How much do you really know? What are your sources? How do you know that your sources know what they're talking about? Sometimes helping someone by educating them or teaching them things can be bad. When we think we know, but are actually in the wrong, we pass on information and "knowledge" that will potentially do harm, or at least not do any good.
This episode will make you think again about what you claim to know, and hopefully make you question your sources.
Knowledge about for example how our brain works, can literally change our life!
"Ignorance is a sea, and knowledge is a drop in that ocean" William James.
This episode is inspired from the work of Iain McGilchrist and Tom Billyeu.
#knowledge #selfawareness #criticalthinking
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