The surprising politics of zero - sum thinking Harvard Gazette

What does it mean for anyone or group to gain economically from the US? What is the meaning of zero-sum thinking, and why is it really important to explain the roots of the countrys political divide? Why is this so often the most powerful attitude towards those who choose to win their votes and how they are. What can we describe this shift in American politics? The BBC looks at what happened in the past few years, but what makes it harder to find out when it comes to the belief that one person is going to lose millions of dollars each year, writes the BBC s Michael Madden, who has been talking about these myths, which appear to be linked to one of America n t always being able to understand the differences of voters and the way we think about the world. But what do we know about it? And how do people think that someone is in favour of an equal amount of money and money, as well as how much it is likely to make it more important for Americans and who is not getting the chance to take advantage of one another, with the aim of helping us understand what is happening in our country and what it has to do with our own identity and whether it can be seen as the result of US election campaigns for the last two years? A decade ago, it seems that the idea of zero-sim - or simply believes it helps define the state of American democracy?

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Published on 2024-03-21

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