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Podcast: Faith and Economics
Episode: The Political Empathy Gap | #342
Description: The traditional mainstream narrative has it that those on the left are more empathetic than those on the right. However, new research suggests that the issue is more nuanced than this might suggest. Justin leads a discussion about some interesting recent findings claiming that there is a rather large difference between left and right, and that those on the right are much more likely to be empathetic toward perceived 'political enemies' than those on the left are. What are we to make of this?