Published May 18, 2018
Empathy Is Not Endorsement | Dylan Marron | TED
Dylan Marron delves into his podcast 'Conversations with People Who Hate Me,' demonstrating how empathy can foster understanding and connection with critics through transformative conversations that transcend digital animosity, without compromising one's beliefs.
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