Jane Coaston on Why Internet Debates Suck

Year 2022Episode 2058 minJul 24, 2022
Jane Coaston on Why Internet Debates Suck

Jane Coaston, columnist at the New York Times and host of "The Argument," joins Jon to talk through her Twitter addiction. They discuss the gamification of online conversation, how former high school debaters ruined the internet, and why we should all spend less time on Twitter and more time watching NCIS.

Jane Coaston on Why Internet Debates Suck has aired on Jul 24, 2022
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