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The most common explanation for why we find ourselves caught in an increasing tension between opposing forces is that “we live in a deeply divided country.” After all the talk about flipping red states to blue or blue states to red, when the dust settles, the political map reflects a continuing division throughout the country.
Recorded while votes are still being counted in battleground states, Michael Meade considers deeper reasons why so many things tend to polarize in these troubled times. A surprising report on the growing separation between the layers of water in the world’s oceans may shed light on the intense divisions we feel in so many areas of life at this time.
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