Dissonance

1. a state of disagreement or conflict 2. a harsh, discordant combination of sounds; a lack of harmony among musical notes Note: Cognitive dissonance is defined as "the state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes, especially as relating to behavioral decisions and attitude change."

VoetbalPrimeur

VoetbalPrimeur

@voetbalprimeur.bsky.social

Eindrapport Ajax: Baas blijft ook in CL overeind, 4.9 voor opvallende dissonant

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Charles Sumner is a RINO

Charles Sumner is a RINO

@charlessumner-rino.bsky.social

Election 2016 was about the future of SCOTUS, but her emails & the majority of Dem primary voters didn’t vote for a different candidate.

Election 2024 was to keep a tyrant out of office, but some were upset by a VP picking up the POTUS’s campaign.

Performative dissonance will vote again in 2028

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Nina Kolar

Nina Kolar

@ninakolarofficial.bsky.social

NOT-SO-FUN FACT: A study in Journal of Research in Personality (2025) confirms that Trump's base scores significantly higher in dissonant empathy, a clinical term for deriving actual pleasure from the suffering of others.

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