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As an agnostic atheist, do I have a moral imperative to speak to Believers about their faith? Or would I just be proselytizing my own beliefs?
I recently witnessed a wondrous display by a murmuration of birds. What do you think they're thinking while they fly? So closely aligned with each other, almost performing? Do you think they're just living in the moment? Flying for the love and
Robbin Milne & I share in our excitement for this book & trees!
Trees! Did you know they can "smell" & "taste?" Or that they share & support each other? That they're stronger, healthier, & live longer when they live in community, aka in a forest?Resources: The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben Ema
A new trend is emerging on social media; virtual models/influencers. What are they? What are the ramifications of their existence and growing popularity?Show Notes: link.medium.com/N1DrIKJv4SEmail: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.comInstagram:
If our brains are "organic computers", if we were to look at our base coding/the operating system, what would we see? How would it affect our day to day?Show Notes: link.medium.com/WEqoHmpnkSEmail: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.com Instagram:
In this episode, we revisit "It isn't futile." From a valid point, to a poignant comment/question, to a book recommendation, to another area that needs sweeping change.Email: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @seekingplumb
Famous last words: "we've always done it that way." There's a sense of helplessness or feeling stuck floating around. Some cling to the idea that change is impossible. Or if it can occur, it has to happen a particular way. But what about breaki
Computers, more specifically Artificial Intelligence, have made a pretty significant stride, recently. Christie’s is auctioning off the first AI generated piece of art today, 25 October 2018, for between $7,000-$10,000. This sparks many questio
I read an intriguing theory for the basis of patriarchy, that seems to make sense. But if it’s true, there are some interesting observations in and around this framework. That said, how can we change this incredibly long lived behaviour? Can hi
Maybe more family secrets exist than we've ever considered! Fun, interesting, or tantalizing secrets! A few calls come in wondering about the origin of the word, "FUARO," with a never before shared secret of her own. 🤫 Email: seekingplumbpod
A few calls from a new listener encouraged me to understand kindness & politeness slightly differently. Another caller brings up questions around empathy & the role of social media/news in our culture. Email: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.comIns
It’s a family secret that's spanned decades & lifetimes, never to be uncovered. But curiosity still keeps us guessing. • Email: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.com • Instagram: @seekingplumb • Music: "Touch of Ice" by Borrtex From the Free Music Arch
Follow up discussion from "Why are you kind? What motivates you?"
Seth Godin highlighted three motivators for learning in a recent Akimbo podcast. Although it may be debatable, whether being kind to each other is something we need to learn or something we already know how to do, I wonder if these motivators p
From a young age we are trained to be cookie cutter workers, to give correct answers, to be compliant, and to follow the rules. The longer we're in the system or the more we seek to fit in, to be accepted or approved of, the more this system na
Life is picking up speed like never before, because science and technology are advancing at an incredible pace. It’s shaping how we think, interact, and how we behave. Stopping a speeding bullet might be easier than slowing a culture. Instead,
I recollect my first impressions of Raj, a stranger in a random Starbucks, and the surprising and fascinating conversation that followed about the cultural and economic history of India. These communities didn't simply trade. They essentially s
With the constant influx of information & the set rules of government and rules of social engagement, we've fallen into default patterns of operation. We assume that things are done a certain way because someone else has told us so or because t
After a few weeks back in my birth country, it's taking some adjusting to. In Canada we do see a lot of US news, but there's still a lot we don't see. Almost as an outside observer but still invested, I see the overdramatization of the already
The Sophists & Socrates had differing perspectives on how we determine right & wrong, while Aristotle saw things a little differently. Inadvertently, my journey seems to land me in Aristotle's neighborhood. Along the way, you'll hear snippets f
Just over 48 hours ago I arrived in Vegas for the 11th consecutive summer. This year feels very, very different.
Live. Now. We all say it; know we should. Yet, we usually only begin to get serious about "seizing the day", when our days are suddenly numbered. Perhaps, it's because we do our best to avoid thinking about "the end." But if we don't consider i
A phrase caught my eye this weekend: "Enforced Monogamy." To say it made me bristle even in the context presented would be an understatement. After recently hearing phrases like the "deregulation of the sexual marketplace", well, I needed to kn
Preparing for another summer, I share how the Vegas glamour has fallen away. But maybe I've been looking in all the wrong places, & the magic isn't completely absent from the city.Email: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.comMusic: "Come Fly With Me
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