EPISODE · Mar 15, 2023 · 28 MIN
The Subjectivity of Anger, Woke Anthology, Democracy, and Cognitive Dissonance
from Comparative Reasoning · host Sedrik Cannady
Today we talk about people's subjectiviy of throwing a fit. That prompts a coversation on being woke and how "woke" has been used and bastardized by harmful people. In addition, there is talk on voter's (parents or not) voting against thier spoken promise to their offspring, or the public in general.
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