In this podcast episode titled "Prejudice," the hosts explore the concept of prejudice, its roots, forms, and impacts on individuals and society. They discuss how prejudices develop from stereotypes, social norms, media influences, and personal experiences. The episode highlights the dangers of prejudice, including discrimination, social tensions, and hindered cooperation. It also addresses ways to combat prejudice through education, dialogue, empathy, and inclusive practices, emphasizing the role of parents in raising open-minded and accepting children. The episode concludes by evaluating prejudice as largely harmful, despite its occasional cognitive shortcuts.

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Do you recognize when you are empathetic? Do you have a memory associated with absurdity? Can you tell what makes someone humorous? Could sarcasm have saved human lives or ethnic groups?
In this podcast, we exclusively lean over phenomena through the microscope of human curiosity that could not exist without humanity.
These are the qualities that cannot be replicated, whose nobility stems from being artificially uncopyable, currently only the human brain is capable of learning, imitating, and developing. 
Through questions arising from human curiosity, we guide listeners and ourselves to understand why these "languages" exist, their impact on society, and their evolution.


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