TED: The revolutionary power of diverse thought | elif Shafak

The speaker discusses synesthesia, the ability to taste words, and how emotions influence politics. They explore global perspectives on feminism, the rise of demagogues, and the loss of diversity. The talk concludes with reflections on identity, storytelling, and the concept of 'Storyland' as a metaphor for freedom.

In what ways does the speaker believe that tribalism affects our empathy?

What observations does the speaker make about children's empathy in Turkey?

How does the speaker describe their own identity and attachments?

What is the significance of the word 'yurt' in the context of the speaker's talk?