Hi all, Given how most algorithms and even tribes/communities tend to create echo chambers and filter bubbles, how do you go about busting them? How do you actively seek out and try to understand a view point that is (radically) different from yours?
To make it more concrete, have you read a book on a subject that you did not agree with in the beginning but was converted on or more inclined to re-consider after you were through the book? Or a book that provided sound arguments on a contrarian subject? Do you follow someone on social media or subscribe to their newsletter just because their views are different from yours, but yet they are reasoned in why they hold those views? If I have to give an example, the books "The Net Delusion" and "Cyber War Will Not Take Place" comes to mind for me. As you can see there is a shortfall that I am trying to correct :) Please spread the wisdom! Regards, Srijith
