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English
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25 episodes
since Dec. 13, 2025
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Have you ever lost the experience of knowing? I have the intellectual understanding of what I do well, but the substance that fills that out, the experience of knowing? I’ve lost that.For me, the experience is embodied, the knowing is developed and nurtured in collaborative, generative conversation…

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Understanding through communication, how do we even do it? How effective are the attempts? If someone claims they have this figured out, I don't know that I believe them. Then again, I'm an alien under the influence of technology, & certainly don't know. Words, analogies, paradigms, hierarchy, …
Through time, the colonizer mentality became metabolized, laundered, normalized. It's the operating system obscured by innumerable sanctified explanations. The operating system that shapes our governments, economic systems, education, relationships with land & the rest of nature, social & c…
When hierarchy creates the conditions, the environments we're mired in, how do we reconcile choosing this shit vs the uncomfortable & temporary shit that is engaging with that memetic, that architecture? The bottleneck that leads to liberation? Resources & Notes:"The Illusion of God" (This …
Introducing new pop-up episodes that will bubble up from time to time. Where the journey, the being, is more important than the destination or result. So, it may be whimsical, silly, cool, or a flop. Unexpected, a bit like Pop Rocks™ candy. 💥🤪 This first FizzyPop is a twofer. Inspired by indigenous…
Is cognitive empathy moral? Indicative of one’s humanity? Or is it a sloppy substitute slotted in with other Jenga blocks in an attempt to hold hierarchical society, together? Yet again, I find myself wondering about cognitive empathy; from depedestalizing it to questioning if the entire idea is co…
"Hierarchies exist everywhere in nature!" It's interesting how a memetic handed to us, 1,000s of years ago, is so powerful as to shape how we perceive and make sense of the world, today. Without question, without pausing, 'it just is what is'. We presume and assume a lot when we decide who or what …
It's incredible how, whether an internalized understanding of self or external messaging about self, the cognitive architecture we construct shapes our perceptions. Which is scary disturbing to think how systems of power can and do shape us, but it's also incredibly liberating to realize we can pla…
There’s the bare bones architecture of power. Then, there’s the tissue for what that particular iteration of power looks like in that particular intersection of time & space. And then, there’s the sociology of power that behaves just like a cult. The propaganda, the “right” or “proper” frames, …
What if the question of free will or determinism was flawed to begin with? What if this is why the question persists? Why it's been debated, for-ever? What if unfurling & reintegrating our understanding shifts the camera lens? And what if the tangential concepts that connect to either free will…
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