“On ne peut pas donner de la visibilité à des personnes dangereuses”, Albert Moukheiber

This week, we're back for the 10th episode of IT DEPENDS with Albert Moukheiber. I'm delighted to have him back to explore questions that permeate our daily lives, our relationships, and how we live together as a society. Can friendship survive political disagreements? Why are we drawn to people who think like us? Can we tolerate tolerance without destroying intolerance? What if a democratic society didn't need constant consensus to function? In this episode, we discuss cognitive dissonance, political polarization, freedom of expression, and also what connects us despite our disagreements. We reflect on how our beliefs are formed, the emotions that permeate current debates, and the difficulty of coexisting with different worldviews without immediately seeking to exclude others. Feel free to tell us in the comments what topics you'd like us to explore with Albert in future episodes. Enjoy the podcast! ______ Documentary cited: "White Right: Meeting the Enemy" To discover behind-the-scenes content of the podcast:   / inpowerpodcast   To follow Albert Moukheiber: https://www.instagram.com/albert.mouk... And to follow my daily adventures:   / louiseaubery   ______ Chapters: 00:02:20 - Can friendship survive political disagreements? 00:09:00 - Opening oneself to the other's perspective 00:19:50 - Can tolerance be tolerated without weakening intolerance? 00:33:40 - Can we separate the man from the artist?