If you haven't watched it yet, you'll want to, and see what you think about how he'll take it, because reactions could be varied, depending on where you're coming from.



I know my one kid would automatically reject it, because she insists that the 7 countries study never included more than 7 countries, and that Keyes did NOT cherry pick only the countries that fit his hypothesis from a much larger number of countries that had stats all over the place. As compelling as the entire documentary is to me, in her case, based purely on what she's read/heard as "truth" about the 7 countries study - that alone would give her pause enough to reject, or at least seriously doubt the rest of it.