There are no facts, only interpretations.

A quote by Frederick Nietzsche.

So finally, we've reached the topic of interpretation. This is going to be a foundational

epistemic episode. It's going to take you a good 10 years to fathom the significance of this episode.

Because what I want to communicate about interpretation and how it shapes your mind's construction of reality is very, very deep.

And we're going to use dozens and dozens of examples to start to illustrate this for you.

But like I'm telling you, there's so much here. illustrate this is

there's so much here so this is what I live for let's dig in.

The core point of this episode is actually very simple

and it belies the depth actually very

situation has multiple interpretations to it.

That every situation has multiple interpretations to it.

And people fall into the trap of treating situations. interpretations to it.

And people fall into the trap of treating situations

as though they only have one or two interpretations.

The worst case scenario is when you fall into the trap of thinking that there's only one interpretation. Because if you only have one interpretation of a situation, whatever the situation is,

and I'll be giving you a list of dozens of them in a moment, then look what happens.

That becomes your reality.

That becomes fact for you.

That becomes absolute truth for you.

Because you can't conceive, your imagination is too limited to conceive

alternative interpretations. So that then locks you into whatever your

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