US EditionWe used to disagree. Now we don’t talk to each other
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The Virginian Pilot
Daily PressColumn: We used to disagree. Now we don’t talk to each other.
Since the COVID pandemic began five years ago, the U.S. has gone from being merely polarized to split into two separate and incompatible realities. Worse, according to a recently released survey, we lack a “common understanding of facts.” So much for the new normal. Your reality depends on whether you identify with the political right or left. In its study, Bright Line Watch asked political scientists, experts in online misinformation and member…
We used to disagree. Now we don’t talk to each other
NEW YORK (TNS) — Since the COVID pandemic began five years ago, the U.S. has gone from being merely polarized to split into two separate and incompatible realities. Worse, according to a recently released survey, we lack a “common understanding…
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