What do I believe? (Belief pt. 2)
Our Summary
In which we realize we don't believe in anything, that we forget where our 'original' ideas come from, the challenges related to bitchy resting face,
A.I.'s Summary
Prepare for a captivating journey into the depths of personal beliefs and values. Get ready to challenge your thought processes and explore the origins of your beliefs, influenced by factors often overlooked, such as media, upbringing, and the environment around us. You'll be thrilled by the powerful revelations that surface when you dare to question your long-held beliefs!
As we navigate through the hour, we dissect the subjectivity of value, a concept that we all recognize but seldom scrutinize. We share stories of how value perception affects transactions and relationships, and what happens when someone unknowingly gets the short end of the stick. We also unravel the psychological layers of the sunk cost fallacy and our decision-making processes, which often lead us into a spiral of poor judgments.
Finally, we turn our attention to the digital world, discussing the impact of modern technology and media consumption on molding our biases and values. We talk about how our digital bubbles shape our world, fostering relationships but simultaneously creating isolation. We wrap up with some heated debate on social media governance and the potential of technology in reshaping the world. This episode promises to leave you pondering on the interplay between your beliefs, values, and technology and its impact on your daily life. Get set for a thought-provoking experience!
References
Michael Gerber's The E-Myth Revisited
Maxwell Maltz' Psychocybernetics
Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
J.R.R Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings
Frank Herbert's Dune
Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and Fountainhead
The Golden Rule
Chapters
0:00:02 - Exploring Personal Beliefs and Influences
0:11:08 - People Rising to the Occasion
0:15:41 - The Subjectivity of Value
0:27:40 - Dealing With Inequity Aversion and Self-Preservation
0:34:41 - Sunk Cost and Wasting Food Challenge
0:43:06 - The Challenges and Impact of Media
0:52:26 - Exploring the Governance of Social Media
In which we realize we don't believe in anything, that we forget where our 'original' ideas come from, the challenges related to bitchy resting face,
A.I.'s Summary
Prepare for a captivating journey into the depths of personal beliefs and values. Get ready to challenge your thought processes and explore the origins of your beliefs, influenced by factors often overlooked, such as media, upbringing, and the environment around us. You'll be thrilled by the powerful revelations that surface when you dare to question your long-held beliefs!
As we navigate through the hour, we dissect the subjectivity of value, a concept that we all recognize but seldom scrutinize. We share stories of how value perception affects transactions and relationships, and what happens when someone unknowingly gets the short end of the stick. We also unravel the psychological layers of the sunk cost fallacy and our decision-making processes, which often lead us into a spiral of poor judgments.
Finally, we turn our attention to the digital world, discussing the impact of modern technology and media consumption on molding our biases and values. We talk about how our digital bubbles shape our world, fostering relationships but simultaneously creating isolation. We wrap up with some heated debate on social media governance and the potential of technology in reshaping the world. This episode promises to leave you pondering on the interplay between your beliefs, values, and technology and its impact on your daily life. Get set for a thought-provoking experience!
References
Michael Gerber's The E-Myth Revisited
Maxwell Maltz' Psychocybernetics
Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
J.R.R Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings
Frank Herbert's Dune
Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and Fountainhead
The Golden Rule
Chapters
0:00:02 - Exploring Personal Beliefs and Influences
0:11:08 - People Rising to the Occasion
0:15:41 - The Subjectivity of Value
0:27:40 - Dealing With Inequity Aversion and Self-Preservation
0:34:41 - Sunk Cost and Wasting Food Challenge
0:43:06 - The Challenges and Impact of Media
0:52:26 - Exploring the Governance of Social Media