In this episode of 'Be Skeptical,' Millennial Dad and Gen Z Son dive into lively discussions on a variety of topics, emphasizing the theme of the show, which is to encourage skepticism and not take everything at face value. We reminisce about childlike creativity, discussing stories from personal experiences and historical figures like the Wright Brothers and Isaac Newton. They also explore how logic and reasoning can sometimes stifle creative spirit. Shifting gears, they tackle the complexities of male-female interactions, with light-hearted anecdotes about literal and emotional misunderstandings. The conversation then moves to the nostalgia of mall culture and how online shopping and social media have impacted societal behaviors and relationships. They wrap up with a reflection on the importance of eye contact and non-verbal cues in communication, along with discussing a controversial OSU locker room scandal involving high school kids. Through it all, they highlight the significance of self-reflection and personal growth. Don't miss out on this engaging multi-generational dialogue! 00:00 Welcome to Be Skeptical: All Opinions, No Facts

01:30 Overcoming Obstacles with Childlike Spirit

05:07 The Power of Obsession and Creativity

09:18 Understanding Women: Emotional Complexity

24:24 The Decline of Malls: Nostalgia and Social Media

29:31 People Watching and Social Interactions

30:18 Nostalgia for Physical Media and Shopping

31:09 The Decline of Physical Collectibles

35:46 The Art of Reading People

39:36 Effective Communication and Relationships

49:23 OSU Locker Room Scandal

53:05 The Importance of Suffering for Growth

54:35 Podcast Wrap-Up and Reflections