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Metawareness
A discussion on Metawarness.
The Experimental Mindset- A Heritage We All Share III
When we adopt an experimental mindset or participate in experimental activities we are connecting to a significant part of our heritage- the one that everybody shares.
Our universal legacy is the recognition that our perception is easily flawed by bias. It took hundreds of thousands of years, but ultimately humankind became the one species who figured out that by applying a methodology designed to defeat bias we can attain knowledge that frees and empowers us – a breakthrough transcending ethnicity, race, religion, nationalism, and almost every other category by which humans identify.
The result of this shared human legacy has been so potent and influential that it completely transformed our human experience and produced a rapidity of change to which we are barely able to adjust.
The Experimental Mindset- A Heritage We All Share II
When we adopt an experimental mindset or participate in experimental activities we are connecting to a significant part of our heritage- the one that everybody shares.
Our universal legacy is the recognition that our perception is easily flawed by bias. It took hundreds of thousands of years, but ultimately humankind became the one species who figured out that by applying a methodology designed to defeat bias we can attain knowledge that frees and empowers us – a breakthrough transcending ethnicity, race, religion, nationalism, and almost every other category by which humans identify.
The result of this shared human legacy has been so potent and influential that it completely transformed our human experience and produced a rapidity of change to which we are barely able to adjust.
The Experimental Mindset- A Heritage We All Share
When we adopt an experimental mindset or participate in experimental activities we are connecting to a significant part of our heritage- the one that everybody shares.
Our universal legacy is the recognition that our perception is easily flawed by bias. It took hundreds of thousands of years, but ultimately humankind became the one species who figured out that by applying a methodology designed to defeat bias we can attain knowledge that frees and empowers us – a breakthrough transcending ethnicity, race, religion, nationalism, and almost every other category by which humans identify.
The result of this shared human legacy has been so potent and influential that it completely transformed our human experience and produced a rapidity of change to which we are barely able to adjust.
Listen to show #90 below!
Should we Listen to our Elders II
There are some things we can learn from our elders and some things that we cannot. Join us to explore how to connect with seniors in ways that are satisfying and rewarding.
Listen to show #89 below!
Should we Listen to our Elders
There are some things we can learn from our elders and some things that we cannot. Join us to explore how to connect with seniors in ways that are satisfying and rewarding.
Listen to show #88 below!
Heroism and Virtue
Celebrating those who have acted heroically may seem logical, but identifying some people as heroes raises issues that are often overlooked.
Listen to show #87 below!
The Challenge of Identity II
Our personal identity can be based on a wide range of characteristics including race, ethnicity, religion, skin color, sexuality, gender, neighborhood, and beliefs.
There is also a transcendent, universal, human identity which all of us share.
The way we balance our tribal and human identities may determine the future of humankind.
Listen to show #86 below!
The Challenge of Identity
Our personal identity can be based on a wide range of characteristics including race, ethnicity, religion, skin color, sexuality, gender, neighborhood, and beliefs.
There is also a transcendent, universal, human identity which all of us share.
The way we balance our tribal and human identities may determine the future of humankind.
Listen to show #85 below!
Harmonizing with Nature II
We continue our consideration of humanity’s role in the destruction and, hopefully, the preservation of life.
We frequently regard humankind as being in perpetual conflict with nature. And while no other animals have transformed the earth so profoundly, humans are also life’s best hope.
Only humans can transform life so that sentience, experience, and cognition will continue to flourish even when the home of its origination becomes uninhabitable.
Pursuing this quixotic endeavor may become humanity’s highest purpose.
Listen to show #84 below!