Editing 23: Agnes Callard - Courage, Meta-cognitive detachment and their limits
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As Agnes has written thoughtfully about the many layers of anger, the conversation culminates by exploring dyadic feelings of hurt and indignation with which we all struggle and suffer in our relationships. Ultimately the two finish this experimental conversation with good cheer, together with a wish to continue the discussion at a later date under continuing mutual fondness and admiration. | As Agnes has written thoughtfully about the many layers of anger, the conversation culminates by exploring dyadic feelings of hurt and indignation with which we all struggle and suffer in our relationships. Ultimately the two finish this experimental conversation with good cheer, together with a wish to continue the discussion at a later date under continuing mutual fondness and admiration. | ||
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[[File:ThePortal-Ep23 AgnesCallard-EricWeinstein.png|600px|thumb|Eric Weinstein (right) talking with Agnes Callard (left) on episode 23 of The Portal Podcast]] | [[File:ThePortal-Ep23 AgnesCallard-EricWeinstein.png|600px|thumb|Eric Weinstein (right) talking with Agnes Callard (left) on episode 23 of The Portal Podcast]] |