Using the method of deconstruction, this episode deconstructs the construct of "religion" and RESETS and posits a better more nuanced definition. If all belief is a kind of religious belief, then political activism is religious activism.

We can plainly see this now in many debates. Science and politics have become the new dominant religions.

This episode continues going over deconstruction questions.

The goal of deconstruction is to reveal the subjectivity of information in order to find better ideas if needed.

This episode explains deconstruction. It is a series of questions designed to bring back into focus the original subjectivity used to create information. This preempts a fight over facts and alternate facts and which is which.

Understanding subjectivity enables innovation and problem resolution. This usually offends people who are more interested in winning discussions instead of finding solutions.

This episode explains what is meant by "making knowledge" vs "discovering" knowledge.  It is asserted that ALL knowledge is subjective and are called "constructs." At the end of the day, each person must decide what to believe in order to make decisions and choices.

Making information is expensive and usually requires funding. This funding always has strings attached which is why people should remember that information is made not discovered.

This episode explains the different types of "Whataboutism". Basically, when one engages in whataboutism (asking or answering the question which begins with "What about...") one considers the same topic from a different perspective OR one changes the topic while pretending one is still discussing the original topic. Tu quoque and shifting goal posts are also discussed. 

It is often a legitimate style of conversation or dialogue.

This episode explains subjectivity, objectivity in the context of perception and information/facts. Socialization is discussed in light of subjective perspective which leaves people at the point where a choice must be made.

Should choices be made with one's own subjectivity or by the subjectivity of often unreliable others?

This episode is the introduction where I go over the 2 grounds rules of the Podcast, no coercion and no hypocrisy. 

People have forgotten that conversations are for learning not winning.

We are going to try to make learning great again so we can have Hope.