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As you can see, a majority of respondents who fall into two highest strata of financial security believe that “poor people today have it easy because they can get government benefits without doing anything in return.” The least financially secure people are far and away the most likely to believe that the poor have hard lives and that the government could do more to give their lives dignity. This dovetails naturally with social scientific research that shows that hierarchy can breed gaps in empathy and that people with the most social power pay less attention to those with less power. But in a country where 1 in 6 people suffer from hunger and malnutrition, it is remarkable to find that so many people — who are more likely to be educated and informed about current events — can endorse the notion that the poor have it easy.
Astonishing Poll Shows What Rich People Really Think of the Poor - Mic (via guerrillamamamedicine)
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Name: Jyoti
Time and date of current moment: 4:06 pm on January 12, 2015
Average hours of sleep: 6
Last thing I googled: Nikkei in the Pacific Northwest
Birthday: November 12
Gender: Female
Height: 5’4
Favorite color: Green
One place that makes me happy: A park near my childhood home.
How many blankets I sleep under: It depends, but usually one.
Favorite movie: Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam. I also make it a point to watch Clueless whenever I'm feeling down.
What are you wearing right now: Black shirt with grey leggings.
Last book you read: General Principles of Canadian Insurance Law. Riveting, I know.
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