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This is a result of what happens when you decide to publish your voice notes on the internet.
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Discussing conviction of beliefs, their origins and how lacking the same has made hypocrisy a prevalent part of the society and birthed convenient activism.
We discuss what an Eye Candy is and how society is regressing in terms of seeking meaningful experiences.
Discussing how sadness is contagious and how it is profited from.
Discussing how evolution can be understood through physical laws and how we study the universe.
We all have biases, maybe it'll help if we know what they are.
Discussing the uncanny resemblance between Dashavatar and Human Evolution and how gas giants are actually gaseous.
This is the first episode of a new series called "I Read That Somewhere".
In this episode we discuss the Teddy Bear and a mental condition called Aphantasia.
Any feedback is always welcome.
Discussing how we are obsessed with planning and how altering it alters our attitude towards life.
Discussing how there is gap between confidence and knowledge and what that tells about us and the world.
Discussing if there is such a thing as beginner's luck and what constitutes it.
Discussing what would happen if the world ends tomorrow and predicting reactions from a personal and a social viewpoint.
Discussing how our bias towards simplicity distorts our perception of reality and memories and how this can be taken advantage of.
Any feedback is always appreciated.
Discussing how most of our knowledge is oversimplified and how that can be dangerous.
Discussing why we are obsessed having "The One" and how we can live a more fulfilling life if we don't give it too much importance.
Discussing how our choices are temporary and misguided and changing them is actually a sign of growing.
Discussing how disassociating the teaching from the teacher can help us to better understand stuff.
Discussing why truth is relative and how our truth changes our lives.
Discussing why extremes are appealing but generally bad and how moderation is the key to living a fulfilling life.
Discussing the bias of the content that we consume and the factors causing it.
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