critical thinking

The choice we all have is between protection and endangerment. Who you dedicate your words, your time, your money and your efforts to will protect or endanger them.

But what if we get it wrong or out of context? Or what if our ideas of what’s considered morally wrong in society change?

After all morality is subjective and shifts all the time. What was considered good in Roman times, in the Middle Ages, in the 50s, in the 80s, even in the early 2000s is all completely different now. Political and religious... See more

In the podcast “thinking about thinking” Simon Sinek have the guests Brené Brown and Adam Grant over. When Adam ends up mentioning a study about bystanders and rescuers during the holocaust. Who went against the government, to become criminals, in order to save and hide people whos ideology was different from their own? Grant says the following:

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Because the question isn’t just What are you watching, reading, listening to?

It’s Who is it turning you into?

More reading is always a net positive. But rereading a single sentence five times, staring into the distance as it rearranges your brain chemistry (see: Tembe Denton-Hurstdescribing the experience of reading Black Marxism ), versus inhaling a Taylor Jenkins Reid bestseller in one night—these are so fundamentally different they might as well... See more