Brain.ed

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In this second part of the episode on minimalism we explore how priorities and choices influence our adoption of a minimalistic lifestyle.

Minimalism: the anti-materialism. The minimalist philosophy and lifestyle have won over many who are ill-content with consumption-based materialism. For an idea that supports doing more with less, we ironically had a lot to talk about. So on this episode of Brain.ed, a very non-minimalist two-parter. In episode 1 we explore the gap between what we need and what we have.

Sign, sign, everywhere a sign… do this, dont do that, cant you read the sign.” In this episode, our survey asked whether listeners believe in signs from a higher power? Does destiny point the way with semiotic breadcrumbs, or is this belief just a way for people to avoid accepting responsibility?

On this episode of Brain.ed we examine one of life’s biggest decisions: whether to try to have children. Are people who choose to be child-free merely selfish hedonists? Are children life’s greatest joy, or simply a biological necessity we justify with emotional stories?

On this episode of Brain.ed, we explore the shadowland of dreams, the favorite destination of psychologists and mystics alike. Why do we dream? What do dreams mean, if anything? And the results of our poll where listeners shared their own nocturnal thoughts and habits. We had an interview with Tbird Luv a Transformative Artist working in Shanghai.You can contact Tbird through: Wechat ID: gamechanger4life or Tbirdluvinfo@strikingly.com