10 Big Truths About a Little Money
May 10, 2022
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Just how important is money to our well-being?
VIDEO: Truth is more powerful than deceit by a wide margin. Love is more powerful than hate by a wide margin. Dr. Peterson uses current trends to demonstrate.
Newsweek is launching a contest asking students to record 2-minute-long videos debating potential policy solutions to social media’s harmful effects. “If social media continues to erode our shared sense of truth and make it harder for us to find common ground, how are we going to address the many seemingly insurmountable threats we face as a society?”
📹 Cognitive biases are built-in human flaws in logical thinking. They form a path to bad decisions. Learning about these ideas can reduce errors in your thought process, leading you to a more successful life.
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If you’re trying to determine if something is true, the effort should manifest itself in the evolutionary, neurological and perceptive planes of the brain. See Dr. Peterson demonstrate how it does.
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SHORT COMEDY: One determined math teacher takes on post-truth America.
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