Receiving selfless care is a universal core of human experience

Evidence

Rogers’s point in the commencement speeches was made anew: we are all familiar with the phenomenon of selfless care from at least some part of our lives. This phenomenon is no exception; it is at the core of what defines the human experience. — Jenny Odell, How to Do Nothing, 122

Categorization

Category: Inspiration and Speculation

• FICTION: The film device — silence falling over a room as people recall who cared for them — is a strong narrative mechanism.