@lily.wYou probably already know who you intend to vote for. Or who you do not intend to vote for. Perhaps you have already discussed politics in the family group, muted someone on Twitter, and developed a personal relationship of hatred with the word "polarization". But the question here is different. Think about the type of reality you can see when it comes printed in 400 pages — and the one that refuses to be seen when it happens on the other side of the screen. Follow the thread 🧶

@lily.wYou probably already know who you intend to vote for. Or who you do not intend to vote for. Perhaps you have already discussed politics in the family group, muted someone on Twitter, and developed a personal relationship of hatred with the word "polarization". But the question here is different. Think about the type of reality you can see when it comes printed in 400 pages — and the one that refuses to be seen when it happens on the other side of the screen. Follow the thread 🧶