How do we let go of the certainty that we know what the right answer is?

But we also let go of the certainty there is no answer and we're fucked.

We orient towards faithfulness that answers might exist and they take working towards.

And then we commit to the discipline and rigor to be part of figuring that out.

And knowing that we can't do all of it, the discipline and rigor of

evolving ourselves to work well with other people that are also doing it so that collective

intelligence of groups of people working to do that can enact solutions. That is like the discipline

of a people that want to be able to reinstate governance of foreign by the people.

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Well, welcome to the next edition of Homegrown Humans with Neurohacker Collective.

And I, this is a very full circle kind of conversation, get to speak with a dear friend

and colleague and fellow instigator of all things, future facing.

Daniel Schmachtenberger, one of the founders

of the Consilience Project, an organization dedicated to improving the world's information

ecology and bettering our collective decision-making so that we can forge futures that we all

want to live into, as well as part of the founding team of Neurohacker Collective itself,

and a generally all-round thoughtful and good guy. So Daniel Schmachtenberger, welcome to

Homegoing Humans. It's good to see you. I'm going to be talking with you, Jamie. It is a fun, full

circle thing, given that the first instantiation of this podcast ever I was hosting five years ago or

something like that. And then Heather did. And then we started to grow it. And yeah, it's cool.

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