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42: The Answer to Almost Everything
Should We Argue More?28 min
Available until 18/07/2028
20/07/2025
Fiery debates online, explosions of anger on the streets, tense conversations with our loved-ones: Arguing can be exhausting and deeply unpleasant, and it seems like we are always at loggerheads in our polarised digital world. Can we disagree in a better way? And should we in fact argue more?
Director
Mia von Hirsch
Country
Germany
Year
2025
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