Protests, Morality, and Change

from Feeding Curiosity Hosted by Erich Wenzel

In this episode, I am joined by two of my closest friends that have been with feeding curiosity. Since the very beginning, I'm joined by Jordan, Chris, and Joe Jackowski. With both of them here, we dive into making sense of the events over the last few weeks. Show Notes: (00:06:45) Opening to the conversation (00:08:19) The Chaos of the last few weeks (00:09:06) Jordan's Account of the Chicago Protest (00:16:01) Aftermath of the protests (00:19:58) Hierarchical Systems (00:23:58) Extreme End of Brutality (00:27:13) Awareness and escaping the moment (00:34:56) Everyday people and trained professionals (00:36:52) Normative Error and Peter Attia (00:40:50) The Moral Element (00:43:19) Daryl Davis (00:48:10) How can someone hate me if they don't even know me? (00:52:35) Dunbar's Number (00:56:22) Dave Chappelle (00:59:26) The rawness of this time period (01:06:35) The Streets are speaking for themselves (01:10:01) An openness to having a difficult conversation (01:14:51) Converging morally (01:25:02) Emotional Awareness (01:26:39) Wrapping up For more content head to https://feedingcuriosity.net/

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