In this episode, TED speakers describe how all forms of amusement — from tossing a ball to video games — can make us smarter, saner and more collaborative.
1. Jeff Mogil: How Can Playing A Game Make You More Empathetic?
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2. Charlie Todd: Who’s That Guy Riding The Subway In His Underwear?
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3. Stuart Brown: How Does Play Shape Our Development?
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4. Isabel Behncke: What Can Bonobos Teach Us About Play?
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5. Jane McGonigal: How Can Video Games Improve Our Real Lives?
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