Humans are wired for unity and cooperation, not conflict.
Contrary to the widespread belief in social Darwinism, science supports that we thrive on understanding and helping each other.
From anthropology to neuroscience, evidence shows that our brains are designed to mirror and attune to one another's needs.
Yet, why does it seem like social media and news constantly highlight division?
Join us as we explore how our natural inclination for empathy is overshadowed by the modern media landscape.
Did you know that mirror neurons play a significant role in fostering empathy and social bonds?
What are your thoughts on the impact of media on our perception of unity? Share your insights in the comments!
Psychiatrist Farid Sabet-Sharghi discusses his article, "The psychological trauma of polarization."
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