In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about how nature might be bad. Specifically, nature is very violent, bloody, and filled with death. Moreover, human nature is to be violent, steal, eat, be lazy, and a whole host of other bad things. So maybe remember that the next time you tell someone to act natural.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about how the hard path is usually the right path.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about skills that pay off. Specifically, useful skills are dependent on the era of history that you live in. In the present era and the future, the most useful skills will be the ones that are related to the fundamental human needs of food, water, air, shelter, clothing, entertainment, transportation, etc.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about how thinking is a bit hard. Despite the effort required, it is still usually a good idea to think things through because you'll likely get a better outcome compared to taking the thoughtless approach.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about balance and why it's so hard. Essentially, everything in life seems to come down to finding the proper balance. There may be a few exceptions but in general, extremes are usually bad.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we wrap up the relationship series with a ramble on significant others. The relationship you can have with your SO is interesting because it has the potential to be the highest quality relationship you ever experience. We talk about the ramifications of this and how to not mess it up.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about your relationship with your children. I get on a slight tangent about design reviews and the proper way to get feedback on a project. Aside from that slight deviation, the discussion centers around how you greatly influence your children's life and there isn't a relationship like it in the scope of human experience.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about your relationship with yourself. Specifically, the fact that you should think about it like it's a relationship with another person.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we talk about relationships with friends. We get into how relationships are basically just time and resource investment into another person. We talk about how friendships can get really deep given enough time and resource investment.

In this episode of Stop To Think, we discuss relationships with siblings. We talk a bit about relationships in general. Then we talk about what makes a sibling relationship special. We talk about how age separation, birth order, and gender can impact a sibling relationship and a family dynamic as a whole.