This is an interesting topic, and I’m glad you shared information about it on the Forum!
However, I found some elements of this post a bit confusing. In particular:
I kept expecting to see examples of people who are part of the “sensemaking” movement. What are the podcasts and YouTube channels you reference? The links at the end seem like they only reveal a tiny fraction of this community. (I tried Googling around a bit, but the term “sensemaking” didn’t lead me to the sorts of things you were talking about.)
“I suspect it’ll make a valuable contribution towards ending the culture wars.”
I’d have liked to hear more about why you suspect this. Are there good examples of the movement bringing together people from different, “warring” cultures and making them both more accepting of the other’s views? Does the movement have a lot of diversity across the political spectrum? Are any particular views associated with the movement starting to become popular in elite circles?
This is an interesting topic, and I’m glad you shared information about it on the Forum!
However, I found some elements of this post a bit confusing. In particular:
I kept expecting to see examples of people who are part of the “sensemaking” movement. What are the podcasts and YouTube channels you reference? The links at the end seem like they only reveal a tiny fraction of this community. (I tried Googling around a bit, but the term “sensemaking” didn’t lead me to the sorts of things you were talking about.)
“I suspect it’ll make a valuable contribution towards ending the culture wars.”
I’d have liked to hear more about why you suspect this. Are there good examples of the movement bringing together people from different, “warring” cultures and making them both more accepting of the other’s views? Does the movement have a lot of diversity across the political spectrum? Are any particular views associated with the movement starting to become popular in elite circles?