Healthy Skepticism, Group Bill, Never Regret a Day, & Vacuum Filters (16m) – Episode 040
Thinking and Doing with Skyler J. Collins
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Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor).
Episode 040 looks at the importance of maintaining a healthy level of doubt (or skepticism) toward all of the new information you receive; why you should immediately pay back someone who conveniently took care of a group bill or expense; how every day, good, bad, worst, or best, can ultimately be beneficial; and why your vacuum's filter is probably the cause of it not working well.
Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor).
Episode 040 looks at the importance of maintaining a healthy level of doubt (or skepticism) toward all of the new information you receive; why you should immediately pay back someone who conveniently took care of a group bill or expense; how every day, good, bad, worst, or best, can ultimately be beneficial; and why your vacuum’s filter is probably the cause of it not working well.
Article: “Humility and Skepticism” by Skyler J. Collins
Wiki: “Action Axiom”
Wiki: “A First Analysis of the Category of Action”
Listen to Episode 040 (16m, mp3, 64kbps)
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