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6/26/2024 8:46:11 PM
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It's usually a matter of horseshoe theory. People would rather stay on either side of the spectrum of politics than try and meet somewhere in the middle. Nuance and polite disagreement is going the way of Disco
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we all definitely have more in common than not, and contact theory would go a long way in helping with this, but I do not tolerate bigots and -blam!-. the internet has brought us together in many ways but has also separated us in many other ways, making contact theory something more difficult to do
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Like I said, everyone sticks to their own echo chambers so no one really has their views challenged at all, as a result we see each other as an enemy. I bet you my God roll bottom dollar that if you lock a right winger and a left winger in a room for eight hours and force them to interact, things might end more amicably more often than not
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exactly, that's contact theory
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I had no idea there was a term for that honestly, learn something new every day I suppose.
