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One thing that I learned from the video was that both liberals and conservatives both follow their own set of morals that they believe is right. One thing that stood out to me was the idea of the Asian culture and how the two sides need each other and work together, instead of in our culture where we tend to pick fights over any political issue. One question I had was why is the Asian culture so much different than ours in the context of political issues?

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I find the Asian culture very interesting and personally feel like it is more of an educated way of thinking. We see in our American culture a very big divide between our beliefs in government and both sides in essence of their beliefs think that their way of life is best however theres still a massive divide. However in Asian culture you're taught to think both sides of the whole like Yin and Yang. In Asian country's you tend to see less of a divide between beliefs, but more of a combination of beliefs and the ability to see life as less of a "Im right in my beliefs, and you're wrong". I think its really healthy for a person to have the perspective that Im not right about everything. I need to be respectful and listen to others beliefs as well much like Yin and Yang. My question is why cant America be more like Japan and have more of an introverted social culture where you respect others.

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One thing from the video I learned is that either scientists or philosophers believe that when someone is born. they're already aware of these moral and social norms, and through their lives they are shaped and changed, not learned. The only things that stuck out to me was the segment about about how the presenter didn't consider the Grand Canyon to be a Wonder of the World, but instead the ancient civilizations that were created and destroyed before us.

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One thing that I learned from this video, that if you are more of an artist or an accountant type of person. You think of things in a different ways; you have a different views on the world. One thing that stood out to me was some examples in today’s society that are commonly related to conservatives and liberals. Are the Ying Yang symbol and Buddhism, also the sculpture with the Shiva and the other person. These all show that their is always going to be opposite sides, and one thing we can do is to help understand the other side better on their views. A question that I have is why do we always want to think the other side is wrong?

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I took away that there are political agendas at play, division is the tool of people in power to distract you from actually focusing on what's keeping society down with this hole black and white, blue and red paradigm. So division is very easy to point figures to someone who is different to you and say that's your problem not me if you'd just fix that issue then we'd all live in happy harmony which has never worked in the past, and history always repeats itself. Open to discussion, don't have any questions.

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One thing that I learned from the video is some of the similarities people from each party with each other. I found that being able to see how the morals of liberals and conservatives shows where the similarities begin and end. My main question after watching the video is how can I get a better idea of my morals specifically and where did my personal political views come from.

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I learned that conservatives and liberals both care for harm and fairness, but conservatives also consider authority, ingroup, and purity to be morals as well. What stood out to me was that Asian religions focus more on balance, there isn't a good side and a bad side, but all sides are necessary for balance. Why is western religion more focused on good vs bad, and will people ever get passed that?

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I learned that liberals are more likely to stand up and try to change things. It stood out to me that there are a few similarities between liberals and conservatives. One question is how can we find common ground if people have polarizing beliefs.

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I learned that believing in your groups moral infallibility is a moral matrix. What stood aout to me is that liberal and conservative ideas help balance out eachother.A question I have is that if both sides are necessary should we not attempt to make american politics more bipartisan?

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I learned that in asian culture, they use yin and yang for creating stability and that would work well with conservatives and liberals. What stood out to me was that liberals are more focused on change where conservatives like things that are familiar and does it look like we're getting closer to being able to apply this is a country or are we getting further away?

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I learned that a fundamental value for conservatives is order and balance, sometimes at an expense of the weak.
something that stood out to me is the overwhelming number of liberal audience members in the ted studio, although I wouldn't have assumed any differently
One question is: with the widening political divide, how will we be able to bring people together?

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I learned that liberals tend to gravitate towards change and revolution, whereas conservatives sway towards tradition. One thing that stood out to me was that the mind isn't necessarily a blank slate at birth. One question I have is what is the solution to find common ground when we're so politically divided?

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I learned that liberals more stand up for the weak with the chance of chaos. What stood out was liberal and conservative both are needed. And one question I have still is when did the idea of both come up.

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I learned that most people who watch TED talks are liberal, which makes sense now that I think about it. The thing that stood out is yin and yang and how they are opposites but they are not enemies and work together as two parts of a whole. One question I still have is what started this whole rivalry and will it ever get resolved?