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The Silence Is Deafening | devonzuegel.com
It’s the feeling of having tried to communicate honestly but the other side is just too darn ideological to genuinely engage. I don’t mean to suggest that this feeling is never correct or appropriate—rather that we over-rely on it and are falsely deferential to it, even when it isn’t correct or appropriate.
Adrian Daub • What Tech Calls Thinking: An Inquiry into the Intellectual Bedrock of Silicon Valley (FSG Originals x Logic)
Rampant incivility, participation inequality, polarization, propaganda, distortion and distrust
Marie K. Shanahan • Journalism, Online Comments, and the Future of Public Discourse
Autists can express themselves drastically and let others do the same. The tone in the group is liberating; here are none of the maladies afflicting online debating among neurotypicals, like personal attacks, whataboutism, and straw men. People argue factually and stick to the subject.
Clara Törnvall • The Autists: women on the spectrum
Redirecting The Scholar's Stage
scholars-stage.blogspot.comis bad manners. Silence disrespects the value of your views and our ability to have a civil disagreement.