The left has seemingly won the culture war, and the current climate feels like a pursuit of eliminating the remaining opposition, but the culture war is not over; while earlier rounds were won by certain groups, the current landscape is more balanced with influential figures like Elon Musk emerging to challenge the status quo.

The left must embrace a more open approach to media engagement, as seen with figures like Gavin Newsom, who is willing to take risks in reaching out to diverse audiences.

Most social media platforms primarily facilitate passive consumption rather than active engagement, which is crucial for their power and influence.

Democratic politicians often fear the repercussions of saying the wrong thing in interviews, which limits their willingness to engage in open dialogue.

To avoid confirmation bias, social media platforms should present diverse perspectives, allowing users to form their own opinions.

Social media platforms are losing their status as neutral carriers by censoring content, which exposes them to liability and pressures from both sides of the political spectrum.

The left uniquely attacks its own more intensely than other parts of the political spectrum, which can be seen in the current intra-left coalitional fight.

The opportunity cost of focusing on divisive issues is significant, as it detracts from solving problems that could benefit everyone.

The fundamental problem isn't woke ideology itself, but rather how people become attached to specific platforms and media outlets, leading to a divided perspective.