In this episode, Danny Clark takes us on a fascinating, deep, important discussion of how human nature can better inform teaching, learning, education, parenting, working, …
Right. But, philosophically, the issue is that the true is the whole (i.e., all of knowledge). The true is not fragmented; truth is not made …
In Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge, E.O. Wilson writes: Without the stimulus and guidance of emotion, rational thought slows and disintegrates. The rational mind does …
“Lose that reason, suspend that criticality, become gullible, accept anything that custom serves up, and you enter the life of a puppet on a string.” …
“Philosophy takes a systematic and critical perspective on all of the assumptions and claims that we, in the other compartments of human endeavor, accept.” — …
“The human brain bears the stamp of 400 million years of trial and error, traceable by fossils and molecular homology in nearly unbroken sequence from …
Melanie and Michael are joined by Melanie’s children Jack (11), Kira (14), and Leo (16) to further discuss the book Coyote America by Dan Flores …
In this episode, Scott and Michael — after saying hi and catching up, talking about ending the school year, and Michael’s earning his MovNat Level …
In this episode, Dr. Bernd Heinrich — world-renowned biologist and world-class marathoner — joins Melanie and Michael for a discussion of biology and how to …
Award-winning teacher Scott Harris joins Melanie and Michael to discuss what writing is, why it is important in life, and how we should use it …
