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Apr 6, 2020 14 min

Stealing Fire. Interested or Repulsed?

from Being Underwater Hosted by Joana Breidenbach

In this mini episode, Joana talks with Ben Mason about the book Stealing Fire. The conversation turns to questions of how we as humans can work together to accomplish tasks, and if we do this simply from a place of efficiency, or also from a place of connection and empathy. Joana and Ben go into some of the inspiring parts of the book, for example how new methods of working together rely on developing high levels of intuition, and also on some of the parts that really disturb them.

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