events can change influenced by unconscious desires and even with other memories (created or real) imposed upon specific recalls. Just some food for thought.I love it when bribaby is up against irrefutable facts he is incapable of conceding.
You wouldn't know a fact if it landed on your head.
I know two.
Carson said he was offered a full scholarship to West Point.
Carson was not offered a full scholarship to West Point.
Memory Recall/Retrieval - Memory Processes - The Human Memory
It is also possible that false memories (or at least wrongly interpreted memories) may be created during recall, and carried forward thereafter. Research into false memory creation is particularly associated with Elizabeth Loftus' work in the 1970s. Among many other experiments in this area (see the side panel on the Psychogenic Amnesia page, for example), she showed how the precise wording of a question about memories (e.g. "the car hit" or "the car smashed into") can dramatically influence the recall and re-creation of memories, and can even permanently change those memories for future recalls - a phenomenon which is not lost on the legal profession. It is thought that it may even be possible, up to a point, to choose to forget, by blocking out unwanted memories during recall, a process achieved by frontal lobe activity, which inhibits the laying down or re-consolidation of a memory.
Sounds like he remembers the details of that day very well. Even the little details.
Now you're calling Trump a scumbag?Look, you want to vote for Carson, go right ahead. But don't think he's not a liar like the rest of them.
I'll think whatever I want to think, and this little episode dissuaded no one from voting for Carson. In fact, it may have brought more support to his campaign. Americans don't like scumbags who smear innocent people.
Who did Trump smear?
Jesus pay attention. Trump calls Carson a liar in this. I posted the tweet dumbass.
Trump responded to what had been reported before all the facts were out.
Now you're calling Trump a scumbag?Look, you want to vote for Carson, go right ahead. But don't think he's not a liar like the rest of them.
I'll think whatever I want to think, and this little episode dissuaded no one from voting for Carson. In fact, it may have brought more support to his campaign. Americans don't like scumbags who smear innocent people.
Who did Trump smear?
Jesus pay attention. Trump calls Carson a liar in this. I posted the tweet dumbass.
Trump responded to what had been reported before all the facts were out.
Look at my sig line then ask yourself who want's desperately to believe he intentionally lied.........Sounds like and is are two specifically different things. Notice I didn't say it was a false memory, I said it's a possibility. Different people will believe whichever based on their personal bias, I don't know which is true so knowing the nature of how memory works I tend to take a neutral stance in situations like this.Not specifically defending Carson but it is well know that our memories of events can change influenced by unconscious desires and even with other memories (created or real) imposed upon specific recalls. Just some food for thought.You wouldn't know a fact if it landed on your head.
I know two.
Carson said he was offered a full scholarship to West Point.
Carson was not offered a full scholarship to West Point.
Memory Recall/Retrieval - Memory Processes - The Human Memory
It is also possible that false memories (or at least wrongly interpreted memories) may be created during recall, and carried forward thereafter. Research into false memory creation is particularly associated with Elizabeth Loftus' work in the 1970s. Among many other experiments in this area (see the side panel on the Psychogenic Amnesia page, for example), she showed how the precise wording of a question about memories (e.g. "the car hit" or "the car smashed into") can dramatically influence the recall and re-creation of memories, and can even permanently change those memories for future recalls - a phenomenon which is not lost on the legal profession. It is thought that it may even be possible, up to a point, to choose to forget, by blocking out unwanted memories during recall, a process achieved by frontal lobe activity, which inhibits the laying down or re-consolidation of a memory.
Sounds like he remembers the details of that day very well. Even the little details.
I suppose it is possible that Ben has many false memories, like the class he said he took at Yale that never existed, or the friend he tried to stab that suddenly turned into a family member. lol
kaz said:"Westmoreland could nominate him and he could commit to doing that "on the spot"
A general cannot nominate someone to West Point
Nominations and Admissions
From your link:
2. Regular Army/Reserve Components - 340/340
3. ROTC - 80
kaz said:"Westmoreland could nominate him and he could commit to doing that "on the spot"
A general cannot nominate someone to West Point
Nominations and Admissions
From your link:
2. Regular Army/Reserve Components - 340/340
3. ROTC - 80
Nowhere does it say an Army General can make nominations on the spot.
Admissions - Apply_Nominations
How low can the Liberals go to discredit a Republican candidate? Politico Admits Fabricating A Hit Piece On Ben Carson
How low can the Liberals go to discredit a Republican candidate? Politico Admits Fabricating A Hit Piece On Ben Carson
How low can the Liberals go to discredit a Republican candidate? Politico Admits Fabricating A Hit Piece On Ben Carson
Please provide "credible" proof that Politico "admits fabricating a hit piece on Ben Carson".
It is quite clear who has authority to nominatekaz said:"Westmoreland could nominate him and he could commit to doing that "on the spot"
A general cannot nominate someone to West Point
Nominations and Admissions
From your link:
2. Regular Army/Reserve Components - 340/340
3. ROTC - 80
Nowhere does it say an Army General can make nominations on the spot.
Admissions - Apply_Nominations
Nowhere does it say an Army General can't make a personal commitment on the spot. So this thing is all a word parsing game for you, is it, comrade big guy?
I asked if you could support it. You couldn't so you went for another smear. He met with the General at a banquet at another time. Wow, that's serious. You libs care nothing about the steady stream of lies and want to turn that into a national crisis?Can you support that?Ben's own campaign said he fabricated the story...
That's how the story was reported. His campaign admitted there was no scholarship offer. Politico only updated the story to reflect Ben's denials, however, it's kind of hard to get around the fact that the general never met with Ben on Memorial Day, as stated in his book.
I asked if you could support it. You couldn't so you went for another smear. Asshole.Can you support that?Ben's own campaign said he fabricated the story...
That's how the story was reported. His campaign admitted there was no scholarship offer. Politico only updated the story to reflect Ben's denials, however, it's kind of hard to get around the fact that the general never met with Ben on Memorial Day, as stated in his book.
See the above, smegma breath.I asked if you could support it. You couldn't so you went for another smear. Asshole.Can you support that?Ben's own campaign said he fabricated the story...
That's how the story was reported. His campaign admitted there was no scholarship offer. Politico only updated the story to reflect Ben's denials, however, it's kind of hard to get around the fact that the general never met with Ben on Memorial Day, as stated in his book.
Yes, it's just a liberal conspiracy from the left leaning Politico, moron.
