Ronni Abergel - Unjudge Someone

The video discusses the concept of 'unjudging' and the Human Library initiative, which encourages people to challenge their biases and engage with diverse individuals. It highlights the instinctive nature of judgment and the importance of revisiting these judgments to avoid missing opportunities for connection. The Human Library provides a space to engage with people from different backgrounds, promoting understanding and acceptance over mere tolerance.

What is the primary reason humans have a natural instinct to judge others?

• To make friends quickly

• To assess potential danger for survival

• To find people with similar interests

• To avoid social interactions

According to the speaker, what is a consequence of not revisiting our judgments?

• Gaining more friends

• Missing out on potential opportunities

• Becoming more popular

• Improving survival instincts

What personal realization did the speaker have about their past judgments?

• They never judged anyone

• They were too open-minded

• They missed out on friendships

• They were always right

What is the purpose of the Human Library?

• To borrow books

• To find job opportunities

• To challenge biases by engaging with diverse individuals

• To learn new languages

Which group of people can you engage with at the Human Library?

• Only local residents

• People from different ethnic or religious backgrounds

• Only people with the same profession

• Only people with similar interests

What does the speaker suggest is better than being tolerated?

• Being ignored

• Being accepted

• Being isolated

• Being criticized

What action does the speaker encourage when encountering people we typically avoid?

• Avoid them at all costs

• Engage and learn something new

• Ignore them

• Judge them quickly