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Are you worried about this? | Jameela Jamil

16 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker (Jameela Jamil) reflects on why opposing sides in a debate often refuse to listen to each other. She suggests that the underlying fear is the possibility of being convinced or discovering they were wrong, which threatens their sense of self. She argues that basing identity on fixed beliefs makes it difficult to engage openly, and that this fear-driven stance is an unhealthy foundation for human interaction.

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