Foreseeing the Outcome of the Presidential Debates: It's in Black and White
Unless you have been living under a rock your whole life, you have heard the expression, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This proverb is relevant to the 2008 Presidential Election more so than any other presidential election in U.S. history. Why? I'm glad you asked. Allow me to give the KISS answer to your question.
The brain's interpretation of visual stimulations evolves from mental recognition or learning... and learning comes about as a conditioned response to what we have been exposed to over a period of time. Cultural and historical influences help shape the way we perceive others and classifies them into good or bad, sexy or ugly, and valuable or worthless. Unfortunately. the average human brain does not take time to thoroughly analyze what it sees or hears... and it always seeks the easiest means for categorizing perceptions.
Whoa! Yeh... I know, the only thing you are going to understand or remember from that answer is Sexy or Ugly. Ok... along that line of thought America, here's a free reading of your palm.
Your comprehension and ultimate perception of the 2008 presidential candidates are going to be as simple as telling the difference between black and white.
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