'If someone disagrees with you, they're judging you'

• If someone disagrees with you, does that mean they are judging you?

The hosts react to the finding that 40% of millennials (vs ~10% of boomers and elders) agree that 'if someone disagrees with you, it means that they are judging you.' They trace the perception to social media echo chambers: disagreeing is normal human evaluation ('do I agree with it?'), but curated feeds make every dissent feel like a spear in the side.