Off the Top

In the waking of the ruling in the George Floyd case, I try to discuss recent conversations I have had with others. I offer my own thoughts and opinions on what we can do about racism, and the philosophy of justice in this case. The verdict, community reactions, and implications of the verdict in the George Floyd case are discussed as well.

At some point, people will become drained during their lifetime frequently. This recording explores what being "drained" means personally, why it happens, how people interpret it, and how I cope with the expectations that is put upon me by other people when I am recharging. People have their own "energy batteries" that require to be charged and maintained. This is my interpretation and perception of my own battery. 

The Self-Serving Bias is discussed in this episode. Rooted in social psychology, the self-serving bias explains what people tend to do and favor in their everyday lives. The basics are provided about this concept, and my own interpretations and experiences with the self-serving bias are also discussed. 

Exploring what the savior complex is and how it was discovered. People's perception of who you are as a person and how they interpret you are also discussed, as well as how you should interpret these perceptions. 

The stigma, conversation, personal experience, and advice surrounding a common mental health disorder - depression. 

Welcome to the first episode of the podcast! This episode includes the introduction to the podcast and details about it, while also including an introduction of myself. Afterwards, I try to introduce a topic that is fitting for this platform - communication.  **MIC MIGHT BE MUFFLED AT TIMES AND I APOLOGIZE.**