We are living in a time of profound division. But toxic polarization is more than intense disagreement. It is a psychological shift in which difference begins to feel dangerous, curiosity gives way to certainty, and disagreement hardens into contempt.
We are living in a time of profound division. But toxic polarization is more than intense disagreement. It is a psychological shift in which difference begins to feel dangerous, curiosity gives way to certainty, and disagreement hardens into contempt.
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