What I Learned from Eavesdropping on Strangers (and Why You Should Start Too) | Yuval Plotkin
In the lecture, Yuval Plotkin shares stories, quotes, and insights from listening to street conversations. He connects these experiences to philosophy and culture and invites the audience to open their hearts and ears.
In the lecture, Yuval Plotkin shares stories, quotes, and insights from listening to street conversations. He connects these experiences to philosophy and culture and invites the audience to open their hearts and ears.
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How can eavesdropping on strangers make us better people? How does listening change the way we think and feel? Is inspiration found in the most everyday moments? Do people speak differently in Tel Aviv, Be'er Sheva, and Jerusalem? And what did the great philosophers think about this notorious and addictive habit?
Yuval Plotkin admits: he eavesdrops. But not for gossip — to understand people. In a smart, amusing, and surprising lecture, he shares stories, quotes, overheard conversations, and insights born from listening to everyday street talks, connecting them to philosophy, culture, and life itself. A fascinating meeting inviting the audience to open their hearts and ears.
**About:**
Yuval Plotkin – Journalist, author, and lecturer, writes for "Haaretz" and participates in the television program "You Have to Read This!" He also leads writing workshops across the country.
