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Funds Prospectus at Fundrise.com thing podcast. We are here with Dr.

Jamil Zaki who is a professor of psychology at Stanford University and the director of the

Stanford Social Neuroscience Lab, trained at Columbia and Harvard, white the resume, Dr. Zaki,

and studying empathy and kindness in the human brain.

He's interested in how we can learn to connect better, but specifically here to talk with

us about his new book, and it's called Hope for Synix. Welcome, Jamil. We're excited to have you.

Thank you, I'm excited to be here. I got to preview the book a bit so thank you for that and in the

book you talk about sort of this this steady evolution that people

are becoming more cynical it sounds like at some point they believe that people

were a majority of people believe that people were generally honest and good and that's steadily

declining and in the book you talk about the secret for sort of beating this back, the secret for

minimizing the cynicism is what you call hopeful skepticism.

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