Chapter
The Consequences of Cancelling People
31:38 - 42:39 (11:01)
The act of cancelling people and considering the right and wrongs of their past behaviors raises the question of how future people will judge our own past decisions, and whether or not there is a such thing as objective truth.
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The decline of religion in the U.S. has caused people to look towards other entities like companies such as Apple and Tesla to fill the gaps.
31:38 - 33:27 (01:49)
Summary
The decline of religion in the U.S. has caused people to look towards other entities like companies such as Apple and Tesla to fill the gaps. This podcast delves into how mythology still holds the key to the individual's development and structure in their lives.
ChapterThe Consequences of Cancelling People
Episode#296: Noah Huisman – Great Things Have Small Beginnings
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The belief in God is often associated with having an optimistic view of the future.
33:27 - 34:39 (01:12)
Summary
The belief in God is often associated with having an optimistic view of the future. When we replace God in our lives, we lose wisdom, perspective and instead are left with bias.
ChapterThe Consequences of Cancelling People
Episode#296: Noah Huisman – Great Things Have Small Beginnings
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The rejection of truth can lead to avoidance of uncomfortable realities, whereas some philosophers believe in the existence of a higher man who can create values without a higher power.
34:39 - 37:33 (02:53)
Summary
The rejection of truth can lead to avoidance of uncomfortable realities, whereas some philosophers believe in the existence of a higher man who can create values without a higher power.
ChapterThe Consequences of Cancelling People
Episode#296: Noah Huisman – Great Things Have Small Beginnings
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The speaker reflects on cancel culture and the concept of objective truth, highlighting the idea that the way we want future generations to view us impacts how we address people from the past who may have made mistakes.
37:33 - 42:39 (05:05)
Summary
The speaker reflects on cancel culture and the concept of objective truth, highlighting the idea that the way we want future generations to view us impacts how we address people from the past who may have made mistakes. The speaker also discusses the notion of the existence of natural law as a consensus of objective truth in society.