Angry or Rude People, Expenses in Hours, Laser Printers, & Google Calendar (26m) – Episode 034
Thinking and Doing with Skyler J. Collins
English - October 17, 2020 14:33 - ★ - 1 ratingEducation Society & Culture Philosophy logic fallacy bias cognition thinking mind philosophy stoic tao zen Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor).
Episode 034 looks at why we shouldn't expect an angry person to be able to reason or think clearly, especially children; having empathy and compassion for someone acting rudely, as they're likely dealing with something difficult; how to calculate your expenses in work hours instead of money, and the benefit of doing so; why a laser printer is more economical for home use than an inkjet; and how Skyler utilizes Google Calendar and Gmail to keep track of recurring tasks, events, and reminders.
Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor).
Episode 034 looks at why we shouldn’t expect an angry person to be able to reason or think clearly, especially children; having empathy and compassion for someone acting rudely, as they’re likely dealing with something difficult; how to calculate your expenses in work hours instead of money, and the benefit of doing so; why a laser printer is more economical for home use than an inkjet; and how Skyler utilizes Google Calendar and Gmail to keep track of recurring tasks, events, and reminders.
Book: Parenting for a Peaceful World by Robin Grille
Listen to Episode 034 (26m, mp3, 64kbps)
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