Many things are happening at once. In an era of "two things can be true" hot takes, we've mistaken binary acknowledgment for actual analysis. This book challenges communicators, commentators, and c...
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Many things are happening at once. In an era of "two things can be true" hot takes, we've mistaken binary acknowledgment for actual analysis. This book challenges communicators, commentators, and consumers to move beyond reductive frameworks and embrace what's really happening: many things are happe
