Rory Stewart with a radical take on the concepts that shape our lives.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy |
We prize knowledge, and rightly so. We think of ignorance as a bad thing. But ignorance is inseparable from what we know.
Knowledge can distract us, mislead us and endanger us. While ignorance is often the most fundamental insight about our human co... more
We prize knowledge, and rightly so. We think of ignorance as a bad thing. But ignorance is inseparable from what we know.
Knowledge can distract us, mislead us and endanger us. While ignorance is often the most fundamental insight about our human co... more
We prize knowledge, and rightly so. We think of ignorance as a bad thing. But ignorance is inseparable from what we know.
Knowledge can distract us, mislead us and endanger us. While ignorance is often the most fundamental insight about our human co... more
We prize knowledge, and rightly so. We think of ignorance as a bad thing. But ignorance is inseparable from what we know.
Knowledge can distract us, mislead us and endanger us. While ignorance is often the most fundamental insight about our human co... more
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Thoughtful and cogent. Although occasionally verbose, an engaging perspective on our obsession with knowledge. A persuasive argument to embrace ignorance without defaulting to Faith. Bravo Rory.
Well done
I listened to all the episodes and salute your insights o was curious and content with each episode and wished to join in the discussion
I loved the polarity themes of life and learning it left hungry for more but I accept the food of knowing that you generously gifted
Bravo what a great podcast
I wonder what next
Until then I will remain thinking about ignorance and knowledge in my work as psychotherapists Bollas called on us to think about unknown that gets known , the painful j... more
Very good argument for ignorance and why sometimes it’s good to not know things, I like the TS Eliot person he was speaking to. Hopefully they do a podcast as well soon, they seem like a smart cookie.
…..but somehow under delivered. In a saturated market really not worth the effort.
Very enlightening!
The BBC does free speech better than many other media outlets.
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