TED Radio Hour
Changing Our Minds: Why we should admit when we're wrong
May 3, 2024
Former GOP congressman, organizational psychologist, and civil rights activist discuss the benefits of admitting when we're wrong. Topics include climate change beliefs evolution, embracing intellectual challenges, navigating conversations with different perspectives, and embracing growth through learning and unlearning.
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- Encouraging empathy through challenging conversations fosters understanding and growth.
- Illustrating transformative power of empathy in combating hate and fostering mutual understanding.
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Changing Perspectives Through Challenging Conversations
Encouraging open-mindedness and empathy through challenging conversations. Reflecting on the importance of calling in rather than calling out people to promote understanding and growth. By engaging with individuals respectfully, it becomes possible to navigate differences and foster connection. Emphasizing the power of approaching discussions with love and respect.
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