Quantum Life by Dr. G’s Post

Transcript

Today we will be talking about the art of communication. You see, just because we have freedom of speech, not only Constitution in the in the United States, but let's say just freedom of speech around the world where people at least assume that because they are free to have invited to talk and have a, you know, conversation doesn't mean that we can ignore very fundamental cause and effect relationships in our way. Of communicating. That means, I would say, one of the most overlooked areas of human communication, where people get in trouble and don't know where it comes from. It's like food. Just because we have freedom of eating, do we engage in kind of a random type of edit or no? Do we deserve, for instance, do I want vegetarian food or certain meats and don't be put to recipes together in order to actually give the experience of eating, including the content? Or another analogy is driving. Just because we can get in the car and drive in whatever direction, is it prudent to just drive blindly so to say wherever we want and whatever speed? Or isn't it better if you actually engage in this practice according to certain organizations structure, cause and effect relationship?