Origins of Wrongness
Charles reflects on a profound conversation with an Uber driver from the DRC, exploring the deep-rooted question of why violence exists in the world. He emphasizes the urgency to align one's actions with their understanding of the world, revealing how this internal tension can drive personal growth and insight. The discussion touches on various forms of violence, from political to ecological, urging listeners to consider the underlying causes of such suffering.In this clip
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215. Charles Eisenstein: The Origin of the Wrongness in the World
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