Choosing the Better Fuel: Why Love is the Only Extinguisher I woke up this morning thinking about the "why." We see the headlines. We see the comment sections. It is so easy to feel that the only way to survive a world filled with hate is to build up a wall of our own. We think, "If they are going to be loud, I have to be louder. If they are going to be cruel, I have to be sharp." But as I sat with my morning coffee, I realized something simple: You cannot put out a fire with more gasoline. Hate is a fuel. It’s a powerful one—it burns bright, it moves fast, and it consumes everything in its path. But it always leaves behind ashes. The Chemistry of Compassion At A World Without Hate, we are often asked how we can stay positive in the face of conflict and suffering. The secret isn't "positivity"—it’s a change in chemistry. When we choose to "pour on more love," we aren't being naive. We are being strategic. Love is the only substance heavy ...