Explore the unexpected lessons playwright David Finnigan learned about the psychology of climate change through the controversy surrounding his 2014 play "Kill Climate Deniers." In this 10-minute TED talk, discover how engaging with climate skeptics of various perspectives provided valuable insights into how people think about and respond to the climate crisis. Gain a deeper understanding of the complex psychological factors influencing climate action and inaction, as Finnigan shares his personal journey from controversy to enlightenment on this critical global issue.
A Controversial Play and the Psychology of Climate Change
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A Controversial Play — and What It Taught Me About the Psychology of Climate | David Finnigan | TED
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