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Hey, you're listening to the partially examined life episode 248 Part 2.

We've been discussing several sources,

where the Ponty's phenomenology perception a little bit from that.

We have now moved largely onto Alia Alsages,

a phenomenology of hesitation from 2014.

We're also as needed bringing in Linda Martina Alcov's

some sections from visible identities.

So I think one of the points we had just closed on was

we're trying to think about the extent to which racism is embedded in us,

not as subconscious beliefs,

but as habits and method brought up cognitive behavioral therapy.

One of the things I really value about dialectical behavioral therapy, right?

Is it just really doesn't care about diagnosis very much, right?

I mean, it doesn't really want to sort of analyze,

okay, what caused this problem, right?

Or what condition do you have?

It wants to look at what it often likes to call strategies

for acting in the world and reformulate those strategies

so that they work better for you.

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