Americans disagree about almost everything. We argue about very little. The distinction matters. Disagreement is easy. I state my position. You state yours. We discover that they are incompatible. If we are sufficiently invested in the dispute, we repeat ourselves, usually with greater confidence. Eventually, we may stop talking about the issue and start talking […]
Americans disagree about almost everything. We argue about very little. The distinction matters. Disagreement is easy. I state my position. You state yours. We discover that they are incompatible. If we are sufficiently invested in the dispute, we repeat ourselves, usually with greater confidence. Eventually, we may stop talking about the issue and start talking […]
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