What do my kids think I believe? (Belief pt. 3)
Gather round while we examine what Matt's kids think he believes. We settle long-standing arguments about science and religion. And if that wasn't enough, Jon nails the difference between medical professionals and medical science. Also, are there more sciences to come, or do we have all the kinds of science that are possible?
AI's Summary
Listen in as we explore the fascinating dynamics between how we see ourselves and how we're perceived by those closest to us. I share a personal story about asking my children and partner to jot down their thoughts on my core beliefs, which led to an unexpected journey of self-reflection and an understanding of the impact of their views on me. This candid conversation reveals the weight of external perspectives on our self-image and how our actions often speak louder than our words, leaving us to ponder the complexities of living up to the ideals we set for ourselves.
Feedback can be a tricky beast to tame, whether it's at work or within the walls of our homes. We share insights on the effectiveness of 360 reviews in professional settings and how the concept can intriguingly be applied to parenting. I recall a compelling experience from an executive program that broke the norms of feedback by fostering brutal honesty among participants who would never cross paths again. This chapter peels back the layers of how we process and perceive feedback, as well as the importance of understanding the first impressions we make and the labels we too quickly assign to others.
Join us as we wade through the waters of science and religion, discussing their unique roles in our lives and the potential harmony between them. I argue that these two realms can coexist, addressing different facets of our existence without stepping on each other's toes. From the big questions like the origins of the universe to the practical applications of science in fields like medicine, we touch upon how individuals navigate these spaces, especially when conventional science doesn't have all the answers. The conversation also takes a turn into how faith-based beliefs can conflict with public policy, reminding us of the delicate balance between personal convictions and the collective good.
References
Cat's in the Cradle, Harry Chapin
Acupuncture
Chapters
(00:07) - Children's Perception vs Self-Perception
AI's Summary
Listen in as we explore the fascinating dynamics between how we see ourselves and how we're perceived by those closest to us. I share a personal story about asking my children and partner to jot down their thoughts on my core beliefs, which led to an unexpected journey of self-reflection and an understanding of the impact of their views on me. This candid conversation reveals the weight of external perspectives on our self-image and how our actions often speak louder than our words, leaving us to ponder the complexities of living up to the ideals we set for ourselves.
Feedback can be a tricky beast to tame, whether it's at work or within the walls of our homes. We share insights on the effectiveness of 360 reviews in professional settings and how the concept can intriguingly be applied to parenting. I recall a compelling experience from an executive program that broke the norms of feedback by fostering brutal honesty among participants who would never cross paths again. This chapter peels back the layers of how we process and perceive feedback, as well as the importance of understanding the first impressions we make and the labels we too quickly assign to others.
Join us as we wade through the waters of science and religion, discussing their unique roles in our lives and the potential harmony between them. I argue that these two realms can coexist, addressing different facets of our existence without stepping on each other's toes. From the big questions like the origins of the universe to the practical applications of science in fields like medicine, we touch upon how individuals navigate these spaces, especially when conventional science doesn't have all the answers. The conversation also takes a turn into how faith-based beliefs can conflict with public policy, reminding us of the delicate balance between personal convictions and the collective good.
References
Cat's in the Cradle, Harry Chapin
Acupuncture
Chapters
(00:07) - Children's Perception vs Self-Perception
(05:31) - Sharing Feedback and First Impressions
(11:58) - Science, Religion, and the Big Bang
(21:45) - Comparing Utility and Faith-Based Beliefs