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[HARD CONVERSATIONS] Let's talk about what SCIENCE really means & having COMPASSION for those with different beliefs
Hello lovelies,
Today's episode is some REAL-TALK about current issues.
I'm talking...the thing that everyone seems to be fighting about these days. You know what I mean. The jab jab. The staby-McGee. The special syringe.
The COVID-19 immunization.
This is not at all a conversation aimed at trying to convince anyone to change their belief systems or to shove anything down your throat. It's a conversation aimed at reducing fear and panic about the information that’s circulating, and an opportunity to lean into love and acceptance by taking a moment to understand why those who believe differently than you are not monsters or idiots. We’re all just trying to figure out how to handle the immense fear that the last year and half has brought onto us - and sometimes people cope with fear in very different, or completely opposite ways.
It's also a chat about what SCIENCE actually means, since I feel like the term has been twisted by people who don't understand it AT ALL. Knowledge is so powerful, so I want to help you understand what science IS, and what it ISN'T.
(Here is the link to the video mentioned in the episode regarding scientific research conclusions:)
Statistical Significance and p-Values Explained Intuitively - YouTube
All I hope to do here is offer different perspectives to those on EITHER side of this hot topic, so it can be less of an "argument" and more of a CONVERSATION.
Take what you want. Leave what you want.
I'm not taking a particular "stance" because I don't believe in black/white or right/wrong. Life is one big GREY AREA. We need to train our brains to be okay with this.
I'm just here trying to remind people that we're all the same at our core. We're all scared and acting out in whichever way makes the most sense to us. But remember to take a step back and evaluate your thoughts and beliefs once your emotions have cooled down and you can look at the facts a bit more objectively.
Sending love in this CRAZY time,
XO Amanda
@manda.pali
[email protected]
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Hello lovelies,
Today's episode is some REAL-TALK about current issues.
I'm talking...the thing that everyone seems to be fighting about these days. You know what I mean. The jab jab. The staby-McGee. The special syringe.
The COVID-19 immunization.
This is not at all a conversation aimed at trying to convince anyone to change their belief systems or to shove anything down your throat. It's a conversation aimed at reducing fear and panic about the information that’s circulating, and an opportunity to lean into love and acceptance by taking a moment to understand why those who believe differently than you are not monsters or idiots. We’re all just trying to figure out how to handle the immense fear that the last year and half has brought onto us - and sometimes people cope with fear in very different, or completely opposite ways.
It's also a chat about what SCIENCE actually means, since I feel like the term has been twisted by people who don't understand it AT ALL. Knowledge is so powerful, so I want to help you understand what science IS, and what it ISN'T.
(Here is the link to the video mentioned in the episode regarding scientific research conclusions:)
Statistical Significance and p-Values Explained Intuitively - YouTube
All I hope to do here is offer different perspectives to those on EITHER side of this hot topic, so it can be less of an "argument" and more of a CONVERSATION.
Take what you want. Leave what you want.
I'm not taking a particular "stance" because I don't believe in black/white or right/wrong. Life is one big GREY AREA. We need to train our brains to be okay with this.
I'm just here trying to remind people that we're all the same at our core. We're all scared and acting out in whichever way makes the most sense to us. But remember to take a step back and evaluate your thoughts and beliefs once your emotions have cooled down and you can look at the facts a bit more objectively.
Sending love in this CRAZY time,
XO Amanda
@manda.pali
[email protected]