This podcast, Is Reason Enough? (and the additional materials), seems to be an important tool when trying to change other people's minds (something that cannot be done over social media, as they explore in this podcast). One will notice the striking resemblance that it bears to NonViolent Communication. I don't believe this is a mistake, given the results I've had with NVC and the results that are expected with the method of discussion as seen in today's podcast.
I told myself I was going to take a break from recommending Tom Woods material for a while, but here I am again. This guy's just a genius, and I'm too busy to find something better than what this guy has to offer. This is it, though. I'm taking a one-week break from recommending Woods.
This podcast, Is Reason Enough? (and the additional materials), seems to be an important tool when trying to change other people's minds (something that cannot be done over social media, as they explore in this podcast). One will notice the striking resemblance that it bears to NonViolent Communication. I don't believe this is a mistake, given the results I've had with NVC and the results that are expected with the method of discussion as seen in today's podcast.
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