TED: I survived a terrorist attack. Here's what I learned | Gill Hicks

Jill Hicks shares her experience of surviving a 2005 train bombing in London. She reflects on the unexpected lessons learned, the importance of human connection, and the power of love and acceptance. Despite being labeled as an 'enemy' by the bomber, she emphasizes the unity and humanity shown by rescuers. Her story highlights the potential for positive change and the need to rise above labels and embrace acceptance.

What does the author suggest about the importance of love in overcoming hatred?

How does the author view the potential for positive change in humanity?

What questions does the author pose about human connection in times of tragedy?

What does the author mean by 'moving to an acceptance for all'?