I want to talk about perspective and points of view. This episode is going to be what I consider

epistemology. So one of the most important things that I try to teach is that reality is deeply

perspect. Reality is made out of different perspectives.

And that to understand reality,

you need to be flexible enough with your mind to be able to look at it from different perspectives.

Why is this so difficult to do?

Have you ever wondered this?

Have you ever wondered this? Have you ever noticed that virtually everybody that you know,

virtually every human on the planet

is stuck in their limited perspective of reality.

And they can't see reality through any other perspective.

It's like they're stuck and what they're doing from a

meta level if you just kind of like look at what are humans doing with their

minds epistemically on this planet?

It's very simple. They're born, they're conditioned or indoctrinated into some

worldview and then they live their entire life looking at conditioned or indoctrinated into some worldview

and then they live their entire life looking at the world

through that worldview, through that perspective,

unable to see reality in any other way.

And then they defend that worldview or that perspective to the death as though it's absolute truth when actually it isn't.

Have you noticed this? When I say it like that, it seems

so obvious like how could humans be so stupid as to genuinely believe that the perspective that they have of a reality is actually some sort of absolute truth or how things actually are.

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