Brazil presidential first round maps by municipality, 2022 (98% counted) vs 2018. 2022 results: Lula 48% Bolsonaro 43.5% Tebet 4% Gomes 3% 2018 results: Bolsonaro 46% Haddad 29% Gomes 12.5% Alckmin 5%

What happens if you ask 75 research teams to ask whether increased immigration decreases public support for the welfare state? You get very different results, and-- even more concerningly-- it's not clear why they differ. pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.10…

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Can cross-partisan discussions reduce political polarization? Even when people disagree? In a new publication, just out in Nature Communications Psychology, I study these questions with an experiment in the UK. 👉nature.com/articles/s4427…

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Are immigrants more innovative? Yup. Immigrants tend to 1.) make up a higher share of business owners and 2.) operate more innovative and productive firms. This "implies [immigrants make] large contributions to U.S. innovation and growth." osf.io/preprints/soca…

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Rex summarises well the key reasons behind the trajectory reflected in this graph.

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take home: we do not really know anything

I recently asked this question on a survey. Do you consider the following person to be working class: "Has a graduate degree but is in the bottom 25% of the income distribution." 51% of Democrats agreed and 38% of Republicans agreed.