Deletion of Differences between conservative and liberal brain

Comment: At this stage, this looks like a |fringe theory that, as
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Comment: Only based on primary sources, and passing media attention - no indication of any real recognition as science (e.g. citation, follow-up studies etc). Maybe this will come, but until then, we don't need to cover it, per . (though I must admit I like the idea that Conservatism causes the useful parts of your brain to shrink
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Comment: for now. . The article title alone suggest something that the existing small and preliminary studies can at most suggest, but not support. There may be a flash fire in the popular press, but there is no encyclopedic substance to the topic at this moment
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Comment: The trouble with this topic is the facile way in which liberal/conservative seems to be determined.  For example, see ''http://www.mybrain.co.uk/public/extra_article_23.php The Political Brain''.  In this we see that the brains of Alan Duncan and Stephen Pound have been analysed.  But who is the conservative and who the liberal?  Alan Duncan is a Conservative Party politician but is openly homosexual and liberal on social issues.  Stephen Pound is a Labour Party politician but seems more traditional in his views, being a former boxer and bus conductor.  And then there's the study of the brains of London taxi drivers, who are notorious for their reactionary views.   What's needed is a more general article about brain structure and personality, which would raise the topic about the level of petty politics, but I'm not seeing anything close to that.  The current version seems contrary to our policy which excludes partisan politics - .  And because terms like ''liberal'' are so ill-defined, there's too much difficulty with  and 
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