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added an example of how easily liberal professors trick students into believing that their opinions are actually the truth.
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* Believing that legalizing marijuana will somehow reduce the number of diseases in America.
 
* Believing that legalizing marijuana will somehow reduce the number of diseases in America.
 
* Believing that possession of arms leads to an unrelenting, steadily-increasing desire to use such arms in a reckless or illegal manner against innocent civilians.
 
* Believing that possession of arms leads to an unrelenting, steadily-increasing desire to use such arms in a reckless or illegal manner against innocent civilians.
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* Placing blind trust in the often-misleading words/stances of liberal professors. That is, there is a tendency for students to believe most things claimed by professors because, since professors are seen as one of the highest examples of intelligence within their facet, students believe that indoctrination via liberal professor values is simply “learning the truth”. See [[professor values#Are Professor Values a Crime Against Humanity?|this section]] of the professor values article to learn more about this practice.
    
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