愛你的敵人—如何處理對立與輕視，尊重意見不同的人

Brooks' approach feels both timely and hopeful, but I'm curious what personal experiences or events motivated him to write this book now.

It’s easy to agree in theory, but applying it in real-life political debates can be so difficult. How have others seen this play out in their own interactions?

The book offers practical advice, but I wonder how he chose these specific approaches. Were they based on research, personal experience, or a mix of both?