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I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Brown Zero.

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So I came up with all this for the show tonight, late at night, after I got some news, some peculiar news, I'm going to share with you that. It's going to,

this is one for the books, okay?

Just...

I guess I could ask the question, don't you find it at all interesting these days that people no longer accurately can judge character?

I mean, don't you find it weird?

I mean, you can't.

I mean, it seems to be a borderline example of a lack of object constancy.

When a person has a difficult time,

averaging out another person's behavior and only looks at the last thing they

did to assess what's going on.

I always get, you know, I'm always nice to people who are nice to me and I get told that sometimes that's not always a cool thing because some people who act nice want something out of you and then when they get it they don't want you anymore and and yeah I get that too sometimes but we all have you know different ways of

judging character right and so it's all due to what our indoctrination or what

we've experienced in the past from people or things we've been

experiencing for years. That's how we make judgments on race and gender and all

this. We tend to cover everything with a brush saying well I got treated this

way by someone before and I'll get treated this way again but see I think that

another thing too that really another thing that influences us is that we're inundated with

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