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    The term "toolkits" doesn't directly appear in the retrieved clips, but often discusses various concepts that could metaphorically relate to "toolkits" in terms of personal development and coping strategies. For instance:

    1. Communication and Emotional Intelligence: There are discussions on the importance of real-life social skills and nonverbal communication, highlighting how modern digital communication can lead to a lack of genuine connection and understanding. stresses practicing these skills to develop "social muscles" for real-world interactions 1.

    2. Balancing Challenges in Life: Conversations about handling intense emotional landscapes, such as military life, suggest a psychological toolkit where one balances duty with personal struggles by sharing deep compassion and resilience for those in high-stakes environments 2.

    3. Advancements in Knowledge and Technology: Huberman discusses societal advancements over time and the negativity bias inherent in human psychology, pointing to the importance of focusing on positive progress. This involves leveraging our intellectual and emotional capacities to address modern challenges like climate change and AI, acting as a societal toolkit for better futures 3.

    These passages provide insights into developing skills and mindsets that could be seen as personal or societal toolkits for navigating modern complexities.

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