Everything I wrote above I went through rather quickly because this isn’t a note about the minimum wage. This is a note about how to talk to people who have different lenses than you. I think it’s a very odd feeling to make arguments you don’t necessarily believe in, but are effective for your audience. I think it takes a lot of empathy and perspective.
Studying ethics doesn’t necessarily make someone a more ethical person, as a matter of fact I feel like empathy and meeting diverse people would do you a lot better there. In fact, there’s some evidence that ethics professors aren’t actually any more ethical than us.
Cohen 2006 suggests that pedagogy should implement self-expression and empathy into current methodologies.
Elude is a game to foster empathy about depression, but runs into a fundamental problem that play is about control, and depression is about loss (of control). Decided to give the player some, only to wrench it away at opportune moments.
