Are there solutions to polarized thinking and political extremism?

My collaborator Dan Krawczyk and I decided to start this blog as a project to explore ways to have better conversations about topics that...

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By: Michael J. Lundie, Ph.D. Illustration: S. R. Galaen 2016 Everything feels hyperpolarized, doesn’t it? Sure, we regard social media...

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By: Daniel Krawczyk & Michael Lundie So much political disagreement centers around party politics. If someone voices almost any opinion...

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By: Daniel Krawczyk, Ph.D. In a previous post we described the ten basic human values described by Shalom H. Schwartz and his colleagues....

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Guest post: Daniel Krawczyk, Ph.D. Political candidates frequently invoke values as the basis for their candidacy. They claim to share...

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By: Michael Lundie What resonated with me about this post is CH's remarks on the relation between effective writing and effective...

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By: Michael Lundie Self-portrait by Escher Why do we adopt a double standard when judging the actions of others in contrast to our own?...

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By: Michael Lundie The author of this piece in The Atlantic exposes the genealogy of the QAnon conspiracy community The QAnon community...

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