When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows...

Pinker's exploration of common knowledge feels so relevant today, but I wonder what prompted him to focus on this theme now. Was there a specific event or trend that sparked this perspective?

Some stories challenged my assumptions about how society operates behind the scenes. I'm curious which examples resonated most with other readers and why.

In the age of viral misinformation and echo chambers, it feels like shared knowledge is more fragile than ever. Did Pinker touch on this, or can his ideas help explain our current landscape?