It’s Amazon’s Prime Day today and, while that makes it a good day to buy a discounted Kindle device, I was hoping that it would bring us some special Kindle book deals. However, I was able to dig up only a few.
(Yesterday on the blog: A Thanksgiving Family Update)
Chris Martin is concerned that we’ve been witnessing the evaporation of empathy. “A major consequence of the fact that the majority of us live on the internet is ever-increasing polarization. All kinds of ingredients have melded together to create the white-hot polarization so many of us feel, and one of the most prominent of those ingredients is the evaporation of empathy. But why has empathy evaporated?”
There’s More to the Person Behind The Profile Pic
Trevin Wax’s article is somewhat thematically similar to Chris’s. “Maybe you’ve experienced this: you come across a post from an acquaintance at church or a distant family member, and the person’s opinion is either uninformed or inflammatory, and their responses to comments get heated. You cringe at the leaps of logic, the ‘what-about-ism,’ the tendency toward conspiracy thinking, the articles shared, or the ad hominem attacks. Whatever the
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