Our ability to thrive in the 21st-century will not be determined by the power of technology or the application of brute force; it will be determined by the power of human consciousness and our capacity to more deeply empathize with the pain of others.

May 6, 2019 · 7:33 AM UTC

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Lowering taxes and reducing the reach of government would reduce a lot of pain.
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I’m sorry, but I have no interest in empathizing with people who stone women to death or throw gays off rooftops. That’s asking too much.
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Yeah the Devil tried to SCREW US ALL!
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Seems like anyone who has a soul, who can empathize, is already thriving, but not necessarily in the way the world defines it. There's really no future in choosing cruelty and indifference - u can only exterminate your own soul, no one else's, why bother branding ur own death
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you need to be president
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We must care about those with debt, health issues, poverty, and animals above all others...
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That sounds like some bullshit gobbledygook that has no real practical application ....congratulations, you’re a philosopher🙄😏
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Empathy causes violence theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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I read Homo Deus. What did I say that is not in alignment with it?
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