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Arrogance and Ignorance

Episode 12 of the The I Project podcast, hosted by Clancey Hilkene, titled "Arrogance and Ignorance" was published on August 16, 2018 and runs 59 minutes.

August 16, 2018 ·59m · The I Project

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Clancey sits down with fellow Kansan-turned-Angeleno, Trent Ubben, to deconstruct the divide in America between the "coastal elites" and the "heartlanders".  

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Show Notes

  • NFL controversies
  • CTE / police brutality 
  • American Christian culture
  • The New Testament 
  • The telephone game of knowledge and the inevitability of subconscious spin
  • Religion as means of understanding our purpose
  • Heaven as beyond vs here and now.
  • Ken Wilber (Ascenders, Descenders, evolution of consciousness)
  • Intellect vs. Instinct
  • Curiosity and conspiracy theories 
  • Alternate dimensions 
  • Creative instinct and an emotional approach to story-telling
  • "Feeling is the truest thing."
  • "You obtain emotional intelligence the more you work."
  • Authenticity, Conditioning, and Essence
  • "The mind is the matrix of all matter." - Max Planck
  • Solipsism 
  • A brief aside on the word "arbitrary"
  • How to create conversations without 'selling out'
     
  • Tapping into "the core" of creative work
  • False Authenticity and Brashness
  • politics as window into human behavior
  • the entitlement of the white majority / libertarian 
  • the fine line between autonomy and entitlement
     
  • Religion's decline and religious opposition to science
  • Logic vs Faith
  • the importance of turning inward and not getting drawn into the outer conflicts
  • Self aware of your faults, owning what you don't know
  • The Humility of self-awareness / "the more self aware you are the easier it is to give someone else a break..."

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