BITE — Mistaken Beliefs

Short & Curly

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Society & Culture, Kids & Family, Philosophy

4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2023

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Beliefs can shape the way someone speaks, acts, and even dreams. Everyone believes different things, but sometimes those things aren’t true. If your friend’s belief isn’t quite right, should you tell them? Does it really matter if it’s true or not? Thank you to India for this curious question!

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0:00.0	This is an ABC podcast.
0:06.0	Big questions, bite-sized.
0:09.0	Short and curly bites.
0:11.0	Bites, bites, bites.
0:13.0	Short and curly bites.
0:15.0	Big questions, small serving size.
0:20.0	Mmm.
0:21.0	This French food looks simply delicious.
0:24.0	Bon appétit, Molly.
0:26.0	Gosh, I love French fries.
0:28.0	Did you know that the French fry was invented by a French woman named Frances Fry?
0:33.0	She was a chef who struggled for years to get her food inventions noticed.
0:38.0	Um, what?
0:40.0	Frances Fry was so close to quitting cooking forever.
0:43.0	Then she came up with the French fry and people finally gave her the recognition she deserved.
0:50.0	That is completely wrong.
0:53.0	No, I definitely have heard that somewhere and I honestly love that fact.
0:58.0	It's so inspiring.
1:00.0	Whenever I feel stuck or like work is hard, I think of Frances Fry and I remember to never give up.
1:08.0	That's really sweet, but it's just not true.
1:13.0	No one knows who invented French fries and actually some people think they originated in Belgium.
1:19.0	Oh, right.
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