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Empathy is actually rising, not falling. The real problem is that banter is disappearing. We're getting better at understanding each other's feelings but worse at the playful, spontaneous talk that used to define how people connected.

Empathy is actually rising, not falling. The real problem is that banter is disappearing. We're getting better at understanding each other's feelings but worse at the playful, spontaneous talk that used to define how people connected.
So, so let me, let me tell you something that's different with anything else that's going on. People think empathy's on the decline. Empathy is cyclical and it's, and it's actually on the rise. What's really on the decline is the banter.

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