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In todays episode, me and Nathan discuss how to be friends and hold polar opposite views on emotionally charged topics.
We also discuss:
The 3 steps you can take to improve your critical thinking
Why exposing yourself to differing viewpoints is healthy
The toxic phenomenon known as cancel culture and how it acts as a recruiting tool for extremists on both sides of the political spectrum
And how most of the worlds problems could be solved over a nice chat with a cup of tea and a hobnob
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