A measure of public volatility high enough to affect travel, speech, and personal safety.
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political temperature
A measure of public volatility high enough to affect travel, speech, and personal safety.
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Dave says platforming opponents is necessary because if people cannot talk through problems, they have no chance of lowering the political temperature.
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"...wife is against it just because she feels that the um temperature united states is like really high right now i mean like the..."
"...situation is so tense and it doesn't seem as though the temperature will uh you know go lower i mean it just seems that..."
"...the side of just like dude we got to bring the temperature down here we got to find solutions to these problems we got..."
"...impact the agenda of President Trump and the overall, you know, temperature in America and by virtue, the greater, the rest of the world..."
"...of april what the heck and i stayed warm because the temperature plummeted down to like 20 degrees so this thing is sealed zippers..."
"...a victim of some sort of political violence i think the temperature has been raised and we could still feel it since the assassination..."
"...climate of this world. Okay? And because of the cooling and temperature, the people in the Levant and the people in Anatolia were forced..."
"...ago, 4,000 BCE. And again, you saw a radical change in temperature, which, again, forced migration and forced these civilizations to change. Okay? One..."
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