extremism

It is our (the political centre) responsibility to not let this society slide to extremism by any mean.

Germany has a long history of extremism and terrorism from the left and right side of the spectrum.

Such situations spawn other problems (crime, refugees, political extremism, etc.) and those problems tend to spread across borders.

My extremism has lead me to an oppurtunity to write software for myself and for my own company.

Modelling religion and extremism using a combination of behavioural economics/psychology, AI and a few other snazzy buzzwords.

As for the rest of us, it eliminates a source of religious and political extremism.

The connections to Tolkien are cool, but isn't always the case with right-wing extremism?

It's people like you, with your all-or-nothing extremism that undermine reasonable discussions about partial steps we could take.

I would like to point out that most extremism is from the perspective of the listener, not the speaker.

It's extremism and purism where the problems get introduced (in both directions).

This kind of Dawkins-like extremism and arrogance has no place in science.

I believe there should be some sort of Laffer curve that charts the relationship between standard of living & religious extremism.

Left-wing extremism is given a pass, while right-wing extremism is always tarred with the "R" brush.

The interesting thing about studies of extremism lies in finding out exactly which views are considered the normative mainstream, and which views are considered "out-of-sight".

There are highly politicized topics - think abortion rights - where the "common sense, decent" opinions on either side seem like radical extremism to the other.

"extremism" could be harder to judge, and that could jack up the error rate considerably.

Extremism in programming, as in religion, is evil.