I don't think it does. The two camps are very anti-each-other, and they don't have a lot of nuance for what beliefs get you to your side. In fact, in 99% of my interactions, they don't know how I arrived on my side.
I think it's more likely to be divulged by talk about the president or presidential candidates.
I don't think this is true of highly rational people, but I do think it's true of most people that I encounter.
I think it's more likely to be divulged by talk about the president or presidential candidates
Sure, because if somebody says they’re pro-Trump (or really, pro most Republican candidates these days), they’re not saying “I lean towards conservative views”, they’re saying at a minimum “I’m OK supporting Trump because his xenophobia/sexism/etc are lesser concerns to me than his views that I like”.
There are plenty of conservatives in tech. The problem is that the modern Republican Party is no longer guided by conservative principles.
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I don't think it does. The two camps are very anti-each-other, and they don't have a lot of nuance for what beliefs get you to your side. In fact, in 99% of my interactions, they don't know how I arrived on my side.
I think it's more likely to be divulged by talk about the president or presidential candidates.
I don't think this is true of highly rational people, but I do think it's true of most people that I encounter.
Sure, because if somebody says they’re pro-Trump (or really, pro most Republican candidates these days), they’re not saying “I lean towards conservative views”, they’re saying at a minimum “I’m OK supporting Trump because his xenophobia/sexism/etc are lesser concerns to me than his views that I like”.
There are plenty of conservatives in tech. The problem is that the modern Republican Party is no longer guided by conservative principles.