Imperfect vision

Why your emotions are irrelevant when making a decision 02.10.2022 26:51 ↓

Emotions are not relevant to you when making a decision, especially one that is life or death, like money matters, and even relationship matters that involve conflict. Why? Because they, when not subordinated by other things like purpose, truth, accuracy, etc, they often create bad and flawed decisions. This is way too common and can cause more conflict than it ever would solve, if it even solves...

There is no such thing as a perfect situation: debunking the idea of a perfect situation or event 01.10.2022 16:24 ↓

H's the spotify playlist I've mad on the undoing perfection series: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7zhGeBXdJaIbqxg0wi4N7j?si=-k-8mkO4RuiGjlrmmdwOag I will be updating this playlist every time I make a new episode in this series.

On being lucky. We must be greatful for what we have, not what we lost 01.10.2022 6:29 ↓

Hope everyone in Florida is doing well. #fuckhurricaneian #allhurricanesareassholes

Stay safe, Floridians 29.09.2022 1:49 ↓

With hurricane Ian making landfall earlier, I wish everyone effected well and urge them to become aware and stay safe during this time.

Understanding the illusion of perfection: how time or more info can debunk any perfect solution 28.09.2022 19:55 ↓

Perfection is a myth that iscaused when you either, don't think about what happens after, or you don't look at more information that debunks this is the perfect plan or idea. For example: you may think that if I do X, I'll be happy, but then you don't think about what would happen afterwords. Or you may think that a certain idea would work in the real world, until you dig a little deeper and find...

How looking at facts that generally oppose your worldview can make you more stable as a person 27.09.2022 6:55 ↓

Being able to listen to opposing understandings, as well as being willing to listen honestly can make you more stable as a person because, when you don't do this, you react emotionally to those viewpoints which makes you less stable, and less able to see truth from lies.

Strong vs weak wisdom: some techniques, tips and theories are better than others: here's why 26.09.2022 1:08:58 ↓

Wisdom is very much dependent on it effects. Most forms ofwisdom are diluted because they are weakened by things that make you feel good, vs things that are true, useful, effective, etc.

Here's how to remember more things andh more insights: a general guide 26.09.2022 5:08 ↓

Good things come to those who wait.

The importance of becoming more objective in every day life 25.09.2022 23:35 ↓

If you don't become more objective, it will be easier for you to become coned, fall pray to false or missleading information, etc.

How to use your strengths to deal with your weaknesses, using the INTP Personality as an example 24.09.2022 53:38 ↓

In this episode, I attemp to explain how to find you weaknesses and strengths by looking at your cognitive function stack as an example to help you understand in a deeper way how to combat them using your strengths. Here's the site link I was talking about. udja.app

We must learn to second-guess any initial judgments: this is why. 22.09.2022 25:40 ↓

Strong judgments and assumptions, especially those that have emotion behind them, often end up being wrong or ending up missing up valuable bits of information. For instance, when you read a news article, especially one that concerns very recent information, you may often judge, but the smart thing to do is to think twice about that judgment. Could this be wrong? Could this article be missing some...

Crime creates poverty. Not the other way around. This is why. 20.09.2022 18:44 ↓

This article will help you see how crime creates poverty, not the other way around: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/inside-the-criminal-mind/201412/crime-causes-poverty