That's a great question. I wish there was an easy answer. I believe the solution lies in our children: teaching them critical thinking, identifying confirmation bias, encouraging innovation, and learning to respect differences of opinion. However, these skills can be developed at any age. A friend of mine has started an important projec…
That's a great question. I wish there was an easy answer. I believe the solution lies in our children: teaching them critical thinking, identifying confirmation bias, encouraging innovation, and learning to respect differences of opinion. However, these skills can be developed at any age. A friend of mine has started an important project that focuses on these very issues: https://consilienceproject.org/ Daniel was also interviewed about this topic on Jo Rogan: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LNwwgJqOMKHOqdvwmLxqd
Yes, the key is in how we raise our children. What you are doing for your son is wonderful. I would add that emotional health and development is as important as the development of critical thinking.
That's a great question. I wish there was an easy answer. I believe the solution lies in our children: teaching them critical thinking, identifying confirmation bias, encouraging innovation, and learning to respect differences of opinion. However, these skills can be developed at any age. A friend of mine has started an important project that focuses on these very issues: https://consilienceproject.org/ Daniel was also interviewed about this topic on Jo Rogan: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LNwwgJqOMKHOqdvwmLxqd
Yes, the key is in how we raise our children. What you are doing for your son is wonderful. I would add that emotional health and development is as important as the development of critical thinking.