Many many people are looking at the words and actions of those on the left and when they ask themselves, "do I want these people to be in power?" The answer is clearly no...And this goes along with what I think is Trump's super-weapon, trolling:
I say "people on the left" because that doesn't include me any more. I used to consider myself comfortably on the left. My Facebook feed is 100% people on the left. But over the past couple of years I have been repelled from the left, because I just see too many stupid people doing stupid things; it's all about following a dogma, very little about critical thinking and trying to understand the truth. It is, at this point pretty far divorced from reality, which in part is what allowed Trump to happen.
I suspect Blow would agree with what Jonathan Haidt is doing about viewpoint diversity.
I also recommended Jonathan Blow for Tyler Cowen's series Conversations with Tyler. Blow has interesting views on morality, and video games as art. I notice his twitter includes Lesswrong/Rationalist types like Julia Galef and SlateStarCodex, which gave me a serious worlds collide moment.
