Afleveringen
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As the lockdown eases more and more each day, everyone is itching to get back to their lives. The good news here in Australia is that gyms, hairdressers, physiotherapists, restaurants, cafes, pubs, clubs, shops are reopening. They, of course, all come with their own distinct rules and regulations. But this is a good thing for… Read More »
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With Twitter, its CEO Jack Dorsey, and the Head of Site Integrity Yoel Roth under fire after adding a fact-checking button to one of the US president Donald J Trump’s tweet yesterday, things are breaking apart in the social media realm. The president has ordered an executive order on social media after his tweet about… Read More »
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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On this episode, I finish the conversation with Suicide Prevention Australia’s CEO, Nieves Murray. We talk about mental health and routines and staying sane during troubling times. We also discuss social distancing vs. physical distancing, hobbies, and so much more. Make sure you check out Part 1 (the previous episode) if you haven’t. Thanks for… Read More »
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The impact upon mental health and lifestyles during this pandemic is catastrophic. In the long-term, there’s no denying they will be even more devastating than the virus itself. It might sound harsh, it might sound odd, but the reality is this: The amount of people being impacted every single day, regardless of the proximity to… Read More »
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We all know the mainstream media loves to gain attention by aiming for clickbait articles, viral videos, emotionally-charged pieces that increase likes and followers. It’s a popularity contest, most of the time, for most journalists. Which can warp what headlines are written and what stories get around. During the pandemic, this very thing can be… Read More »
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As the curve continues to flatten in Australia, the mainstream media will stop at nothing to continuously inflict fear and hysteria in the public that rely on them to bring them up-to-date, unbiased, and factual information. It’s unsurprising, though. It’s a popularity contest for most journalists and news outlets these days. And unfortunately, the majority… Read More »
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From 5G to totalitarian control to China wanting to ruin lives and relations with the rest of the globe to the west wanting to destroy everything they’ve built, does any of it make sense? Is there any benefit to destroying the planet? Is there any reason for a country to destroy everything they’ve built between… Read More »
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With all these lockdowns and rules and regulations somewhat imprisoning us inside our homes during the global pandemic known as COVID-19, are we too willingly and blindly becoming obedient? Are we not speaking up or standing up for our rights enough? Are we allowing the government, or simply those in charge, to take away the… Read More »
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The global pandemic that is coronavirus-19, is testing each of us in so many different ways. It’s disrupting our livelihoods and altering how we simply get around each day, socialise, what news we pay attention to, what topics we talk and think about. It’s a huge change in all our lives and it’s very easy… Read More »
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Was Thanos (i.e., Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest villain from the comics and the recent two films Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame) right? Are humans a plague? Is Earth and its species doomed? On this episode of The Pernosophy Podcast (available on iTunes, Spotify, and Google Podcasts) I discuss population growth and its impacts, poverty, education,… Read More »
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Too harsh of a title? On this episode I explore a few topics surrounding nihilism, perspective, self-worth, and life. In doing so, I talk about individuals that are constantly seeking sympathy, playing the victim game, and forgoing components to their life that are truly positive. I also talk about the power of narrative and what… Read More »
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Why is there so much hate for University of Toronto Professor and Clinical Psychologist, Jordan B. Peterson? From the countless hours he has uploaded on his YouTube alone, to his Biblical series, his classroom lecture recordings, all the way to the many interviews and live talks in front of hundreds of people he has undertaken,… Read More »
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How concerned should we be for when it comes to data collection and privacy concerns from companies like Google and Facebook? A lot of us aren’t too concerned when it comes to stuff like this. We are, after all, innocent, right? Well, on first thought, sure, this makes sense. Many of us don’t need to… Read More »
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Is climate change a media-driven, over-politicised phenomenon, or is there merit to this controversial topic? On this episode, I explore one aspect that is often quoted, yet hardly understood: 97% of scientists agree with climate change. Is this true? What does this mean? Is this even possible? Doesn’t this go against what science is all… Read More »
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On the 25th episode of The Pernosophy Podcast, I explore the topic surrounding responsibility and our requirements for growing and helping our loved ones. I also discuss time limits, patience, addiction, egoism, altruism, and when we should limit our advice. What do you think about this topic? I would love to know. Hit me up… Read More »
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On Episode 024 of The Pernosophy Podcast, I’m joined by CEO of Suicide Prevention Australia, Nieves Murray. We explore the topic regarding the stigma of depression. In doing so, we touch on topics ranging from how to discuss mental health with loved ones, how powerful your own intervention can be, the glorification of suicide via… Read More »
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On Episode 023 of The Pernosophy Podcast, I explore the question: Where do we draw the line when it comes to the often accused “over-thinkers”? I also talk about the benefits for overthinking/analysing, the negatives, how to separate the two, plus how to go about using the power of thinking as a positive in your… Read More »
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On Episode 022 of The Pernosophy Podcast, I talk about the gut feeling phenomenon. In doing so, I try to explore why this experience may be faulty with reference to conditioning, Pavlov’s dog experiments, intuition, scepticism, and base trait personalities. After listening to this episode, what do you think? Are you in favour of a… Read More »
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On episode 21 of The Pernosophy Podcast, I discuss a recent injury of mine, what this has meant for me, what other roadblocks can slow us down in life, what that means for our overall life, perspectives, and what must be done to ensure that the roadblock does not consume us. Are you dealing with… Read More »
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On the 20th episode of The Pernosophy Podcast, I talk about all the events, tasks, and stories that can leave you feeling empty or directionless following the completion of it. Things like finishing school or university, leaving a job, moving to a new area, completing a personal project, etc. I also talk about an experience… Read More »
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