The Theory of Knowledge – Part III: Intuition – Continued. What does your intuition tell you about the recent Presidential Election – plausible or counter-intuitive?

The Theory of Knowledge – Part II: Intuition. Does your intuition inform you – helping to determine if something is true or an attempt at deception? And if your intuition kicks in with a “red flag” how do you follow up? Here the Theory of Knowledge can help. And finally, what does your intuition inform … Continue reading "Throttle-Up® Episode: Feb. 6 & 7, 2021"

The Theory of Knowledge, i.e. how do we know what we know? For example, was the Presidential election reliable, legitimate and professionally conducted? Or was it chaotic, unprofessionally conducted, and contaminated with votes that were unverifiable? And whatever you think you know about the election, how do you know this?

Consider situation awareness: How do we achieve accurate, viable, and truthful awareness of a particular situation? We become well informed, then we trust our own mind – rejecting all attempts by others to tell us what to believe.

Everywhere you turn someone is trying to tell you what to think – on climate change to election integrity. But who is in control of your mind space – YOU or some counterfeit authority? Take control of your mind space and do it today! And how is your critical thinking discussion group going?

How to Decide – Part VIII: Get active! Form your own critical thinking study group. The starter kit is “Critical Thinking & Complex Problem Solving Superhighway”. Download it today at ThrottleUpRadio.com. And check out all of Captain Smith’s podcasts on his website.

This week Captain Smith urges you to fight back against misinformation and propaganda. Form your own study group to learn more about how to think critically. Those who can think critically cannot be fooled!

This week Captain Smith has the following advice: if you don’t know how to think critically you must learn; if you do, then teach it to others. If you can think critically you can not be fooled.

How to Decide – Part VII: Our on-going discussion. Are you a seeker, or are you willing to let others tell you what to think? Seeker and thinking, or follower and gullible – that is the question.

How to Decide – Part VI: The Really Big Decision. Am I committed to being a person of integrity, or have I decided to be morally ambiguous? Captain Smith discusses this fascinating and important topic this week in light of current events.