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S3 Episode 3: Longing for Belonging With Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang
This episode is a conversation with two experts combating our current loneliness crisis: Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang.
Ron Ivey is a writer, researcher, and strategic advisor to business, governments, and philanthropies with a focus on social trust, belonging, and human flourishing. Ron is currently the Managing Director of the Humanity 2.0 Institute and a Research Fellow at the Harvard Human Flourishing Program where he co-leads the Trust and Belonging Initiative. Ron also currently serves as a Fellow at the Centre for Public Impact, a global think tank seeking to re-imagine government and restore relationships between governments and those they govern. In 2017, Ron established a consultancy, Rembrandt Collective, to shape business strategies for trust, alignment and social impact. For the past two decades, he has served as an advisor to executives in organizations including Preston-Werner Ventures, Fox River Partners, Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Vatican, IBM, the World Bank, the White House, and the Aspen Institute. Previous to his consultancy work, Ron served as a policy advisor in the United States Senate. Ron also serves on multiple advisory boards, including the OECD’s Trust in Business Initiative, a global effort focused on restoring trust in business, and the Paris based think tank Up for Humanness, researching ways to restore social cohesion.
Monika Jiang, a second-generation Chinese immigrant, has always walked the line between feeling estranged and belonging. Her journey, marked by oscillations between aloneness, loneliness, and connection, has profoundly influenced her personal and professional life, shaping her into a visionary who senses what wants to emerge as we move closer to ourselves, each other, and the world. Professionally, Monika has made a significant impact at the House of Beautiful Business. Here, she helped build a global community of 50,000 members dedicated to a life-centered economy. By curating and hosting transformative gatherings, she helped business leaders imagine and transform themselves and their environments. Collaborating with brands like Google, Porsche, Salesforce, and Volkswagen, Monika led a team responsible for thought leadership content, brand strategy, and innovative event design, creating an "alternative temporary world" for exploration and change. Monika’s deep desire to move from loneliness to oneliness inspired her to found the initiative Sharing Our Loneliness. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the paradoxical power of loneliness to reconnect us with ourselves and others. Through intimate gatherings, writing, and speaking engagements, Monika cultivates spaces for dialogue, connection, and community, addressing loneliness as a personal, collective, and societal challenge. As an independent consultant, Monika helps to elevate and deepen insights, engagement, and impact of community-focused businesses and organizations. Additionally, she is a teacher in training with Humanize, an evidence-based program focused on fostering emotional and social skills, and she practices these skills based on social neuroscientific research at the Max-Planck Institute in Berlin. Above all, Monika is committed to bridging divides, asking essential questions, and stepping into the realities of others to make more feelings known, more faces seen, and more voices heard.
In this episode we talk about:
The loneliness of growing up in a multicultural household
How the experience of shared loneliness can actually bring us closer together
Current research on loneliness
The systemic neglect of social cohesion and connection
How loneliness is experienced differently across generations and cultures
The need to create cities with shared spaces
The stigma of discussing the shame and suffering that comes with loneliness
Embracing the discomfort of loneliness
How AI and new technologies are shaping loneliness and belonging
The connection between awe and loneliness
To learn more about Monika’s work, you can find her at:
Website: www.monikajiang.org/
Instagram: monika.jiang
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/monika-jiang
To learn more about Ron’s work, you can find him at:
X: x.com/ronivey
Instagram: monika.jiang
Linkedin: fr.linkedin.com/in/ron-ivey-0bb9a33
This episode is sponsored by the John Templeton Foundation (www.templeton.org/) and the Templeton Religion Trust (templetonreligiontrust.org/)
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Longing for Belonging - with Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang (Part 2 of 2)
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This episode is a conversation with two experts combating our current loneliness crisis: Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang. Ron Ivey is a writer, researcher, and strategic advisor to business, governments, and philanthropies with a focus on social trust, belonging, and human flourishing. Ron is currently the Managing Director of the Humanity 2.0 Institute (www.humanity2-0.org/) and a Research Fellow at...
Overcoming Loneliness With Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang
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In this clip from my podcast interview with loneliness experts Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang, Ron asks Monika for what she has found effective in her experience with various communities for overcoming or managing loneliness. Ron Ivey is a writer, researcher, and strategic advisor to business, governments, and philanthropies with a focus on social trust, belonging, and human flourishing. Ron is curr...
Longing for Belonging - with Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang (Part 1 of 2)
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Sociologist Brandon Vaidyanathan talks to two experts combating our current loneliness crisis: Ron Ivey and Monika Jiang. Ron Ivey is a writer, researcher, and strategic advisor to business, governments, and philanthropies with a focus on social trust, belonging, and human flourishing. Ron is currently the Managing Director of the Humanity 2.0 Institute (www.humanity2-0.org/) and a Research Fel...
S3 Episode 2: Connecting Earth and Sky With Dr. Nalini Nadkarni
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In this episode, Dr. Nalini Nadkarni shares how her childhood fascination with trees led her to become a pioneer in the study of tree canopies and a leading advocate for conservation. Her endeavors are rooted in her sense of longing to protect trees, to connect more deeply to them and understand them, and to share and promote that understanding as widely as possible. Nalini Nadkarni’s unique ac...
Treetop Barbie
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In this clip, Dr. Nalini Nadkarni describes how she created Treetop Barbie to inspire young girls to study ecology, how she managed to win over Mattel’s attempts to stop her, and the role she played in creating Explorer Barbies. Nalini Nadkarni’s unique academic career interweaves her scientific research on rainforest canopy biota with innovative public engagement. She has written 150 scientifi...
Connecting Earth and Sky with Dr. Nalini Nadkarni (Part 2 of 2)
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Nalini Nadkarni’s unique academic career interweaves her scientific research on rainforest canopy biota with innovative public engagement. She has written 150 scientific papers and books on the composition and ecological roles of canopy-dwelling communities, supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Geographic Society. She also engages with those who do not or cannot gain ac...
Discovering the Forest Canopy
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In this clip, Dr. Nalini Nadkarni, an accomplished scientist who is considered “queen of the forest canopy” for her pioneering work in the study of canopy biota, describes her first experience of being on the canopy floor. Nalini Nadkarni’s unique academic career interweaves her scientific research on rainforest canopy biota with innovative public engagement. She has written 150 scientific pape...
Connecting Earth and Sky with Dr. Nalini Nadkarni (Part 1 of 2)
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Nalini Nadkarni’s unique academic career interweaves her scientific research on rainforest canopy biota with innovative public engagement. She has written 150 scientific papers and books on the composition and ecological roles of canopy-dwelling communities, supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Geographic Society. She also engages with those who do not or cannot gain ac...
S3 Episode 1: Nostalgia: Yearning for Beautiful Memories With Dr. Clay Routledge
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Dr. Clay Routledge is the Vice President of Research and Director of the Human Flourishing Lab at the Archbridge Institute. He is also co-editor-in-chief of Profectus, a magazine on human progress and flourishing. Clay spent nearly two decades in academia as a professor of psychology, professor of management, and distinguished professor of business. As a leading expert in existential psychology...
Nostalgia: Yearning for Beautiful Memories with Dr. Clay Routledge (Part 2 of 2)
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Nostalgia for Difficult Times?
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Nostalgia: Yearning for Beautiful Memories with Dr. Clay Routledge (Part 1 of 2)
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Nostalgia: Yearning for Beautiful Memories with Dr. Clay Routledge (Part 1 of 2)
How Beauty Can Heal Us
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How Beauty Can Heal Us
The Beauty of Structural Biology
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The Beauty of Structural Biology
Why Beauty Matters in University Education
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Why Beauty Matters in University Education
The Beauty of the James Webb Space Telescope
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The Beauty of the James Webb Space Telescope
Reimagining Science Through Art
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Is Democracy Beautiful? (Part 2 of 2)
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Is Democracy Beautiful? (Part 2 of 2)
Is Democracy Beautiful? (Part 1 of 2)
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Is Democracy Beautiful? (Part 1 of 2)
How Beauty Works: Neuroscience, Design, and Justice (Part 2 of 2)
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How Beauty Works: Neuroscience, Design, and Justice (Part 1 of 2)
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The Meaning And Value Of Beauty In Science (Opening plenary, International Symposium on Beauty at...
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Hospitality as a Lifeline: Famiglie Per L'Accoglienza's Journey in Foster Care
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The Meaning and Value of Beauty in Science (Opening plenary, International Symposium on Beauty at...
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Educating through the beauty of hospitality: The story of Cometa
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Beauty in Science: An Interdisciplinary Conversation at the University of Oxford (Part 3 of 3)
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Beauty in Science: An Interdisciplinary Conversation at the University of Oxford (Part 2 of 3)
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Beauty in Science: An Interdisciplinary Conversation at the University of Oxford (Part 1 of 3)
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Why Science Cannot Tell Us About Other Universes
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Why Science Cannot Tell Us About Other Universes

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  • @psychnstatstutor
    @psychnstatstutor День тому

    Amazing~ I chose a quark for my brand that had the first part of my name and a pattern representing my field..finding out later this quark had a history of serendipity...and my background includes Jungian psychology. Truly Beautiful.

  • @vivekbhagoliwal4558
    @vivekbhagoliwal4558 2 дні тому

    Jai mahabir bajrangbali

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    @MARUFTANNA 16 днів тому

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  • @lindasvalesen5237
    @lindasvalesen5237 19 днів тому

    Why did she have to say brown?

  • @AlexPerazaTV
    @AlexPerazaTV 20 днів тому

    Why is everything about race though? A bit much

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    @sksayed100 20 днів тому

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  • @jasonehmann5110
    @jasonehmann5110 21 день тому

    There is one.

  • @briseboy
    @briseboy 21 день тому

    The cognitive error of "creator" is immediately introduced without dispute. Neither is the concept of "beauty." Some further bias occurs in the unchallenged use of "human" or human social values as composing "beauty." Beauty appears to be dependent upon complex diverse factors. Truth, as in true or real factors, is surely a component and dynamic factor. Dynamical process appears to best describe reality. Emergence itself is such process. Material, though having relatively stable componentry in quark-gluon relationship under conditions observable to us, may not exist as stable in all universal conditions. All, then, is likely dynamical in nature. On this particular planet, relatively self-replicating organisms are and were subject to modification, and in utilizing exterior resourcing. This, within that dynamical subsystem, selected for capacity to molecularly absorb, and sometimes develop toward, and move toward nutritive, and away from, toxic molecules. This motility itself selected for changes increasing detection, at least of molecular gradients. Senses, then, evolved, for such gradient detection. Senses, detecting differences gave rise to the self-signaling resulting in endocrine, juxtacrine, and exocrine distinctions useful to such motility. Beauty itself attracts a in a limited manner - much that is beautiful to humans, is noxious or toxic when approached too closely, perhaps implicitly inducing a recognition (again, quite molecular) of diversity. What is "good" for one organism is certainly not the same for another. So "good" is a VERY limited evaluation, NOT AT ALL universal. That alone invalidates any single creator or observer as arbiter of Beauty. We involved in the study of brains recognize that brains evolved to develop individual estimates of predictability, that contingent and error-prone, if constantly updating system, comparing memory with novel sensory input/experiences. It is the brain and sensory organs reporting change to it, that induces teleological probability to organisms having neural tissues, though the pure molecular gradient-sensing of single motile cells precedes and includes teleological presumption. Self-interest is emergent, even in inert rna and dna replicating viruses. Accretion of nonliving elements really must be distinguished from that emergence, though contributing to beauty sensed by any replicating or basically gradient- or difference- sensing organism. Those involved in the discussion, it strongly appears, may not at all be described as scientists, due to commission of cognitive errors so numerous and accepted by their interlocutors without immediate critical questioning. The symposium's validity is immediately compromised by this failure. Of course, it evokes a broad hormonal response, involving such failure and consequent sadness in the necessary rejection of any claim by the participants to any scientific validity therein.

  • @johnbarrymore5827
    @johnbarrymore5827 Місяць тому

    First

  • @ninasimone787
    @ninasimone787 Місяць тому

    That’s not a true identity

  • @SureshTudu-ch5tn
    @SureshTudu-ch5tn Місяць тому

    😅

  • @yogeshtripathi831
    @yogeshtripathi831 Місяць тому

    9p

  • @mm-yt8sf
    @mm-yt8sf 3 місяці тому

    this reminds me of something a professor said in class that he wanted models to be simple but not simplistic, which i guess shows a human aesthetic bias ['m not sure which profesor this was...but if my guess is right i think he was known for a proof that required tens of thousands of cases to be proved...which doesn't sound elegant at all 🙂]

  • @formurahasanashraf6715
    @formurahasanashraf6715 3 місяці тому

    The beauty of this whole idea is, that no matter from which field or where you belong, you can always relate it so easily. And you would have your own perception for this topic.

  • @AprilHayes-vq9tv
    @AprilHayes-vq9tv 3 місяці тому

    12:06

  • @AprilHayes-vq9tv
    @AprilHayes-vq9tv 3 місяці тому

    Are you eating contaminated food like I am now? You look overweight:)

  • @AprilHayes-vq9tv
    @AprilHayes-vq9tv 3 місяці тому

  • @AprilHayes-vq9tv
    @AprilHayes-vq9tv 3 місяці тому

    You're beautiful in April so I am I.

  • @Thomas-gk42
    @Thomas-gk42 3 місяці тому

    Interesting, another physicist, who doesn´t swim on the mainstream.

  • @ShonMardani
    @ShonMardani 4 місяці тому

    Scientists who do not have their own opinion and they only reads the papers of others and repeat the old, disputed and conflicting theories, and waiting for one of their students to figure it out later, is fake and dangerous to the young people.

  • @MailariJakkannavar
    @MailariJakkannavar 4 місяці тому

    Ok...am...🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @Thomas-gk42
    @Thomas-gk42 4 місяці тому

    Nice explanation that shows, that Sabine is not in conflict with religion. She just shows the limits of science. People who try to mix science and faith, guys like Goff, Kastrup or Meyer are pseudoscientists in my opinion. What a lame belief, that needs panpsychism, cosmological finetuning or biological creationism to work. Thanks for loading this up again.

  • @PeterRice-xh9cj
    @PeterRice-xh9cj 4 місяці тому

    We could be part of one zero dimensional point where one second seems like one second. A physical system like a hurricane or falling line of dominos could be an intelligent being and be another zero dimensional point where one week feels like one second. The two zero dimensional points we are part of and the physical system are part of can be two zero dimensional universes separated by time, but both still existing simultaneously. If we are a zero dimensional point where one second feels like one second, and another intelligence is part of another zero dimensional point separated by time, where one week feels like one second, it makes sense for both points to be separated by time but still both exist simultaneously.

  • @The_Man42
    @The_Man42 4 місяці тому

    First to say first

  • @rens79
    @rens79 4 місяці тому

  • @PeterRice-xh9cj
    @PeterRice-xh9cj 4 місяці тому

    Imagine two colours that exist one side of the tennis net, and two colours that don’t exist the other side. Each colour could be part of two systems. Each colour could be its original self as a colour that exists or doesn’t exist, at the same time could also be a colour that originated from the other side of the net as a colour that did or didn’t exist that has already crossed the net to become a colour that does or doesn’t exist. So there are two colours that exist on one side of the net, and two colours that don’t exist on the other, all four existing simultaneously each being part of two systems. The empty spaces might think their the colours and think the colours are the empty spaces they are filling up. We are just observing one system. When two colours switch spaces with each other, the way we can see the two colours as well as the spaces they fill up all move, is if the two colours move vertically across the net, and the two spaces they fill moving diagonally across the net. So a blue a red colour next to each other move across the net to the other side, and the two spaces they fill move diagonally across to meet up with the opposite colours. But shouldn’t we now be seeing two colours that don’t exist. If the colours and spaces they meet up with after they cross over the net change into each other (the empty space becoming the colour hence the colour becoming the empty space), could they avoid becoming two colours that don’t exist. In other words the side of the net for colours that don’t exist become the side for colours that do exist. Now if we look at the two colours from above the court with the top of our head pointing away from the net, we might see red on the left and blue on the right. Now if we look at the two colours from underneath the net with the top of our head pointing the same direction we see blue on the original left and red on the original right. Is this because we are now seeing the empty spaces as the colours. The empty space and colour we see are both part of two systems each originating from both sides of the net, as well as the two colours that don’t exist the other side of the net. The backbone of this system is you can’t have a colour filling a space up that is the same colour. So if we look at the two colours from underneath the court with our head pointing away from the net, we see what would happen if they cross over the net and we were facing them from the side of the net they came from. Now by looking at the two colours before they cross over the net from underneath the court, could we be actually causing them to cross over the net to the other side. So when we look at the two colours from underneath the court, if that causes them to cross over the net to the other side, we are not actually looking from underneath the court, but looking at the other side of the court from above with our head pointing away from the net. Now if we look at the two colours from above on their original side, could the reason we can’t see the empty spaces be because we are looking at the two colours that don’t exist the other side of the net that are there right now. After all, the colours that don’t exist the other side of the court is a kind of future if the four colours that exist and don’t exist are all separated by time. If you have say 10 different things you still have 10 of the same thing. The reason is because they are all in the same category of being a different thing. All numbers are just really a digit one a certain way up the number line. If we want a truly different thing we have to look at the gaps or boundaries in between numbers. All logic is based on numbers, but could we create a new kind of logic based on gaps or boundaries in between numbers. Imagine if 20 people were each individual zero dimensional points that mixed together to form one single zero dimensional point. Every one would agree with what number they are looking at because every one would be one single zero dimensional point. If a number of zero dimensional points were not in any particular space or not separated by any space, they would all be separated by time, each being a separate zero dimensional universe. Now imagine 20 scattered individual points

  • @martacollell
    @martacollell 4 місяці тому

    Thanks Sabine. Clear, succinct and sincere, always getting to the point in the shortest way posible. You make science transparent and accesible. I'm greatful that I found you.

  • @Thomas-gk42
    @Thomas-gk42 4 місяці тому

    This lady is a beautiful soul and a razor-sharp mind. Her books belong to the best stuff, I read in my lifetime.

  • @akhtaribegum5173
    @akhtaribegum5173 4 місяці тому

    Once a mathematician came to Imam Hazrat Ali a.s. and asked to Imam Hazrat Ali a.s. What is the number which can be decided from 1 to 10 all the numbers aur kisi bhi division mein koi bhi Hasil nahi aata And Imam Hazrat Ali a.s. told about that number, So can you tell me please what is that n number which can be devised from 1to 10 all numbers with out leaving any hasil?, Allah Hafiz Allah ho akbar.

  • @AHXIOMLaEscueladelaimaginacion
    @AHXIOMLaEscueladelaimaginacion 4 місяці тому

    Hello, great talk, thank You. Perhaps is a Memory potential, an informational potential linked wurh the ver own Kosmos= Universe geometry. In 2014 I have found a different way to aproach.to Phi, Golden Ratio, Fibonacci Serie and, as in greeks, to the Beauty that is linked to Phi, that was originally named with Tau letter, there comes: Tautologic, self refered. So, this taurologuc self refered at Fibonacci aprox to Tau=Phi is: Future= Now(Present) + Past In standrad lecture is: Future number at the serie is the Sum/Addition of last 2, the sum of 2 past numbers. This 2 pasts was my clue: Is so silly but powerful: Now is past to future. Past is past to now. So, to sustain a living object in the Now, to the future, we and our biological vehicles needs to operate with Information, data that will be able to ReThink, as the lowest path to consume Energy: F= N+P. Is the most economic energy way and path. So, in a finite time to solve survival inquiries, I postulate that the computational accurace degree has to have limits, practiacal limits, or the biological machine will never "decide" one or other option. In 2019-2030 I have developed a geometrical model that includes numbers, as an "another sude of same coin" with "shapes", and this model is a geometric one that, in its first unfolding, guve us: Phi 1.618 phi 0.618 And Phi² 2.618 And is not the milenary way to obtain Phi as (1+√5)/2. There is, in the model, an equivalent to Hilbert geometrical model, starting with: An affirmation plane/area Lines And as in Hilbert's one: Points. But points are a sub product, as crossed lines. The contiinum Real line truble is "contained". The simmetry and quirality, too. The 1, 0=∅ and ∞ "troubles" in number theory and set theory too. Is on Dedekind's cuts and set aoroach, not on Cantor, Zermelo Frenkel. I will be glad to talk with You about, and thank You again by Your project. Regards. José Antonio.

  • @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time
    @Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time 4 місяці тому

    Its a nice talk!!! We have an electron sphere 4πr² of probability around the nucleus of each atom. We also have Huygens’ Principle of 1670, that says: “Every point on a wave front has the potential for a new spherical wave”. We can think of the ‘point on the wave front’ as a photon ∆E=hf of energy with an uncertain probabilistic future unfolding with each photon electron interaction. This would form the broken imperfect symmetry of everyday life!

  • @psychnstatstutor
    @psychnstatstutor 4 місяці тому

    Wonderful~ thank you

  • @lalani888blue
    @lalani888blue 4 місяці тому

    So true. The many of us who are truly sincere childlike souls in this demonic matrix are really questioning the 'why' as well as our real purpose here within this dysfunctional matrix ` It doesn't begin to honor our God given gifts. But we will RISE 💪💌

  • @ProSePlaintiff
    @ProSePlaintiff 4 місяці тому

    Why can't you be as cool as Dr. Phil?

  • @Fgruy8
    @Fgruy8 4 місяці тому

    Josebeneditoumeudesejioedeus

  • @hardevhardev7260
    @hardevhardev7260 5 місяців тому

    ❤❤😂🎉😢😢😮😮😅😅😅😊😊

  • @marcelloantoniodreier4795
    @marcelloantoniodreier4795 5 місяців тому

    great short one. where is the full video? can you send me the link please?

    • @beautyatwork
      @beautyatwork 5 місяців тому

      Sure, here you go: ua-cam.com/video/bWCrZtWUnjA/v-deo.htmlsi=wjIgAtkKBsR7M4X3

  • @johnbarrymore5827
    @johnbarrymore5827 5 місяців тому

    First

  • @johnbarrymore5827
    @johnbarrymore5827 5 місяців тому

    First

  • @kamilziemian995
    @kamilziemian995 5 місяців тому

    Very wise words. How they influenced views of Beauty At Work.

  • @Thomas-gk42
    @Thomas-gk42 5 місяців тому

    Well, that's not entirely correct. Sabine Hossenfelder made some suggestions for an alternative approach of research in physics in her book "Lost in Math". One of them is to put the work energy on the inconsistencies in nature and try to develop experiments.

  • @MCMXCDX
    @MCMXCDX 5 місяців тому

    This was my favorite interview of her, it really dug into things that shes just barely touched on in other discussions

  • @vincentstanzione8112
    @vincentstanzione8112 5 місяців тому

    Hi, I justcwant to say thank you for your wonderful series on religion and science that my wife and I watched on Curiosity Stream. We need a "new story" of science embracing divinity so that we can feel "whole" again. I hope you know the great good you did by creating that story of science and belief in God or Divinity. But, I wish you would take up that work again becausecwhat could be more important than showing humanity that we can experience life as a divine experience with and through the divine while working on problems of physics. I hope you are well and just wanted to say, I salute your patients with some very arrogant and mean-spirited scientist who really wanted to bring you down for your open loving soul. Well done, you embodied the highest levels of the religious quest to love one's enemy while offerring the other cheek...Please, please, please know how great a person you are and the great value you bring to our human condition. I just wish you would be interested in carrying on the conversation with prople like Marc Gafni, Iain Mcgilchrist, Zak Stein, Ken Wilber, and those people at Rebel Wisdom who are there with you in our conversation as scientists who live their lives enlightened by divine experience in the human condition...well done...

  • @jone2107
    @jone2107 5 місяців тому

    promo sm

  • @kamilziemian995
    @kamilziemian995 6 місяців тому

    You can't talk about beauty without talking about ugliness. Is Christ on the cross beautiful? I think it was pretty ugly thing to see. Will Beauty At Work talk about ugliness more?

    • @beautyatwork
      @beautyatwork 5 місяців тому

      I would like to address the topic of ugliness sometime. Here's a good piece in response to your question: churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/the-cross-must-be-deeply-ugly-to-be-beautiful/

    • @beautyatwork
      @beautyatwork 5 місяців тому

      I wrote about this issue on my newsletter a couple of years ago as well: www.beautyatwork.net/beauty-in-sadness/

  • @jamesmoran7511
    @jamesmoran7511 6 місяців тому

    This video is garbage. Unwatchable

  • @kamilziemian995
    @kamilziemian995 6 місяців тому

    I hear that some studies show that heavy metal fans are happier that general population. My relation to heavy metal music is complicated, but I wonder will Beauty at Work discuss such issues?

    • @beautyatwork
      @beautyatwork 5 місяців тому

      That's an interesting idea, thanks

  • @Thomas-gk42
    @Thomas-gk42 6 місяців тому

    Very interesting, I 'm working with mental ill and psychotic people since decades and can absolutely confirm the experiences of this young woman about the beauty of professions in this field.

  • @macsnafu
    @macsnafu 6 місяців тому

    Cannot resist: there's obviously some beauty in psychiatry, as Dr. Ballou more than adequately illustrates! But seriously, there can be beauty in psychiatry, but it takes a certain amount of depth and understanding to see it.

  • @kamilziemian995
    @kamilziemian995 6 місяців тому

    I must say, I know some dr. Wilson poetry and I don't like it. No rhyme, no meter (for my ear), just blank verses that sounds flat.