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When our safety is at stake, we can’t wait for the conclusions ” definitive ” of science, as this article in “The Atlantic” explains.
By Jonathan Haidt* (translation by Peggy Sastre)
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VShe past 15 years, social media has insinuated itself into our lives more deeply than delivery apps in our diets and microplastics in our bloodstream. If you are interested in conflict, you will often come across them behind the scenes. Recent articles on the growing unease within progressive organizations point to the role of Twitter, Slack and other platforms in sparking “endless and sprawling internal micro-battles,” to quote Ryan Grim on The Intercept of the fate of the Aclu.
On a much higher level of tension, the US Congressional hearings on the January 6, 2021, uprising show us how Donald Trump’s tweets may have galvanized the crowd in Washington and…
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