Can global crises forge a new era of social solidarity?
In short: In this discussion, Sal Khan sits down with social psychologist Jonathan Haidt to explore whether the pressures of a pandemic and rising polarization can actually catalyze long-term social cohesion.
As the United States faces simultaneous challenges including protests, a pandemic, and intense polarization, the conversation examines the potential for these crises to trigger meaningful growth. The video explores the possibility of leveraging this difficult period to foster greater social solidarity and cohesion in the future.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Homeroom with Sal & Jonathan Haidt - Wednesday, July 1
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