Life comes with mystery, and while dynamic revelations open to the questioning mind, it takes movement and a sense of curiosity to live great questions. The probe that moves a human mind from one place to another. Fortunately, your brain is equipped to both push the bus and ride it at the same time, when [...]
Posts Tagged ‘disagreement’
Wired for War or Poised for Peace?
How we situate images of war affects how our brains wire to support or reject it. Replace words such as war on terror with expressions that grow stronger communities, and our brains shift from expectations of violence to proposals for peace across differences. Imagine a place of prosperity where no brain is left behind, and [...]
Target Lessons from Opposing Views
Pause for a moment and listen to opinionated or narrow-minded people you know. Listen to them tell others why they are far more qualified to give one-sided versions of a topic than other people hold. Notice the put downs and attacks that fall like pellets in a hail storm?
You’ll likely hear choice words [...]
Target Agreement in Disagreeable Settings
While many people bolt from conflicts, it’s also true that disagreements blast open doors to life-changing ethical insights, when people differ with the brain in mind. How so?
If you’ve ever benefited from unique insights, you’ve likely also seen opposing viewpoints from high-performance minds, that beg to differ. So why then, do disagreements also break up [...]
