The myth is that there is one “objective” way to know: data, logic, rational argument. All else is “soft” or “subjective.” This flattens cognition and sidelines embodied, relational, and systemic ways of thinking.
NEED TYPE > Knowledge is Pure Rationality
The myth is that there is one “objective” way to know: data, logic, rational argument. All else is “soft” or “subjective.” This flattens cognition and sidelines embodied, relational, and systemic ways of thinking.
The myth is that there is one “objective” way to know: data, logic, rational argument. All else is “soft” or “subjective.” This flattens cognition and sidelines embodied, relational, and systemic ways of thinking.
Start with one practice, explore one concept, read one chapter.