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In this BONUS to our immersive episode, "Empathy," we explore an intervention shown to reduce your hate toward another group of people. Cognitive scientist, Emile Bruneau, has shown that this intervention has long term behavioral consequences for people who go through it: they feel less hate because it works on your subconscious cognitive biases. So we'll try it out on you...
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