Knowledge I Think

Knowledge I Think

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Knowledge I Think episodes

  • And The Rainfoest Still Burns
    I talk about the rain forest burning and how that led me to think about how little power the majority of us have. Despite most of the population wanting something, those in power and a few negative people affect the vast majority of us.
    28 min
  • Unhealthy Habits
    I breakdown my thoughts on health in America. For the most part if you eat clean and exercise you should be healthy but if people do not take care of their health, should the government be responsible for taking care of their health?
    9 min
  • Why You Mad? Just Work Out
    I discuss how to deal with haters who want to diss how you work out compared to how they work out? Why do they care about your exercise habits and try to put down your work out compared to theirs? As long as you are working out its a good thing ya dig!
    6 min
  • What Matters Most
    I talk about what matters most in life. Everyone will have their own values but I discuss what I found to be the most important for me. I hope everyone finds what matters most to them as well and can find fulfillment.
    11 min
  • Walls
    We recorded this a while ago but wanted to post about the wall again. New things came up about illegal immigration and we discuss illegal immigration. I even met a former soldier who worked on the border and he was adamant that the wall was important. Is he right?
    53 min
  • No Responses
    You ever have people you know that do not text back? Annoying or rude? Quick discussion and thoughts about people I know that do not text back often.
    7 min
  • Tough Decisions
    I question how companies and leaders make tough decisions. There were definitely times when I did not think people in management made horrible decisions and I speak about how my thoughts on how management should make these tough decisions.
    10 min

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