The problem is they will opt out.

Timothy High

Nov 20, 2016·1 min read

The problem is they will opt out. The place for people to meet in the middle is when they debate. Let's encourage that while making it civil, well-informed, even fun.

https://medium.com/@bigokro/how-we-can-all-come-together-744ca6ce7655#.3li2pvmw8

Timothy High

Founder of The Canonical Debate Lab

ader sees a much-talked-about column from the National Review, so a Clinton voter can begin — jus…to show them what their feeds might not. We think there are other, perhaps better, ways to do this. Why not be explicit about the filter-bubble problem and present users with recommended items, accounts, and sources that do *not* usually appear in their feeds, so The Nation reader sees a much-talked-about column from the National Review, so a Clinton voter can begin — just begin — to connect with and perhaps better understand the worldview of Trump voter? Users will opt in or out but let’s give them the chance to choose.

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