It’s this sort of split that has led me (and many others) to start paying attention to such an interesting mix of people with very different policy priorities from mine. Even if we come to different conclusions, at least I feel like we’re inhabiting a shared reality, a place where honest disagreement is possible.
This is an excellent piece, but it raises a serious question: How does its astute author manage to deal with all of the bluster and absurdity on Twitter? I am interested to learn about the social and technological dynamics that are tearing parts of the world asunder, but that’s why I read your articles. I can’t learn about this by spending time on social media. What’s your secret, Jesse?
It’s this sort of split that has led me (and many others) to start paying attention to such an interesting mix of people with very different policy priorities from mine. Even if we come to different conclusions, at least I feel like we’re inhabiting a shared reality, a place where honest disagreement is possible.
This is an excellent piece, but it raises a serious question: How does its astute author manage to deal with all of the bluster and absurdity on Twitter? I am interested to learn about the social and technological dynamics that are tearing parts of the world asunder, but that’s why I read your articles. I can’t learn about this by spending time on social media. What’s your secret, Jesse?