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Evolving Beyond the Empire (opens the original)
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My husband and I recently started watching Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, and it sparked one of those conversations that happens in every sci-fi geeky household like ours: Star Wars or Star Trek?I landed on Star Trek. Hard.I didn’t fully understand why at first. I just had this visceral, immediate reaction. But as I’ve been pulling back the layers, I’ve realized it’s rarely actually about the show. It’s about the underlying architecture of the stories we consume… and t
The Work We Inherited (opens the original)
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The first thing we ask a child is what they want to be when they grow up.Not who. Not what they love, or how they want to feel, or what kind of person they’re becoming. What they want to be — as in, what category of productivity will define them for the rest of their life.And we ask it like it’s a perfectly reasonable question.That’s the thing about conditioning. It can feel like common sense… just the way things are.In this episode, I went digging into the history of how work became one of the
Why I Started Questioning Our Conditioning (opens the original)
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We spend so much of our lives looking for someone who has the answers.Someone who can hand us clarity, direction, a map through the chaos of the world around us. And the longer we look, the more we start to realize the world operates a lot more like the Wizard of Oz than we were ever led to believe.Pull back the curtain, and what you find more often than not is that the stories we inherited were never really about the truth. They were about control and keeping us focusing on a particular version
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