You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Hello and welcome to atheistically speaking with your host Thomas Smith

this I'm told is episode 107 by my crack research team of me who looked at my

iTunes today research team of me who looked at my iTunes. Today I'm joined by Steve. How you

doing Steve? Hi, I'm fine, thank you. I'm sorry you're not so well though.

Oh yeah now I'm a little sniffly, I't know why and as you pointed out I guess I would point that out

well you got to talk for you know sometimes 45 minutes to an hour. It gets distracting, at least to me when I'm constantly sniffling, so it's hard not to address it. But, uh, but yeah, I don't know what happened. I woke up and I'm sneezing all over the place so we'll see as a psychologist. I'm interested in in your

style because do you know what reflexivity means from our point of view?

Reflexivity I'm explaining I'm not sure where you're. point of view. Uh, reflexivity.

I'm explaining.

I'm not sure where you're going.

Right, if you're unkind, you'd call it being self-absorbed.

But if you were intellectual and sensible about it, you would say it's right to question yourself all the time and to wonder why you're saying things and where it comes from.

So your reflexivity, I like a lot because it's how we should be thinking all the time, questioning

ourselves, questioning why we said something where it comes from.

Oh, wow, well, that, yeah, I will definitely go with that.

I think that's, but I worry, okay, let's,

this is just actually gonna be Psychology Hour.

This is,

Okay, fine by me.

I sometimes worry that the reason I question so much is due to other qualities that I'm not sure are positive.

You know what I think in terms of like, oh, how would I want my kids to be? Like do, because some of the nicest qualities people can have are it

seems like a result of lack of confidence like you know is there a connection

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