TED: Why aren't we more compassionate? | Daniel Goleman

The video explores the theme of compassion, starting with a study on helping behavior at Princeton Theological Seminary. It delves into social neuroscience, highlighting how empathy is wired into our brains. The speaker discusses the impact of self-focus on empathy and provides examples from social interactions. The contrast between empathy and sociopathy is examined, followed by a discussion on compassionate consumerism. The video concludes with the importance of noticing and acting on compassion.

What is the significance of the term 'puzzled' as introduced in the text?

Discuss the relationship between IQ and emotional empathy as mentioned in the text.

How can consumer choices reflect compassion according to the speaker?

What insights did the speaker gain from observing the homeless in New York?