

282. Mean Tweets: an apologia | Pageau & Hurwitz
22 snips Aug 26, 2022
Join Gregg Hurwitz, a bestselling author and political consultant, and Jonathan Pageau, a renowned liturgical artist, as they tackle controversial topics head-on. They debate the impact of social media on public discourse, especially related to gender identity and beauty standards. The conversation dives into the nuances of Supreme Court nominations, reflecting on identity politics and implications for candidate qualifications. They also explore the art of public apologies, emphasizing the need for genuine dialogue in today's polarized environment.
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Twitter Addiction
- Jordan Peterson had trouble staying off Twitter, despite family concerns and its stressful nature.
- He felt a need to understand social media's influence and how it affects society.
Twitter's Distortion
- Twitter amplifies narcissistic and caustic comments, creating a distorted view of reality.
- Responding to such comments can evoke negative emotions and desires for mayhem.
Avoid Generalizations
- Avoid dehumanizing political opponents by treating them as a monolith.
- Address specific issues with nuance instead of resorting to generalizations.