How to foster civil discourse by skipping over parties, personalities, and trendy paradigms

Update: 2023-06-15

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The Compass of Power helps you understand the limits of the possible, recognize the goodness in others, and cultivate reasonable expectations of national politics. Unlike the usual lenses for looking at politics, it helps you avoid overidentification with political parties, personalities and paradigms. And by doing that, it can foster civil discourse in society.

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How to foster civil discourse by skipping over parties, personalities, and trendy paradigms

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How to foster civil discourse by skipping over parties, personalities, and trendy paradigms

Adam Wilson

How to foster civil discourse by skipping over parties, personalities, and trendy paradigms