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Jun 2020
33m 18s

Jonathan Haidt On The Social Psychology ...

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Before the pandemic outbreak, we had been living through a period of increasing polarisation. But now that Covid-19 crisis is revealing the full extent of our shared vulnerability and common humanity, is there an opportunity for us to come together to heal some of those divides? Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist who studies how our moral and political ... Show More
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