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Having conversations with people who “believe the same things you believe” is easy and doesn’t really make a difference. How about dialoging with people who disagree with you? Find some common ground? Maybe change hearts & minds? Isn’t that the whole point?https://twitter.com/tomselliott/status/1148763329269313536 …
You can't find common ground with people who opt to believe in "alternative facts" instead of real facts. No dialogue is possible when one side just makes up their own facts and cries "fake news" at every real fact that causes them to experience cognitive dissonance.
True, but if we stop trying, then we're really doomed.
No. If we keep trying we _help_ those people to destroy it all. It's a variation of the paradox of tolerance (by Karl Popper). We must not tolerate alternative facts. We do that by refusing to debate those who are not interested in debate but only in spreading misinformation.
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