To Sway Science Skeptics, First Listen To Them - Undark

In this age of social media, folks are more inclined to shout invective at each other than engaging each other. With all of its pretentions of bringing people together through communication, social media platforms enforce cultural homogeneity without sacrificing strife. But, as Anita Makri writes, if we listen, and speak to hearts rather than facts, folks may become open to dialogue rather than diatribe. Honestly, nobody's ever made friends by starting a conversation with "Akshully". Not everything on god's green interbutt is awful, much like Amazon.com which is the Sears Catalog of a new millennium. By twists and turns, David Metcalfe lays out how Consumer Capitalism Is A Master Key To Diversity. Don't let Guardian-esque keywords trigger you, as David's thesis concerns how glorious capitalism brought the dark arts to flyovers without the stigma of being seen buying athames, candles, and other tools of the trade. Reckon I gotta check with (PH) to see if Paul Halpern snagged a copy of Eric Wargo's Time Loops, If not, something similar inspired his latest essay addressing the question, Is Time A Linear Arrow, Or A Loopy, Repeating Circle?" (CS)

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