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Active listening and really engaging with others is a form of empathy.

I'm concerned about people who seek to lack empathy.

I feel like I make everything convoluted and confusing.

And empathy, maybe shouldn't be confusing. Sometimes it feels like a very, like a complex math problem.

It's explained to me from Vox. I'm John Gwynne Hill. And I've always thought of empathy as a good thing.

You should be able to put yourself in someone else's shoes and understand their feelings. That's what being compassionate is all about.

But despite all that, it feels like empathy has a weird reputation right now.

It's become a meme.

Eleven unusual things that empaths experience that normal people don't.

There's even a group of people who've been arguing lately that empathy is morally wrong.

If my empathy for them, if my feeling how they feel leads me to affirm lies or to validate delusions or to support sin,

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