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RaemaSnr · 22-25, F
I was listening to a podcast about this very question, the guy raised some very great points:
Because the telling of human stories through art is what enables us to exercise our empathetic muscle. If you're watching a movie/TV show, sitting in the theatre, looking at an artwork, we are being told a story about other human people, quite often different from us and we begin to understand and see their point of view and widen our horizons.
Because the telling of human stories through art is what enables us to exercise our empathetic muscle. If you're watching a movie/TV show, sitting in the theatre, looking at an artwork, we are being told a story about other human people, quite often different from us and we begin to understand and see their point of view and widen our horizons.