Excellent piece, Joe. You hit the nail on the head with your thoughts on tribalism and the separation of truths. It also made think of how much further we are abstracted from the facts when we’re only learning of news from someone else’s post of a news article, or by listening to a podcaster read us the news. Thanks for tackling another tricky subject!
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Excellent piece, Joe. You hit the nail on the head with your thoughts on tribalism and the separation of truths. It also made think of how much further we are abstracted from the facts when we’re only learning of news from someone else’s post of a news article, or by listening to a podcaster read us the news. Thanks for tackling another tricky subject!