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🕵️ Question Everything. Think Critically. Understand More.At The Inquiry Theory, we believe that anyone can achieve a deeper understanding of anything through inquiry, open dialogue, and critical thinking. No topic is off-limits—when approached with an open and honest mind.
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What Actually Happened in Ceuta? (opens the original)
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From bizarre animal abilities to controversial immigration and government-run grocery stores, this episode goes down some unexpected rabbit holes. We explore the incredible science behind pistol shrimp, orcas, axolotls, and other animals before turning to the recent mass migration into Ceuta and the competing narratives surrounding what happened. We break down what appears to be fact, what may be misinformation, and how left- and right-leaning media framed the event differently. Then, we examine
Why Politics Feels Exhausting (opens the original)
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After months away, we're back with a conversation that asks some uncomfortable questions: Is political division happening naturally, or is it being encouraged? Why does following the news leave so many people feeling stressed? Are politicians solving problems—or keeping them alive? We dive into lobbying, media incentives, tribalism, and the growing culture of victimhood versus personal responsibility to explore what's really driving today's political climate. Link to Brown University Study https
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