How Can Science Become Emotionally Intelligent? (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2025-02-03T13:05:32-08:00I find analytically trained people to be uncreative and emotionally insensitive. Can this be changed?
I find analytically trained people to be uncreative and emotionally insensitive. Can this be changed?
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