CONFIA EN TU MENTE

The world, geographically and culturally connected through the Internet, has become both a boundless landscape and an ever-narrowing echo chamber. Hypercommunication is dividing us more and more, and our tolerance for diverse opinions is also shrinking.
This polarization affects each of us and the very structure of society. In this groundbreaking work, Jenara examines the phenomenon of “self-imposed silence,” posing powerful questions about how we have come to normalize groupthink. An expert in journalism, psychology, and public health, the author delves into the social problems that are worsening under this culture of self-censorship. But there is still hope. Nerenberg offers her reflections on how to identify groupthink, break away from it, and transform fear into empathy — thus creating space for authentic communication that reduces the harm it causes to so many people. She helps us envision a better future, where we slow down, rediscover the values we share, and embrace a global community of curious and happy human beings.