Beliefism: how to stop hating the people we disagree with

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  Welcome to the LSE Events Podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Wow, you guys are so polite and quiet like that.

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  But let me start by welcoming everybody to LSE.

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  Actually, before I forget the people online as well,

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  really delighted to have a lot of people joining us on.

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  tonight.

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  And for the people who are joining online,

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  just to say we will let you participate actually in the event and ask questions later on.

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  Speaking of participation, there's a book stand out in front.

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  Some of you may have seen as you walked in and after the lecture,

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  Paul will go out and sign books if there are people who want to have a copy and get a book signed.

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  So let me just briefly introduce the event.

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  My name is Charles Stafford.

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  I'm one of the vice presidents here.

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  I'm actually an anthropologist with a special interest in psychology.

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  So I'm really interested in tonight's topic and hearing what Paul has to say.

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  I'm going to ask him a few tricky anthropological type questions in a minute.

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  But first, let me say a couple of words about Paul, who, as you know,

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  is a prof here at the LSE in the Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences.

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