Summary:
The book presents an analysis of the underlying causes of societal divisions and offers practical strategies for individuals to navigate and reduce toxic polarization. It combines insights from psychology, political science, and conflict resolution to guide readers toward more constructive dialogue and understanding.
Key points:
1. Complexity Science: Coleman views societal conflicts as complex systems, which are unpredictable and require nuanced solutions, not simple fixes.
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