How to Human
Lura Forcum, Lauren Hall, Andrew HeatonHuman-ing isn't a verb, but maybe it should be. Because our capacity for understanding each other and working together is nothing short of incredible.
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How to Human: Why We Lose Touch With Reality When We Lose Touch With Each Other
In a very real sense, being disconnected from other people is being disconnected from reality. Because brains did not evolve to operate in isolation. They didn’t even evolve to accurately measure the world around us, according to social psy...
How to Human: Perception is a Team Sport
### The Illusion of Objectivity
How to Human: Create a Community
I’m a big fan of my little town of Pendleton, South Carolina—population 3,697. I moved downtown about a year ago, and I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what makes this place work so well. It’s more than just a pleasant area, it’s a pl...
How to Human: Connecting across difference requires connecting with yourself
Connecting with people who hold different political beliefs feels like a goal that is both worthy and daunting. You picture arguments, frustration, and little common ground. Listening with curiosity and without trying to change anyone’s min...
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Authors
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President of the Independent Center. PhD in consumer psychology. Former marketing professor. Mom of three ungovernable (but delightful) humans.
Author, Substacker, podcaster, academic leader, radical moderate, mother, and indifferent gardener. Helping people break out of false binaries and black and white thinking to see our social and political worlds in 4D.
Host of The Political Orphanage, and funny guy in Reason TV videos. Legally funny.
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