Do do do do do do do do here we go. My name's Todd. This is Kathy. Welcome back to another episode of Zen Parenting Radio. This is podcast number 802. Why listen to Zen Parenting Radio because you'll feel outstanding? And always remember our motto, which is that the best predictor of a child's will being, is a parent's self-understanding.

On today's show, we're going to talk about the difference between narrow-mindedness and...

Open-mindedness, but more specifically, we're going to talk about personal experience bias or anecdotal absolutism,

which is when people think because they've had

an experience, it means everyone's having that experience. But that is actually a form of narrow-mindedness.

That's right. But first, it's whatever, 12 hours removed from Super Bowl Sunday. Yeah. The Eagles,

took care of the Chiefs.

Yes.

Feel mostly happy.

I have a friend who's a coach on the Chiefs, so I feel a little bad for him.

Yeah.

It was kind of a hard bet going in.

Like, you know, I had gone for the Chiefs last year, and some of my best friends

are from Kansas City, and, you know I I really like Travis and

you know their story and everything but last week I just learned a lot of things and one of those

things was understanding more about Jalen Hertz and I just got really invested in Jalen and it took me like

a day and I was like oh this guy yeah and he see I didn't know much about him it took me like a day. And I was like, oh, this guy. Yeah. And I see,

I didn't know much about him, but he seems like a sweetheart. And he had a tough loss a few years ago

to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl. So it's nice to see that that come around. Plus, I think

most of the country was sick of the Chiefs being so good. I think that happens a lot. It was a rough game. Like, they beat them in a big way.

Yeah, it was a beat down.

So we don't have to review the entire thing.

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