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I think there's also this problem with belonging in the modern world.

Like, we've lost touch with so much that makes us human.

But we don't belong in nature, we don't belong.

We like, leaving these suburban boxes disconnected from neighbors, disconnected from animals, disconnected from nature, disconnected from...

So much that makes us human, and so we're craving belonging.

And I think things like conspiracy theories give people a sense of belonging because now you believe this thing that other people don't believe, and by the way you can find other friends online who also believe that thing.

And you can get this sense of belonging in a way that, unfortunately, we're so deprived of.

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Today, male buddy Ozon Verol is back on the show. Basically, a rocket scientist writes a self-help book. Cute.

Actually, he's a lawyer, a professor, and a rocket scientist. No big deal.

Ozon is, a brilliant mind, obviously. He's great at helping us clarify our thinking, undue damage to our critical thinking skills that's often done in education systems, aka school, like the ones we all grew up in.

In this episode, we also explore why what we do isn't and should not become our identity and how to make that shift.

There's a whole lot here on good thinking, good thinking habits, getting out of bad thinking habits, and of course, as the book title suggests, awakening our genius.

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