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Human nature hasn't change as much as the way we hold conversations has changed -- and it's the very thing holding us back from having those conversations.
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We seem to have more megaphones and fewer ears. More people who want to be heard and fewer people who are interested in listening to "other" points of view. So personal expression is up, understanding is down, & robust well-rounded conversations are harder to find.

Yuval is nothing more than a sociopath regurgitating old Fabian Society concepts.

Oh look, Harari Yuval is playing dumb and innocent again.

I said something like this to a democratic politician @BriannaWu and she blocked me! 🤣

Everything everywhere all at once appears to level fools and experts. Its bewildering. We retreat into silos.

Yeah we can’t hold conversations but the WEF is trying to censor conversations.

Social media has become a platform for venting on soapboxes as opposed to having a conversation. What's missing is the human face of a conversation followed by a breakdown of communication....

@harari_yuval Human nature has never, can never and will never change. God has already told us that in His Word. But Jesus makes us NEW creations in Christ. The old has gone, the new has come! 2 Corinthians 5:17

@ivon_ehd1 Could it be the Covid vaccine? ha ha!~In all seriousness: media immersion is t/problem. U.S. citizens saturate themselves w/media narratives. Humans tend toward group think & media saturation sets citizens up for group parroting of simple ideas. Complexity isn't in the formula.

