How Cognitive Bias Limits Our Growth (And How to Challenge It)

[@randnew1]

AWESOME video!!!! I love it!! Always a good day when the snow leopard uploads!!! 😁

[@TPhilosofur]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate the feedback!

[@minifridge6097]

I think you did a great job in making this video! It’s an amusing combination, a furry and philosophy but I enjoyed listening to what you had to say :)

[@TPhilosofur]

@@minifridge6097 Thanks for the feedback! There will be plenty more content coming in the future!

[@christophersnedeker]

You should start a debate channel where you host debates.

[@TPhilosofur]

@@christophersnedeker Interesting idea! I'm actually open to the idea of hosting discussions on my channel once I gain a larger profile. I just need to brainstorm how to set ground rules that ensure the debates follow the principles of civility my channel values so much.

[@nickgore987]

Bias is worse then ever, either people are too busy/ dont care enough to pursue greater truth/purpose in life, or give in to the mainstream, easy to accept opinion, feel why people arent as fulfilled in life, they go on in life just accepting "the way things are" around them, critical thinking and being open to new ideas is good for society, itll breed new ideas/solutions or lead society to be ordered,moral, happy, find faith, etc but sometimes its hard to communicate what you believe to be 100% good/true and come off as extreme, because then people may not be ready for it and dismiss it, go on with their life, so for some people they need a slow/interesting approach to accept new/better ideas, but to be fair people are tribal, im not sure i believe much in individualism, i think ideas wether good or bad win when its most comfortably accepted/enforced by those around them, in history sometimes good ideas won not through discussion but brutal war, shame but true, but thats of course no way for ideas to win, so critical that ideas be discussed and argued respectfully for society and individuals to live life with new perspective and information that will better them , good and evil exists and i hope and pray people differentiate between the two sooner than later 🙏 Love your videos keep it up!!😎

[@TPhilosofur]

@@nickgore987 It's an unfortunate reality that when underlying problems aren't addressed, they risk festering under the surface until discontent or instability become so great that the issue erupts back into mainstream attention in a deeply contentious and potentially aggressive way. The truth, however inconvenient, cannot be ignored or repressed for long. It's better to address it early in a rational, measured way than ignore things until society ends up in a seemingly endless cycle of revolution and reactionary responses. To see these problems, though, we must be willing to confront our bias. Better, as you said, to solve problems through discussion rather than war.