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The strength of confirmation bias, people can easily find a lot of 'evidence' online to support what they already think. (And add fuel to the fire!)

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The strength of confirmation bias, people can easily find a lot of 'evidence' online to support what they already think. (And add fuel to the fire!)

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Inequality, especially wealth/economic inequality, creating fertile ground for more extreme views

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Trust in evidence, the rise of misinformation and it's influence of global challenges e.g. climate change

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how do we get true conversation back? we have lost the art of listening and understanding. Bring back grey areas!

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Trust in public institutions is partly undermined by the disconnect between the the complex bureaucratic language used to express positive intentions of the institutions and the language used by the general public.

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We need to educate school age children about misinformation, echo chambers, fact checking, critical thought and how to hold respectful debate with people we don't agree with.

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We need to educate school age children about misinformation, echo chambers, fact checking, critical thought and how to hold respectful debate with people we don't agree with.

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to prevent polarisation through a better understanding of different perspectives

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Use human stories as a way to address these challenges - people can be quick to other people with different views.

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Use human stories as a way to address these challenges - people can be quick to other people with different views.

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ensure that everybody in society feels listened to and heard

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How polarisation results in narrowing and 'safe' decisions

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How polarisation results in narrowing and 'safe' decisions

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When there is then less capacity for discomfort or fear of the wider range of views, eg the cultural sector declining to platform pro-Palestinian voices for fear of polarisation instead of fearing the pretence of 'neutrality'