We are hyper aware of other peoples' confirmation bias, but how often do we recognize our own?  We've said this before, but what stands between our current sitch & a better world is a series of difficult conversations.  Conversations that we don't seem to be capable of having given our current skill set.

Maybe it's time to set our actual problems aside & start playing around with what it looks like to actually understand the people on the other side of the fence. 

"If there are large portions of the population that we can't explain why they think what they do, without making them seem bad or dumb? We should be dubious of our own sensemaking." - Daniel Schmachtenberger (Look him up & consume his content... you will not regret it.)

There is signal in nearly all of the perspectives, across the board. Most of us are too busy doubling down on our own biases to recognize it across the aisle.  We now live in a world of aisles & it's up to us to change that.