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Unpopular Opinions with Connor Hansen

Unpopular Opinions with Connor Hansen

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 People are broken. We don't understand each other; we often can't even tolerate each other. I believe the value of free speech is found where it is used to foster understanding. Join me here as I explore the unpopular opinions of those around me in an attempt to unpack why they think the way they do. Hopefully, you and I both will be able to open our minds and appreciate the value of diversity of thought as we seek to understand my guests.Connor Hansen Sciences sociales
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