I don't know if it's a problem with education but more likely, deeply held implicit assumptions that aren't being articulated. Most political disagreements fal

I don't know if it's a problem with education but more likely, deeply held implicit assumptions that aren't being articulated. Most political disagreements fall into this category. E.g. arguments about COVID stuff are usually rooted in differences in assumptions about things like the trustworthiness of the establishment, the corrupting strength of profit, whether events are best explained as conspiracy or cockup, etc. Because they're sort of all-encompassing and vague people don't or can't easily spell them out, leading to the "talking at" not "talking with" problem. But that isn't to do with Facebook. It's inherent to humanity.