Imagination and Adolescence
As children grow into adolescence, they often lose their innate curiosity and fearless thinking, becoming more concerned with social perceptions. This shift can stifle their sense of wonder and creativity, leading to a reliance on established norms rather than questioning the world around them. Embracing a philosophical mindset, reminiscent of early childhood, can foster innovation and individuality, traits that are essential for personal growth and societal progress.In this clip
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#171. How To Improve Your Life Using Philosophy? - Scott Hershovitz
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