Applied Sensemaking: Why America is Divided — A Systems Explanation
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Applied Sensemaking: Why America is Divided — A Systems Explanation
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About this listen
America feels divided in a way that goes beyond disagreement. Disagreement is normal. What we're experiencing feels different, urgent, harder to resolve.
In this solo episode, Daniel Stih expands on his essay Division Isn't a Mystery. It's a System. Rather than arguing issues or taking sides, the episode examines the mechanics and patterns that repeatedly turn different events into polarization.
- Why division doesn't require conspiracy or bad actors
- How extreme events dominate our perceptions and choices
- The role of algorithms
- Why reacting strongly narrows, instead of expands, solutions.
- Where individual choice exists
This an attempt to slow things down enough to see how the system works and where restraint can change outcomes at the edges.
Read the full artice:
Division Isn't a Mystery. It's a System.
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