Yeah, I see this trend in "behavioral science" arguments in other areas of debate. It's especially funny to watch people on both sides of whatever issue argue

Yeah, I see this trend in "behavioral science" arguments in other areas of debate. It's especially funny to watch people on both sides of whatever issue argue that the side they're opposed to is in a self-reinforcing bubble that only closes them to the beliefs of their team, which are obviously correct. But, the thought process that produces the belief that their team is correct is incubated in exactly the same sort of bubble that they're complaining about.