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同情并不代表支持
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迪恩·马龙 |
TED2018
• April 2018
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数字创作者迪恩·马龙的节目，如“每字每句”和“与变性人共厕”，已累计了数百万的浏览——但是他发现成功的另一面是网络仇恨。后来，他逐渐研究出一种新奇的应对机制：打电话给那些留下冷漠评论的人，问他们一个简单的问题：“你为什么要写那些？” 通过这个精心准备的演讲，马龙讲述了人们如何在网上交流，并解释为何有时候你能做的最颠覆的事其实是同那些与你有分歧的人交流，而不仅仅只是嘲讽他们。
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