DMF 45: The truth may lie between the worldviews

Update: 2019-05-08

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The things we learn over the course of our lives are largely determined by where and when we were born. Given the huge amount of potential knowledge, and the tiny slice of it any one of us happens to possess, it seems the things any one of us believes we know are more likely to be untrue than true.

I think all our worldviews are probably false in one way or another. But perhaps, through respectful, good-faith discussion, we can discover the truths between our different viewpoints.

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In Channel

DMF 50: A few thoughts to roll around while we're apart

2019-06-2615:13

DMF49.5: Quick hello while travelling

2019-06-1901:11

DMF 49: Colleen, continued--thoughts on connecting with that inner "yes" and on being heard

2019-06-1229:35

DMF 48: Tbird continued, on catching up with himself, and on learning to acknowledge what is

2019-06-0540:21

DMF 47: My friend T-bird shares a story about depression and recovery, and how "business as usual" has distracted so many of us from what really matters

2019-05-2927:46

DMF 46: Colleen talks about the inner "yes" and how it helped her realize that the path she was "supposed" to be on wasn't the one she wanted to be on

2019-05-2227:36

DMF 45: The truth may lie between the worldviews

2019-05-0822:35

DMF 44: An inherent conflict between two equally valid worldviews

2019-05-0122:20

DMF 43: Conclusion of my conversation with Joyce: some personal examples related to authenticity, courage, forgiveness

2019-04-2414:21

DMF 42: Continued conversation with Joyce on death and authenticity

2019-04-1719:18

DMF 41: The importance of connectedness and the cycles our lives go through: a conversation with my friend Joyce

2019-04-1019:46

DMF 40: Creativity in art and science; and how love powers it

2019-04-0315:24

DMF 39: Jared Jacobs (aka Gold Yeller) on sharing, family, and the give-and-take of life

2019-03-2729:48

DMF 38: Short Update, two tweaks to some previous DMF ideas that will be returning in future episodes

2019-03-2007:25

DMF 37: A conversation with Emily Marvosh, continued: classical music, art, and the humanities and their place in our lives

2019-03-1333:24

DMF 36: Emily Marvosh on listening, staying flexible, and making music

2019-03-0622:25

DMF 35: Relating with love and compassion is, perhaps, the core tenet of all religions

2019-02-2713:37

DMF 34: Why love might actually be the answer

2019-01-3024:45

DMF 33: A few thoughts on how we might respond to the truth of our mortality

2019-01-2316:06

DMF 32: How death can show us that life is wonderful

2019-01-1616:11

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DMF 45: The truth may lie between the worldviews

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DMF 45: The truth may lie between the worldviews

Michael Marvosh

DMF 45: The truth may lie between the worldviews