Our Lives Matter S1E28: The Empathy Formula

Our Lives Matter

Jun 06 2024 | 00:49:28

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Show Notes

We’re all human, and we’re all unique. How do we see through our unique differences to see our fundamental similarities? The Web of Human Behavior connected the first principles of evolutionary psychology and modern theatre. That shows us a map of human decision making, which we can use to tell our own and other people’s stories, and to understand our own and other people’s stories. We’ve seen the big picture of how we see our similarities with other people. How do we fit the pieces together subconsciously and feel our similarities with other people? When we empathize with…

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