A recent dinner conversation between Martyn, a 44-year-old IT solutions architect from Sheffield, and another participant delved into the divisive topic of global heating. While Martyn was drawn to graphs and data, his companion preferred tangible evidence. Despite their differences on climate, the pair managed to find some common ground, particularly on the issue of asylum seekers. The meeting is part of a series aimed at bridging divides through dialogue.
"On the climate, he liked a graph. I'm a little more: show me the evidence," said one participant.
The exchange highlights how people with opposing views can still engage in constructive conversation.