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Bitesize: The Dangers of Binary Thinking

Bitesize: The Dangers of Binary Thinking

Update: 2021-04-05
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This third Bitesize Episode* focuses on Binary Thinking.

We are living in a time of deep polarity – both politically and socially. It seems our beliefs, opinions and actions are becoming more and more pushed to two far ends of a wide and diverse spectrum.  

Binary thinking – the yes/no, right/wrong, start/finish, good/bad way of thinking is something we, as humans, turn to when we’re feeling scared and want a safe space. Binary thinking makes us feel safe because it’s a simple way of looking at the world – it removes uncertainty, complexity, not-knowing and replaces it with certainty, simplicity and all-knowing – or so it feels... let's talk about why that isn't the case.

*In Bitesize Episodes, we take a few minutes to focus on a theme, topic, or piece of advice related to “How to be Good” that’s come up in our interviews. We'll talk about how we can put advice from our interviews to practical use in our daily life.

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Bitesize: The Dangers of Binary Thinking

Bitesize: The Dangers of Binary Thinking

Sarah Buckmaster