Ordinary Banana

Less flippantly: discard the kind of thinking that leads you to frame questions like this one.

You can't fix media bubbles or polarization in the abstract & the general sense. You are not capable of knowing what they are.

Abandon the universal, aggressively. How would *you* (not 'one') fix *your* bubble? How would you depolarize someone you know?

To reframe your question in terms that might make my viewpoint clearer:

"but suppose (merely as a thought exercise!) that magic were real. how wd one cast an immortality spell?"

I feel like you're assuming the answer exists and then expecting me to supply the details. I refuse. Epistemic moebius strip.

Western philosophy has its roots in a) advice for emperors, b) monotheism. It is riddled with unjustified universals. Turn back

I'm not holding back because I believe it's wrong to try to solve a problem of this kind.