Jonathan Haidt | Why don’t we debate anymore? | #CLIP
December 7, 2021
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as posted by the channelIn this historic clip, John talks to Jonathan Haidt, renowned public intellectual and Professor of Ethical Leadership at NYU. They discuss the reasons why it has become so hard to debate with people who do not agree with each other. Haidt also reflects on the importance of preserving the institutions that allow us to draw on the past and progress with prudence.
You can find their full interview here
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