AJ Barker | EP #9 | Kierkegaard, College Football & Converting to Catholicism from Atheism | Royce White

Well done. Keep the great content coming

Sandek

2 years ago

Royce- what is reverse racism? Isn’t racism just racism?

Absolutely outstanding. Something to help my 20 to 40 year old loved ones with their atheism and despair. Thank you!

Loved the episode. A TRULY impressive person. I see why the 2 of you are such close friends.....so many similarities.

A bit like oiling the tin-mans joints. The main couple of things for mine is; - priorities & all-mighty at the top, envisaging the difference between the two - internal conflict/sin or exhibition of such/behaviors & the understanding/identification of that & especially the acceptance/acknowledgement & resolution I appreciate the introduction of 'bias' as a concept during the sports etc phase & my comment on that is bound to stretch out a-bit, apologies in advance... So with any human there are biases & they aren't all bad as far as I go. In accumulating experiences as we grow it seems as our brains/minds/psyche/intuition etc shape into maturity the collective shape consists of those elements for the most part. If I pick pairs/fruit from a tree & the ones I favor the most are yellower than green because I prefer softer than crunchy then it is likely/logical/on natures consistency/presentation that I trust/choose or apply bias next time I pick - all things being equal. Generally this can be seen as individual preference bias applicable by color reference/visual & accumulated in memory over time/previous experiences. As we grow/develop from cradle to the day - trust is inherent/applied/memorized. If I am about to do something that requires trust/significant risk element such as rock-climbing/tandem/group stuff then likely the brain searches for suitable matches in order to preserve ones well-being & that likely results in prior experience encounters. If I am at work, possibly playing sports etc earning a living the same applies as in the form of 'biases' which are basically a complex output of previous experiences. My point is that in team collective/work environment/general society the bias is a natural formation of trust where potential may exist for 'bias' to form into a group or collective psychosis of sorts with the absence of honest individual & collective reflection & consideration - including environmental etc integrity Grace thanks for the podcast

FreshMikE

1 year ago

this is still one of my favorites.