Dacher Keltner - Survival of the Kindest

[@KimSooAcu]

What's remarkable is that there are only 179 likes and 12K views. We're born compassionate and spend the rest of our lives sorting through the mixed messages, some of which take us further and some which bring us back to our - true nature, our basic goodness.

[@bolivar1789]

I was very touched by what he said on minute 14 about the inmates in San Quentin prison. It reminded me of the most beautiful and valuable book I have ever read about compassion: " Just Mercy, A Story of Justice and Redemption" by Bryan Stevenson. I wish I could give that book to everybody in this world.

[@pbinsb3437]

Took his free online class "The Science of Happiness" several years ago and it has changed my life forever. I think it's still available, is you're interested. The Greater Good Science Center at University of California. Berkeley

[@joycemansfield1108]

I love your hair im a life long hairdresser and your book came in my library I picked it up today " born to be good " I've been interested in this stuff for years.

[@bryanedds8922]

Be kind when you can, and direct when you must.

[@reepurpose8712]

I found this to be the best use of time on u boob. Fascinating stuff.

[@Jossik46]

Compassion is silent. It comes from the heart and extends electromagnetically.

[@brycenwhitesides6866]

he looks and talks like every college professor

[@user-rd7ek9ve3r]

If you read about Greeks Romans and ancient history you definitely see there hadn't always been this sympathetic..... literally track the effect of ethical thought in society in Europe post and pre crist. important to note the social narrative....how is this being ignored

[@gibbons1955]

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[@AlexKS1992]

We are truly becoming weak and pathetic.