Supreme Court justices are signaling that everyone is getting along just fine in the new term despite Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s brutal and partisan confirmation battle, and are calling for others to open themselves up to different points of view.

“We make progress by listening to each other, and by listening to each other across every kind of divide, divides of ideology, of methodology or in the case of political institutions, politics,” Justice Elena Kagan said during an event at Georgetown University’s law school Wednesday. “Echo chambers are pretty boring places.”