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Objective Vs. Subjective truth
Objective Vs. Subjective truth
Objective Vs. Subjective truth
Friday 6th January 2023
Hunter and Christian delve into objective vs. subjective truths, fame, and indoctrination in this episode of 'Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Cast'.
57 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Truths We Live By: Hunter and Christian's Deep Dive into Objective vs. Subjective Realities
There's never any objective truth around that...everything is going to be subjective to the person's life, experiences, and belief systems. There's never any objective truth around that.
Ever thought about how different truths shape our lives? In this episode of the 'Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Cast', Hunter and Christian take a fascinating journey into the world of objective and subjective truths. They kick things off with a light-hearted chat about the chaos of holiday travel, showing how our personal truths influence our reactions to such stressful situations. But it doesn't stop there.
The conversation takes a deeper turn as they examine the fine line between fame and infamy, questioning whether those who achieve fame do so by speaking their own objective truths. They also tackle the weighty topic of indoctrination, especially in children, and the risks of building one's identity around a value system that might not truly reflect personal beliefs.
This episode is more than just a discussion; it's an invitation to reflect on how we navigate life's uncertainties and align our beliefs with our true selves. Tune in for a thought-provoking and engaging conversation that might just change how you see your own truths.