<p>You can't tell who's a total jerk by their devilish means or devilish ends so what else is there? In this episode, we discover a way we've been talking out both sides of our mouth and negotiate a new insight out of the inconsistency.</p>

You can't tell who's a total jerk by their devilish means or devilish ends so what else is there? In this episode, we discover a way we've been talking out both sides of our mouth and negotiate a new insight out of the inconsistency.

4. Means, Ends and Endless Me's

Self-debating about who we are, how we got this way, how to make better decisions and feel better about the decisions we make. 

A long-view perspective from an origins-of-life/state-of-the-world social-science researcher. 

Cradle to grave: From life's cradle to our grave situation.

"Mind candy for people who aren't afraid to think"
Kaja Perina (editor in chief, Psychology Today).

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Self-debating about who we are, how we got this way, how to make better decisions and feel better about the decisions we make. A long-view perspective from an origins-of-life/state-of-the-world social-science researcher. Cradle to grave: From life's cradle to our grave situation. "Mind candy for people who aren't afraid to think" Kaja Perina (editor in chief, Psychology Today).

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