Great discussion at Hub Ottawa! Click here to link to my ipolitics article describing microtargeting. Click here to access some of the political/brain research mentioned. Here’s a link to Emory University’s Centre for Neuropolicy and a link to the one and only Brighthouse. Click here for George Lakoff’s blog. Click
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Canning's Guess: end of the urban agenda
Let’s hope the focus returns. The sooner the better I say. Here are a few words on the topic:Vision that matches realityOttawa SunAugust 5, 2009By Martin CanningThe rarely linear policy approach taken by successive federal governments is apparent in th…
Continue readingCanning's Guess: a short reflection on recessions
When looking for root causes examiners often begin by considering and applying the opaque concept of “human nature”. Personally, I tend to agree with methods that review the human side of any social phenomenon. Regarding recessions, one key point, I th…
Continue readingCanning's Guess: nasty and brutish
I have respected Mr. Flanagan’s commentary from the moment I started reading his words. Although our spots on the spectrum are no doubt left and right of each other, he is one of only a few political commentators that adds truth and eloquence to the na…
Continue readingCanning's Guess: minerals
I have to express my respect and appreciation when a news source has the minerals to express an alternative, truthful view.
Continue readingCanning's Guess: sorry folks, no election
That’s the official position of Canning’s Guess. You heard it here first!
Continue readingCanning's Guess: vulgar, eloquent, and accurate
Here is the best description I have read on the AIG fiasco. Top shelf.
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